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Brown or red sauce?

(, Thu 8 Dec 2011, 12:51, 2 replies, latest was 14 years ago)
Red, I'm afraid.
I know you extol the virtues of brown on a bacon buttie, but I prefer it. If I'm feeling really decadent I'll forgo the sauce and melt some brie on it instead.
(, Thu 8 Dec 2011, 12:53, Reply)
Brown sauce for a sausage butty, red for bacon

(, Thu 8 Dec 2011, 12:54, Reply)
What if it's a bacon AND sausage buttie though?

(, Thu 8 Dec 2011, 12:55, Reply)
If there's bacon in the sandwich, it has to be brown sauce.

(, Thu 8 Dec 2011, 12:55, Reply)
Red
EDIT:

If bacon and sausage are mixed, then egg must be introduced
(, Thu 8 Dec 2011, 12:56, Reply)
This is true
But without black pudding in there, you're missing an opportunity.
(, Thu 8 Dec 2011, 12:57, Reply)
Black pudding is something I've got to be "in the mood" to have
This is most times though, but not so far in a sarnie
(, Thu 8 Dec 2011, 12:58, Reply)
I fucking love black pudding on a roll, with sausage, bacon, runny egg, and brown sauce.
NOM
(, Thu 8 Dec 2011, 13:00, Reply)
I shall purchase some at the weekend for this exact purpose

(, Thu 8 Dec 2011, 13:01, Reply)
Good man

(, Thu 8 Dec 2011, 13:03, Reply)
I think this might actually be a matter of taste and there is not really a right or wrong sauce for any sandwich.
I'm probably mistaken though. I often am.
(, Thu 8 Dec 2011, 12:56, Reply)
I think you might be right.

(, Thu 8 Dec 2011, 12:56, Reply)
It's right up there with all the great conundrums;
how do you pronounce scone?
milk or tea first?
what's the best cheese?

It doesn't matter and there are better things to discuss unless you are making me a sandwich, a cup of tea or buying me a present of cheese. (You'll notice I don't address the scone question here. This is because even I am not that much of a fucking prick.)
(, Thu 8 Dec 2011, 13:01, Reply)
Same as gone
Tea
Mature Cheddar, I'd say.
(, Thu 8 Dec 2011, 13:03, Reply)
I don't care.

(, Thu 8 Dec 2011, 13:04, Reply)
I used to live above a cheese shop years ago.
It nearly ruined me.
(, Thu 8 Dec 2011, 13:05, Reply)
One hot day in summer it melted?

(, Thu 8 Dec 2011, 13:10, Reply)
Cheese showers FTW

(, Thu 8 Dec 2011, 13:11, Reply)
Fondue bath.

(, Thu 8 Dec 2011, 13:13, Reply)
I prefer a shower TBH

(, Thu 8 Dec 2011, 13:16, Reply)
Instead of scented shower gel you could use that squeezy Primula with chives in.
Or shrimp.
(, Thu 8 Dec 2011, 13:18, Reply)
I use that for deodourant

(, Thu 8 Dec 2011, 13:19, Reply)
Cheese string tampons.
Stiltenema.
The works.
(, Thu 8 Dec 2011, 13:24, Reply)
Nah, the whole shop was refrigerated.
We did have an overpowering stench of cheese in the flat for a while. Then we discovered the cause was a hole in the bathroom floorboards when laying a new carpet. Oh how we laughed.
(, Thu 8 Dec 2011, 13:13, Reply)
I was pretending the entire shop was made of cheese and that's why you said cheese shop.
It's even better in my head because the shop doesn't even sell cheese. It sells second-hand books. So when it melted, all the books were ruined.
There's this guy who owns the shop going "Fucking hell! The shop made of cheese has melted! All my second-hand books are ruined!"
It's pretty funny. I must be a very funny person.
(, Thu 8 Dec 2011, 13:17, Reply)
Yes, I know you were.

(, Thu 8 Dec 2011, 13:24, Reply)
Sorry.
I might go home and carve some mild chedder into a shop.
Mature is too crumbly.
(, Thu 8 Dec 2011, 13:27, Reply)
Not a full-sized shop.
A little model one.
(, Thu 8 Dec 2011, 13:27, Reply)
How should you poach an egg?

