Lets get one thing straight
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Gazdalf
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Pineapple on pizza- wrong
Olive's - stupidly wrong
Crisp buttie's - Long distance relation of the chip butty and feckin awesome. (Mixing flavours works a treat also for a party in your mouth)
Olive's - stupidly wrong
Crisp buttie's - Long distance relation of the chip butty and feckin awesome. (Mixing flavours works a treat also for a party in your mouth)
Whitebootman
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Crisp butties are one of the greatest snacks ever. Thats weird about olives though I hated them before I was 30 but love them now.
Chico would have loved them crisps they had in the late 80's. What ever happened to Bitzza Pizza? Not sure i spelt that right but those crisp where nice.mmmmmmmmmmm.
Bundy
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Cahill's Metatarsal
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Crisp butties are lovely, always leave a big question though. As everyone is no doubt aware, you have to have crisps after a butty but if you have a packet within the butty itself, do they count or do you have to have another packet afterwards? It plagues me each time I make 1
inertia3112
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I havent had a packet crisps without at least one round of bread for about 20 years I reckon, I dont even bother buying crisps outside as I dont have access to bread to 'properly' enjoy them.
Current faves at the moment that go particularly well with an asda/tesco tiger tail are;
walkers 'baked' cheddar and ham(you will need at least 2 packets),
Mccoys oriental spare rib,
Pringles bbq,
asda's own brand prawn cocktail(again at aleast 2 packets)
then experiment by matching them up with either;
A thin layer of philadelphia,
Dairylea cheese slices,(the slightly thicker ones in a lighter packet)
or try a layer of chicken and ham sandwich spread, for the prawn cocktail(trust me it works just dont think about it)
But the most important thing, and I really cant stress this enough, never ever ever ever ever, have butter or margarine on your butty, because that is truly the foodstuff of utter monsters!
dont thank me for the advice, its always free!
Current faves at the moment that go particularly well with an asda/tesco tiger tail are;
walkers 'baked' cheddar and ham(you will need at least 2 packets),
Mccoys oriental spare rib,
Pringles bbq,
asda's own brand prawn cocktail(again at aleast 2 packets)
then experiment by matching them up with either;
A thin layer of philadelphia,
Dairylea cheese slices,(the slightly thicker ones in a lighter packet)
or try a layer of chicken and ham sandwich spread, for the prawn cocktail(trust me it works just dont think about it)
But the most important thing, and I really cant stress this enough, never ever ever ever ever, have butter or margarine on your butty, because that is truly the foodstuff of utter monsters!
dont thank me for the advice, its always free!
inertia3112
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many times have I spent the wee small hours reminiscing about bitza pizza crisps, and everytime I vow to start an internet campaign to bring them back.
Unfortunately no other [Poor language removed] seems to remember them and I feel any campaign that would rely on support from my fellow snack fans would be doomed.
of all the billions of internet sites, this is the only reference to them i have ever found....
pizza crisps in The AnswerBank: Food & Drink
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Gazdalf
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Flash back song. I remember far too much [Poor language removed]. I may be wrong on some of the lyrics but here goes.
"It's worth singing out for that pizza flavour
I'm in pieces for bitza pizza.
If your hungry dive in there a real life saver
I'm in pieces for bitza pizza."
To the tune of Bits and pieces.
I am sad I know, but true.
Slight_Return
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The irony of this thread title and who posted it.
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