Fair observation.
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MC, you’d love a salt beef beigel, think of it as a corned beef roll but better!
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I think you’ve made your point on the spelling of bagel there enwand. Fully reinforcing MC’s hipster cunt reference because only hipster cunts in Shoreditch and Brick lane would be tedious/pretentious enough to refer to them as that. Everyone else just calls them bagels.
Beigels are the ancestors of bagels Derm.
That one’s on the house.
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I think everyone is fully aware of that. It’s something only hipster cunts would bother themselves with though and you won’t find anywhere else but in bellend land.
Tbf I haven’t got you down as a hipster though, you aren’t hip enough to qualify.
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Smallman1 Beigels are the ancestors of bagels Derm.
They are not ‘the ancestors’. ‘Beigel’ is just an alternative romanisation/transliteration of the Yiddish בײגל.
Have I taught you absolutely fucking nothing when going on about Hanyu Pinyin vs. Wade Giles romanisation of Chinese characters? It’s like Sichuan vs. Szechuan.
This is a metaphor for when Rhouses tells me “You dont like Bagels??? oh you just haven’t had a good one.”
Bagel’s are effectively a luxury fast food compared to the complete and utter fucking madness that is RYVITA crackerbread.
“Oh i’m famished, i could murder a beautiful ryvita crackerbread with cottage cheese and pineapple on it!” Said no-one ever, except myra hindley, the cunt.
-si- Bagel’s are effectively a luxury fast food compared to the complete and utter fucking madness that is RYVITA crackerbread.
“Oh i’m famished, i could murder a beautiful ryvita crackerbread with cottage cheese and pineapple on it!” Said no-one ever, except myra hindley, the cunt.
Rye bread and bagels. Twin evils of the Hun and the Jews. In the gas chamber with the lot of them.
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First created in Krakow, Poland in the early 1600s according to Spoon University, the “bajgiel” was given as a gift to women during childbirth. Later they became a staple food for Slavic peoples. The word bajgiel stems from the Germanic word for bracelet or ring, which the food resembles. Later, as the name for the breakfast item evolved, it began to be spelled “beigel.” In fact, Tim Wells, a poet and avid beigel consumer, said, “you can tell who’s a nebbische ’cause they say bagel, not beigel.” To pronounce it correctly, you need to say the “ei” in the word like you’re pronouncing “Einstein”
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Cankles-McJeggings What frying pans are you currently recommending? Looking to renew soon. Tried so many and generally all seem to be wank on the coating front. All have 10 years of completely pointless warranty.
I recently bought some from M&S which have a 25 year guarantee, lol (a wok too). I stack them in the drawer with grip mat in-between pans to make sure they don’t get scratched and never use a scourer. Only use plastic utensils on them too. 25 years is an insane guarantee so they better be fucking good. They’ll be going back if they fail for sure.
https://www.marksandspencer.com/stainless-steel-2-piece-frying-pan-set/p/hbp60446387
The first things that springs to mind when I think of pots and pans?
Zackster.
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We had some Scan pan, or scam pan as they became known , which had at the time a lifetime guarantee. They were comfortably the worst pans we’ve ever had. The coating was really shit and flaked off, wore out, blistered you name it. They did absolutely fucking everything they could to not grace the warranty trying to blame it all on us. This was all in and around 18months too. Net at the time was littered with the same. I now see they are also only 10 year. Jamie Oliver’s were also lifetime and they are now also ten years. The pro Oliver one’s aren’t actually that bad. I just keep the receipt safe and make sure they replace them which they do but it’s a ballacher. You’ll get 3 years max out of them no matter how careful you are.