O/T How do you like your crumpet?

[thaimillerfan]

Exactly like you brin ,even though I love marmite I wouldnt spoil it,
lurpack is nice.

[thaimillerfan]

i also like to butter a muffin

I used to like muffin the mule in the fifties but now a days its a ***ual encounter

[Grist_To_The_Mill]

I used to like muffin the mule in the fifties but now a days its a ***ual encounter

So is going dogging at Owlerton

[Ronners]

So is going dogging at Owlerton

First hand experience Grist? 😉😆

[Grist_To_The_Mill]

First hand experience Grist? 😉😆

Yeah, used to do it in the Panorama Restaurant followed by soup in a basket

[frogmiller]

They're called Pikelets!

[Grist_To_The_Mill]

They're called Pikelets!

I would have thought frogs would keep well away from pikelets

[Ronners]

Yeah, used to do it in the Panorama Restaurant followed by soup in a basket

At least you worked up an appetite even if the food did go all over Grist 😆 although keep an eye on that dodgy ticker of yours with all that exhurstion 😉 UYM

[CAMiller]

I think this his has been covered before but I'll raise the question again seeing as how Aldi have started selling rectangular shaped crumpets, making them a perfect shape for the toaster. This is a great idea instead of trying to shoot your round shaped ones in the air and catch em when they're done.

I digress, I prefer my crumpet medium with loads of Lurpak on em. I did try to find my marmite but I think her indoors has thrown it out as she hates it. Not called for me thinks.

Anyway how do you like yours?

I'm pretty sure Tesco were doing square crumpets back in the late 90s before we fled the country. Not that it matters what shape they are as I prefer them done under a grill, take them out, butter them and sprinkle with a good cheddar and back under the grill for a minute to melt it into the holes. Lovely jubbly (or is this the wrong thread? )

[Grist_To_The_Mill]

I'm pretty sure Tesco were doing square crumpets back in the late 90s before we fled the country. Not that it matters what shape they are as I prefer them done under a grill, take them out, butter them and sprinkle with a good cheddar and back under the grill for a minute to melt it into the holes. Lovely jubbly (or is this the wrong thread? )

Not a good idea to put a jubbly under the grill

Asda still do square crumpets, they call them toaster crumpets