(, Thu 8 Dec 2011, 13:03, Reply)
FUCK OFF. That's how.
FUCK OFF YOU TEDIOUS PRICK.
(, Thu 8 Dec 2011, 13:04, Reply)
In water
egglols
(, Thu 8 Dec 2011, 13:05, Reply)
if you don't pronounce "scone" correctly
the joke doesn't work
(, Thu 8 Dec 2011, 13:08, Reply)
I've never had a set way of saying scone.
I say it both ways. I never know myself how I'm going to say it until it is said. Meaning the joke only works 50% of the time.
(, Thu 8 Dec 2011, 13:10, Reply)
you ARE wild and crazy

(, Thu 8 Dec 2011, 13:11, Reply)
You should see my collection of Red Dwarf tee shirts.
They are tee shirts with catchphrases from a sit-com on them, meaning I am a comedian. A very funny comedian.
(, Thu 8 Dec 2011, 13:14, Reply)
i thought people over the age of 25 weren't allowed to wear things with slogans on them?
i must review the law on this point.
(, Thu 8 Dec 2011, 13:19, Reply)
Slogans are for people with nothing of their own to say.
All my clothes have slogans. Even my pants. One pair says "These are underpants". It's ironic because it is literal.
(, Thu 8 Dec 2011, 13:22, Reply)
The fastest item in the bakery one?

(, Thu 8 Dec 2011, 13:10, Reply)
no, the one about the margaret thatcher film having an 18 rating
duh
(, Thu 8 Dec 2011, 13:11, Reply)
Harsh

(, Thu 8 Dec 2011, 13:12, Reply)
you love it like that

(, Thu 8 Dec 2011, 13:13, Reply)
True

(, Thu 8 Dec 2011, 13:16, Reply)
But fair.

(, Thu 8 Dec 2011, 13:13, Reply)
Also true

(, Thu 8 Dec 2011, 13:16, Reply)
I'm taking a stab in the dark here, but the punchline must be 'not suitabel for miners'?

(, Thu 8 Dec 2011, 13:17, Reply)
Or 'not suitable' even.

(, Thu 8 Dec 2011, 13:17, Reply)
As the tailor said to the three-armed man.

(, Thu 8 Dec 2011, 13:18, Reply)
You're in grave danger of me liking you if you carry on like this.
And you wouldn't want that now, would you?
(, Thu 8 Dec 2011, 13:19, Reply)
I'm a very likable person.
I have over 50 Hot Wheels cars, 13 Nerf Guns and a fuckload of Scalectrix. Or Scalextric. Whatevs.
(, Thu 8 Dec 2011, 13:21, Reply)
I don't believe you.
You can't hold the handle down on a scalextric controller with hooves.
(, Thu 8 Dec 2011, 13:22, Reply)
Specially adapted.
I mean, I'M NOT A HORSE.
(, Thu 8 Dec 2011, 13:24, Reply)
Shut it, Mr. Ed.

(, Thu 8 Dec 2011, 13:29, Reply)
Oddly, brown sauce is also excellent with breaded fish.

(, Thu 8 Dec 2011, 12:56, Reply)
I'm not mad keen on brown sauce.
But sometimes I desire it.
(, Thu 8 Dec 2011, 13:02, Reply)
You owe Danny Baker royalties.

(, Thu 8 Dec 2011, 13:03, Reply)
?

(, Thu 8 Dec 2011, 13:04, Reply)
The Sausage Sandwich Game.
Red Sauce, Brown Sauce, or No Sauce At All?
(, Thu 8 Dec 2011, 13:08, Reply)
Sausage sandwich is red sauce

(, Thu 8 Dec 2011, 13:13, Reply)
HP Guinness

(, Thu 8 Dec 2011, 13:15, Reply)
Vile, vile stuff

(, Thu 8 Dec 2011, 13:19, Reply)
You are so wrong.

(, Thu 8 Dec 2011, 13:25, Reply)
I don't like Guinness

(, Thu 8 Dec 2011, 13:27, Reply)
You are so wrong

(, Thu 8 Dec 2011, 13:28, Reply)
I've tried it many times, in different locations, I even tried it at the brewery
And I simply don't like the stuff.
(, Thu 8 Dec 2011, 13:30, Reply)
That's the most common answer.
Only the proper weirdos say 'No sauce at all'.
(, Thu 8 Dec 2011, 13:16, Reply)
I have one friend who has his with no sauce and no butter.
He's a bit odd.
(, Thu 8 Dec 2011, 13:19, Reply)
There's always one.
I have a friend who does that because he won't eat dairy at all. No reason, he's not allergic, he has no moral objections, he's just never eaten it and is convinced he would hate it if he tried it.

He was on Rainbow as a kid, refusing to eat cheese in one of their VT segments.
(, Thu 8 Dec 2011, 13:21, Reply)
We seem to know some very odd people.
And I don't just mean on here.
(, Thu 8 Dec 2011, 13:23, Reply)

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