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@lemondrop said
no bread?
everyman has a favorite bread
Multi grain or whole wheat for me.

No beer though!

-VR

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@very-rusty said
Multi grain or whole wheat for me.

No beer though!

-VR
did you have favorite beer at one time?

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@ghost-of-a-duke said
@lemondrop

Sourdough and a Leffe.
Fine choices.

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@trev33 said
Fine choices.
Discovered Leffe a few years ago while visiting Belgium. Amazing beer.

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@ghost-of-a-duke said
Discovered Leffe a few years ago while visiting Belgium. Amazing beer.
I'll give it a try
other than chess
beer brings much pleasure

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Wholegrain bread but maybe not in combination with wine. With wine I would prefer baguette with cheese.

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My mate's sourdough rye bread. To be honest I am a philistine who is quite content with a can of Heineken.

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fine breads
on both sides
fine brews
on both sides now
white bread
pale ale
the lighter the better
even if stale

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@rookie54 said
pale ale
the lighter the better
even if stale
"stale" was originally used to describe beer when it was clear and strong,
in other words when the fermentation had finished.

From Norman French "estaler" to halt. (cf stall)

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@ghost-of-a-duke said
Discovered Leffe a few years ago while visiting Belgium. Amazing beer.
It really is, they have a lot of different types as well that we don’t generally get here, hoegarrden is another good one.

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My homemade wholemeal multigrain loaf & Black Pig stout brewed by the White Hag Irish Brewing Company.

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@drewnogal said
My homemade wholemeal multigrain loaf & Black Pig stout brewed by the White Hag Irish Brewing Company.
yummy

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@torunn said
Wholegrain bread but maybe not in combination with wine. With wine I would prefer baguette with cheese.
Prawns cooked in garlic, chillies and a lot of extra virgin olive oil, whole wheat seeded bread to sock up the yummy oily sauce and washed down with a Argentine melbec. Doesn’t get much better.

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Any basic white bread, thinly sliced and toasted, buttered, with a very THIN spread of vegemite or marmite. I will pass on the beer, but a nice cup of hot coffee would be nice.