French Toast
Eggy Bread
Gypsy Toast
Well?
For me it's always been Eggy Bread and always will be!!! ^^;
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French Toast
Eggy Bread
Gypsy Toast
Well?
For me it's always been Eggy Bread and always will be!!! ^^;
Eggy Bread is such a Nor'n England thing to say.
French Toast.
See I would call the sweet, cinnamon version French Toast. But the salty delicious one is eggy bread.
Yeah, I'd call that French Toast. Sorry Fury.Quote:
Originally Posted by Shauna
French toast can be sweet or savoury. It's a versatile bit of bread.Quote:
Originally Posted by Night Fury
But it is also eggy so there ya go, EGGY BREAD.Quote:
Originally Posted by ShaunaFrench toast can be sweet or savoury. It's a versatile bit of bread.Quote:
Originally Posted by Night Fury
Pheesh and I have been having this debate for some time now.
Ya crazy geordie
ya daft wee scott
French toast
This is going swimmingly :D
French Toast, though I'm not sure what's so French about it :colbert:
There's egg and there's bread. Seems pretty straightforward that it should be called eggy bread. :p
I've had this round my Nan's (who's from and lives in Cheshire). I think she called it something else, but I can't remember what, so I'm going with eggy bread.
By your standards, we should call hamburgers "meaty slab sandwich." No.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mr. Carnelian
French toast.
https://i.imgur.com/Kb7J70H.jpgQuote:
Originally Posted by ShortyBy your standards, we should call hamburgers "meaty slab sandwich." No.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mr. Carnelian
That was my nickname in high school.Quote:
Originally Posted by Shorty
finally I figured out why you're a smurfing vegetarianQuote:
Originally Posted by KalevalaThat was my nickname in high school.Quote:
Originally Posted by Shorty
I still wake up screaming in the middle of the night covered in meat sweat.Quote:
Originally Posted by Shorty
Electro rope is the best word I've learned in ages.
I voted for what I thought said French Toast but it actually says 'French Bread', which is something completely unrelated. And a bit racist, to be franc.
Eggy Bread forever, you philistines.
See? It's the North.
This. And I'm not a northerner whattup. :cool: And neither is Mr Pukka himself: http://www.jamieoliver.com/recipes/e...es/eggy-bread/Quote:
Originally Posted by Night Fury
THE.
NORTH.
wth, eggy bread?
There's egg and there's bread. Makes more sense as a name than French toast/bread (whichever one of those it is, I don't know).:p Unless you grind Frenchmen into a powder and sprinkle it on your eggy bread, in which case that name is totally legit. You psycho. :screwy:Quote:
Originally Posted by Freya
That's just calling it its attributes mixed with bread. Like: That's eggy bread! (french toast) and that's Really sweet bread (cake) and that's really flat bread (tortilla)Quote:
Originally Posted by Mr. CarnelianThere's egg and there's bread. Makes more sense as a name than French toast/bread (whichever one of those it is, I don't know).:p Unless you grind Frenchmen into a powder and sprinkle it on your eggy bread, in which case that name is totally legit. You psycho. :screwy:Quote:
Originally Posted by Freya
That too is a good example lolQuote:
Originally Posted by ShortyBy your standards, we should call hamburgers "meaty slab sandwich." No.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mr. Carnelian
French toast.
Yeah, can't name something after its component ingredients, that's madness. Let's set up a ban on chicken parmesan, spaghetti bolognese and common smurfing sense.
I made some toast once when I was in France.
I called it French Toast.
Cheesy chipsQuote:
Originally Posted by Psychotic
I think you mean Icelandic potatoes.
What the hell is chicken parmesan?Quote:
Originally Posted by Psychotic
I'm gonna hazard a guess at chicken with parmesan.Quote:
Originally Posted by PheeshWhat the hell is chicken parmesan?Quote:
Originally Posted by Psychotic
Apparently in your country it is called a parmi. And if that's what Australia calls it, that rests my case.Quote:
Originally Posted by PheeshWhat the hell is chicken parmesan?Quote:
Originally Posted by Psychotic
You use parmigiana, which is the common name for the sauce, not parmesan, which is the common name for the cheese. This is why you don't let english people name things.Quote:
Originally Posted by BubbaI'm gonna hazard a guess at chicken with parmesan.Quote:
Originally Posted by PheeshWhat the hell is chicken parmesan?Quote:
Originally Posted by Psychotic
Moral of this thread; Brits have silly names for everything.
That's what I've seen it called in the good ol' US of A, the country that invented it, and I'm inclined to trust the word of Uncle Sam over an ocker who thinks going to Maccas in his trackie daks in the arvo is grouse when really you've got tickets on yourself yer drongo.
Oh go eat a spotted dick.
I have heard of Chicken Parmigiana. I have not heard of Chicken Parmesan. I was merely making an educated guess as to what it consisted of.
French Toast of course.