FullCircle wrote:(snip)
I was 4 when sliced bread was launched in its current form.
D'ya know, that's real sad.
There's whole generations out there who've never known the delights of sitting in a pram with a loaf of fresh bread & pulling the crunchy crust off it & eating it in handfuls. Or the joys of cutting thin slices for sarnies & thick ones for toast.
FullCircle wrote:(snip)
I was 4 when sliced bread was launched in its current form.
D'ya know, that's real sad.
There's whole generations out there who've never known the delights of sitting in a pram with a loaf of fresh bread & pulling the crunchy crust off it & eating it in handfuls. Or the joys of cutting thin slices for sarnies & thick ones for toast.
FullCircle wrote:(snip)
I was 4 when sliced bread was launched in its current form.
D'ya know, that's real sad.
There's whole generations out there who've never known the delights of sitting in a pram with a loaf of fresh bread & pulling the crunchy crust off it & eating it in handfuls. Or the joys of cutting thin slices for sarnies & thick ones for toast.
I must try that. Where did you get your pram?
Dunno, me Mum supplied that. But there was a similar thread in TOP where another old codger remembered doing the same thing in his yoof.
