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A gentleman of some means
Recommended we eat franks and beans.
"But wait!" he then said,
"We should have some canned bread,
As a part of this puzzling cuisine."
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B & M Brown Bread in a can. Anybody ever eat this stuff?
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A gentleman of some means
Recommended we eat franks and beans.
"But wait!" he then said,
"We should have some canned bread,
As a part of this puzzling cuisine."
'as it got any Spam in it?Yay!
Brown Bread Franks and Beans!!!
Think there is a song it there.
Brown bread,
Franks and Beans.
Brown bread,
Franks and beans.
Brown bread,
Franks and Beans.
Brown bread,
Franks and beans.
hehe
Well, you're no fun…
But they're not in a can.
At least two people have mentioned eating this bread with hot dogs and brown beans.
Well let me tell you that a BBQ chain in Texas has great sausage which I always get with a side of pinto beans. They also have fresh rye bread. I can tell you that it's an amazing combination.
They also have great breakfast tacos made with the same sausage, sliced, and refried beans.
Well let me tell you that a BBQ chain in Texas has great sausage which I always get with a side of pinto beans. They also have fresh rye bread. I can tell you that it's an amazing combination.
They also have great breakfast tacos made with the same sausage, sliced, and refried beans.
Butter or plain but plain bread is something I like….
OMG when I was working at the music store we all went through a phase where we ran around singing this.Now I've got "I'm picking out a Thermos for You" stuck in my head ("and maybe a barometer, too!") hehe
B&M Baked Beans have always been The Thing. If your thing is baked beans, that is.
Interesting. I've not seen rye at a BBQ place here or when I lived in Texas. Smoked sausage and rye is an Eastern European thing I grew up with though.
Hot dogs and beans is a thing I grew up with. Heck, there's a beans and wieners IMP (Canadian MREs). I never minded that one. Don't ask me how it's spelt, I never had the time to actually read it.
This bread, I've only seen mentioned on TB.
I've got a long weekend coming up, I think I'm due to get a recipe for this stuff and give it a shot. Beans and hot dogs aren't exactly expensive either.
Man that just looks vile!
ALL HAIL THE DEVIL CHICKEN!!!
(And this reminds me that someday, I still need to find the time to write up my "fried chicken" story.)
It will be a while for my next grocery pickup. I completed an order yesterday.
But…I'm up…and I want some of that Brown Bread for breakfast…
But…I'm up…and I want some of that Brown Bread for breakfast…
Boston Brown Bread. Often with raisins. That's a blast from the distant culinary past.
Raisin Date Nut Bread was a popular variation. Served with cream cheese.
https://lostrecipesfound.com/date-nut-bread-baked-in-a-can/
Raisin Date Nut Bread was a popular variation. Served with cream cheese.
https://lostrecipesfound.com/date-nut-bread-baked-in-a-can/
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