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Encouraged by the success of the "Crisp Sandwich" shop, Dermot O'Shaughnessy has opened a shop selling only "Toast Sandwiches".
These are one slice of toast, sprinkled with salt, between two lightly buttered bread slices, and a thin spread of "Marmite".
What makes this unique is that the "Marmite" is spread on the underside of the toast and not on top as normal.
This is said to dramatically increase the flavour, and he has patented the idea to protect his concept.
The shop has been packed solid since opening, and he is expecting to become a millionaire before the end of the year.
Recognising that some don't like Marmite, he will do them without for an extra charge. This is because the "Marmite" has to be very thoroughly removed!
These are one slice of toast, sprinkled with salt, between two lightly buttered bread slices, and a thin spread of "Marmite".
What makes this unique is that the "Marmite" is spread on the underside of the toast and not on top as normal.
This is said to dramatically increase the flavour, and he has patented the idea to protect his concept.
The shop has been packed solid since opening, and he is expecting to become a millionaire before the end of the year.
Recognising that some don't like Marmite, he will do them without for an extra charge. This is because the "Marmite" has to be very thoroughly removed!
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Who else on here used to have crisp sandwiches Beef and Onion was my fav
As long as he don't start making Banana sandwiches  |
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Aunty couldn't you wait 17 days to post this
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Yeah, stupid, as I actually thought of doing just that but I was bored!
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Brassneck heading to Dublin as we post with a case of Marmite and two loaves.
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As long as he don't start making Banana sandwiches
Bloody hell, you've hit on a winner there....... Shop name "BANANA REPUBLIC". Banana sandwiches with toppings such as "Maple Syrup"..."Chocolate Spread"...."Caramelised Bananas" or whatever you fancy. Net cost, less than 0.50p. |
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What happens if the maple syrup lovers don't get on with the chocolate lovers? Would there be a split?
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Where will it end...all these original ideas. Next thing they will be putting chips in a sarnie.
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Don't think I'd be prepared to pay for this, but if they offered a zero carb option such as two wafer thin slices of butter with a drop of marmite reduction and a garnish of a single borage flower then I would happily pay 25 quid.
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