you can add other ingredients, it doesn't have to be crisps on there own.

Perhaps i should do a recipe book :think:

i had one yesterday. white bread, butter and a small packet of salt and vinegar mccoys

mug of tea


BOOM

a Heavy D tea :fan:


omg LT exposed as Heavy D :omgno:

Nicely buttered bread, ready salted crisps (scrunched up) and a mayo coating on the top slice of bread.
Cheese and onion do the trick as well.

Mccoys are too hard

yeah not a fan of McCoys in general. Taytos cheese and onion work best

I love that Ireland has its own brand of crisps and it's just called "Taytos". Like this idea actually makes my day.


Omg... .... ....

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"Channing Tayto" ... YES

McCoys are way better than Taytos (if they exist :suspect:) and its not even close

Taytos in Ireland is like Coke or Hoover, we just call crisps Taytos :laugh: But actual Taytos are the best crisp

too late for the Christmas stocking filler alas

Taytos :love:

One of the top things Irish abroad miss :love:

I like golden wonders on buttys they're thinner

Even the word 'butty' is awful

Why would you say that when there's a perfectly valid 'sandwich' :suspect:

i have mine without butter, i wonder if that makes it buttless or ... sans butt :laugh:

This also

sandwich is such a vile posho word

piece is so, so much better

"Tristram dahling would you and Toby like a Strawberry preserve sandwich?" :umm2:

"haw Shug, dae ye wan a piece n' jam ya bass" :thumbs:

I have never heard 'piece' used as an alternative for 'sandwich' before :joker:

I though piece was a slang term for gun?

I'd probably actually say a tayto sambo though

:omgno:

I'd ask someone to repeat again in English if they said that to me

why? :shocked:

Because that's what it's called where I come from.

I have to admit, I do enjoy a crisp butty from time to time but it has to be with Pringles and not just any old bag or crisps. Cheese and Onion or Texas BBQ butties are the best. Try it.