toastie

Endo · Post by **Endo** » Fri 7th Sep 2007 03:24 am

what is a toasty thanx peace endo

geoffk · Post by **geoffk** » Fri 7th Sep 2007 03:59 am

Like a panini (pressed sandwich, warmed)

geoffk · Post by **geoffk** » Fri 7th Sep 2007 04:22 am

By the way; broodje (broht-yuh) is the Dutch word for sandwich. Try not getting the English menu, it's a fun game.

Endo · Post by **Endo** » Fri 7th Sep 2007 05:57 am

thanx again jeff got like two and a half more weeks till i go to the the dam CANNOT WAIT!!!!!!!!!!! peace endo

USbongLord · Post by **USbongLord** » Fri 7th Sep 2007 04:06 pm

A HEATED, SMASHED, HAM AND CHEESE SANDWITCH.....A GREAT MUNCHIE KILLER

SilentlyScreaming · Post by **SilentlyScreaming** » Fri 7th Sep 2007 04:16 pm

Within Schipol, there is a cafe close to an exit that sells heated cheese and ham croissants... not particularly dutch perhaps, but they were delicious 3 & 6 years ago at least. In case there are multiple cafes by exits, it had a serving area, with tables and high stools in front, with a proper sit down table and chair section to the right and behind it.

Twichaldinho · Post by **Twichaldinho** » Fri 7th Sep 2007 05:52 pm

USBONGLORD wrote:A HEATED, SMASHED, HAM AND CHEESE SANDWITCH.....A GREAT MUNCHIE KILLER

spot on!

Bernum · Post by **Bernum** » Fri 7th Sep 2007 06:20 pm

SilentlyScreaming wrote:Within Schipol, there is a cafe close to an exit that sells heated cheese and ham croissants... not particularly dutch perhaps, but they were delicious 3 & 6 years ago at least. In case there are multiple cafes by exits, it had a serving area, with tables and high stools in front, with a proper sit down table and chair section to the right and behind it.

lol, ^^i just envisaged reading this in Stoner's guide to the Galaxy far, far away in the future.

user54321 · Post by **user54321** » Mon 17th Sep 2007 05:09 am

It's not just ham and cheese that go into toasties, although it seems the dutch would have you believe that!

My definition of a toastie needs the Breville Toastie Cut N Seal style pictured below.

If it's not done in one of those, it's just a toasted sandwich imo

But yeah, I reckon that there should be a better choice of toastie in 'dam - you can put anything in those things, from tuna and onion/sweetcorn to peanut butter and jam/jelly ... cheese and pickle is a favourite of mine although watch yerself, melted cheese is painful enough to burn yourself on but for some reason when you add pickle into the equation it's like molten lava, you've been warned

USbongLord · Post by **USbongLord** » Mon 17th Sep 2007 12:59 pm

HANG ON WHILE I THROW UP IN MY MOUTH

....PICKLES AND CHEESE....LOL..PREGNANT?.....ENJOY YER MEAL

cheese · Post by **cheese** » Mon 17th Sep 2007 03:01 pm

my girlfriend is a vegetarian and she loves cheese and pickle sandwiches....

geoffk · Post by **geoffk** » Mon 17th Sep 2007 03:24 pm

Tall Guy · Post by **Tall Guy** » Mon 17th Sep 2007 05:05 pm

Cheese and sliced hotdog sausage with branston pickle is great choice.

Neldo you're a true toastie lover! I agree, much better with the Breville seal, but you've definitely got to wait 10 minutes for the cheese to drop below iron-smelting temperature

Tall Guy · Post by **Tall Guy** » Mon 17th Sep 2007 05:45 pm

cheese wrote:my girlfriend is a vegetarian and she loves cheese and pickle sandwiches....

geoffk wrote:

NONONO

Not those pickles Geoff - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Branston_Pickle

geoffk · Post by **geoffk** » Mon 17th Sep 2007 08:29 pm

Never heard of those. My wife's fave: http://www.bubbies.com/prod_pure_kosher_dills.shtml

Come to think of it, she has been eating a lot of pickles lately