Do you scrape burnt toast

fletch3163

I LOVE burnt toast, cold and bendy :rotfl:
DS has the toaster set to what I call "stale". It's about a change in texture but not colour. He also likes me to fan the toast so as to avoid toast sweat:p

beemuzed

Of course I'd scrape it - what a waste otherwise!

~daisy~_2

Skint_Catt wrote: »

I love thick, barely toasted, cold white bread - I always stand it in a tent shape so it cools quicker! LOL

lol i used to do exactly the same !! hub thought i was a freak but glad to see someone else shares my weirdness :j

Ticklemouse

~daisy~ wrote: »

lol i used to do exactly the same !! hub thought i was a freak but glad to see someone else shares my weirdness :j

Another one here

I used to only butter my toast after it was cold but now I do like it hot - but I either stand it in a pyramid or waft it to cool it first cos I hate "wet" toast. Mine has to be ever so slightly browned, and I scrape toast.

kscour

"proper" bread, thick sliced (looking like it's been chainsawed by the time I've finished!) toasted so sticky up bits always end up v. dark brown to black but most is just brown. Not too much butter and not put on when toast is too hot so it goes runny but must not stay hard either - just gently warmed through and spreadable consistancy (like to use other half of toast to rub it around a bit:o )
Ohh I feel soooooo hungry now!:D

PS best served with hot chocolate or a glass of red wine - I'm not fussy!

edit - got carried away and forgot the scraping bit! - yes as long as it's not cremated it positively adds to the flavour! And if you lick your finger you can dip it in the scraped bits and eat them up too!

mrbadexample

Yes.

Grannybadexample gave me some very helpful instructions when doing toast. She said: "When it's brown it's done, and when it's black it's bu g g ered up!"

That's true, that is.

niklepic

mmm burnt toast. Let it go cold and them loads of butter and jam. I burn mine on purpose.

ravylesley

Yes I scrape toast but I would like to know how I only manage to burn the toast when I am using the last pieces of bread in the house to make the toast?So I really have no option but to scrape

Lesleyxx

GavB79

Please don't eat burnt toast if you can really help it...

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phizzimum

fletch3163 wrote: »

He also likes me to fan the toast so as to avoid toast sweat:p

yes toast sweat! thank you! I've never heard it called that before but finally someone knows what I mean!