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do people still eat it.?
i call it the heel,but other people call it the end,others give it to the birds,but i think its the best piece.
some call it the crust,but what is the real name of it?
i call it the heel,but other people call it the end,others give it to the birds,but i think its the best piece.
some call it the crust,but what is the real name of it?
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the skin
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Assuming you mean the piece at either end. My Gran used to call this the scrag end - just like neck of lamb. The rest of the outside is simply crust and absolutely must always be eaten by one's grandchildren. for which toasting, buttering and a dippy egg is the main aid.
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yes blackbarn,everyone loves it,i am surprised that some bread company have not got a packet of scrag ends,i bet it would be a best seller.i looked up the offical name but the jury are still out on the real name,a lot of people have different names for it.
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it`s an Outsider up here.
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the outside piece.
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It's birdfeed.
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Can`t beat an Outsider toasted in front of a Coal fire
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mammy i want the outside slice,"now there is saying i heard many a time"
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crusts
if they are big crusts, thickly cut, they get called doorstops, |
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You need better bait brasss
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i wonder what the bakers call them?
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Profit
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sometimes if they were thick my mother would split it with the bread knife to get an extra slice.
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Heels are only the ends, the rest of it is the crust.
Some people don't like the heels, I like them, not so much for a sandwich but toasted with cheese like a mini pizza. |
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Always known the ends as doorstops. Love them toasted but also love them with a plate of homemade soup.
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I wonder do the birds say to one another"look Jimmy,Mrs Smith from number 37 is after throwing out 4 doorstops"
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good thread
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that would be the heal or the healie …….
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Really good idea to sell healie only loaves, and you could also sell zero healie loaves for those who dislike them.
Alternatively, in these times of austerity, you could go the whole hog and sell bread by the slice. Taking it one step further, you could sell bread by the slice, you could even put butter on it. The more affluent in society may opt to buy two such slices. The filthy rich may even request some form of filling between the bread. Maybe we could take the idea on to Dragon's Den, just need to come up with a product name. |
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Interesting that "heel love" clearly isn't hereditary, my parents being confirmed heelophobes.
Interesting point also that where Mac lives, it would be called outsiderphobia, shortened for obvious reasons to xenophobia, and you'd lose your job if you expressed doorstop hatred. |
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Reddit has the answer:
https://www.thisisinsider.com/what-is-the-end-piece-of-bread-called-2018-11 I wonder if donny is welsh or has welsh parents, with his shocking "crust" blasphemy. |
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Ootsider !!
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Crust and I never eat it .
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Hang on lads.....
The Doorstep refers to the size of a sandwich. The crust is the outside piece of a slice. The heel is the last piece after slicing. However all of the above is usually associated with bread that comes sliced..ie The Pan Now you can buy a sliced loaf but i think the question refers to the Whole uncut Loaf. Which i would describe as the crusty end. The Crusty End. |
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First up best dressed
last up gets the crusty end.... |
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The end piece of a loaf is called the heel , nothing else
brass is right , again |
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one loaf two heels,
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Yes
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A heel is called a heel for a reason
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It’s not used in polite company
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It’s the best part
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nothing has two heels, thats the point of a heel being a heel
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Yes it stands for Heel Each End of Loaf ....HEEL
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a heel with butter and jam on it.mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm
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I once had a very interesting weekend on holiday with Meatloaf, the singer.
We had a drinking session, I drunkenly told him about my love of loaf ends, he revealed the shocking revelation that he's actually a vampire, but as he liked me and to keep my silence, he'd give my some loaf extremities he'd brought, come the morning. We staggered into the B&B with the munchies, and while I slept, he polished them off .. then in nosferaten shame, transformed himself and flew out the window, leaving me a note to read in the morning. Indeed, like a bat out of heel he was gone when the morning had come. |
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You took the words right out of my mouth there jc
happens all the time |
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Doc come round this morning, offered him some toast; "physician, heel thyself?"
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one or two are a few slices short ? , ....not on here
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It’s very interesting , it will be difficult to sleep tonight thinking about it
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