#41
#42

strong and stable spread regulation

#43

A light smear of mayo is as good as, if not better, than butter on the outside of a toasted cheese.

#44

Mostly being used as a verb rather than a noun isn’t it?

#45

No. Absolutely not. And believe me I put mayonnaise on EVERYTHING.

Maybe but that don’t make it right. We’re skirting very close to another concrete v aggregate bit of chat here.

#46

No, it’s entirely fine.

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#47

Interesting! I definitely think it works but this sounds like a good excuse for a direct comparison.

#48

It isn’t. It really isn’t.

#49

wtaf?

(for the record: always butter. and yes, i fucking love putting a good layer of butter on a slice of bread and then some peanut butter. so fucking good.)

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#50

I don’t need excuses to load up on grilled cheese sandwiches, but you’ve just handed me one on a plate so… I’ll give it a smash. Soon.

#51

Pure red zone vs white zone stuff here, mate.

#53

For a cheese toastie I only butter the inside. I know this is not considered the norm but I find the outside does not need to be buttered as toastie makers are (usually) non-stick so it’s not needed, and having butter on the inside adds flavour.

#54

hate peanuts isn’t it. peanut butter is like intensified peanuts. NOPE.

#56

buttering ANY slices of bread in a sandwich is overkill.

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#57

nope

#60

Under his feet!

#62

WELL

Mayo - totally overused in sandwiches. Literally can’t buy sandwiches from most shops. I think its stupid as a sandwich spread, regardless. Okay for chips - bad for everything else.

Butter - see above.

Hummous - King spread

Nutella/Peanut butter - okay if not used in conjunction with butter.

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#63

Let’s be friends.

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#64

:muscle:

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#65

Hummus (however you choose to spell it) is a dip, not a spread.

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