Comments on: A Toast To Toast http://antiquemommy.com/2009/07/17/a-toast-to-toast/ Thu, 11 Mar 2010 18:40:16 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: snarflemarfle http://antiquemommy.com/2009/07/17/a-toast-to-toast/comment-page-1/#comment-50619 snarflemarfle Mon, 20 Jul 2009 11:36:36 +0000 http://antiquemommy.com/?p=5672#comment-50619 Oh, you must go look up Heywood Banks and his Toast song! It cracks me up! Yeah, Toast!! My husband and I love toast and have it every Saturday morning when he lovingly makes breakfast (while I corral the kids). My 3-year old also loves toast, but he wants his "cold, please." So really, he just likes bread and butter. Can't blame him, though. It'll be a few years before I introduce him to the most wonderful thing on sliced bread...butter and a sprinkling of sugar (oh, on soft white bread, please!). Now how did I get away from toast? Oh, you must go look up Heywood Banks and his Toast song! It cracks me up! Yeah, Toast!!

My husband and I love toast and have it every Saturday morning when he lovingly makes breakfast (while I corral the kids). My 3-year old also loves toast, but he wants his “cold, please.” So really, he just likes bread and butter. Can’t blame him, though. It’ll be a few years before I introduce him to the most wonderful thing on sliced bread…butter and a sprinkling of sugar (oh, on soft white bread, please!). Now how did I get away from toast?

]]> By: The Redhead Riter http://antiquemommy.com/2009/07/17/a-toast-to-toast/comment-page-1/#comment-50618 The Redhead Riter Sun, 19 Jul 2009 23:02:12 +0000 http://antiquemommy.com/?p=5672#comment-50618 Toast is pretty much off limits these days due to just empty carbs UNLESS I get a piece that is so loaded with wheat that I can rationalize it's goodness and imagine it being made solely of white flour....mmmmmmm ?Hope you're having a sunshine ? filled Sunday!? Toast is pretty much off limits these days due to just empty carbs UNLESS I get a piece that is so loaded with wheat that I can rationalize it’s goodness and imagine it being made solely of white flour….mmmmmmm

?Hope you’re having a sunshine ? filled Sunday!?

]]> By: Brigitte http://antiquemommy.com/2009/07/17/a-toast-to-toast/comment-page-1/#comment-50616 Brigitte Sun, 19 Jul 2009 10:41:08 +0000 http://antiquemommy.com/?p=5672#comment-50616 Found him! His name is Heywood Banks. Search Youtube for his name and toast. He's older than I remember, but still pretty weird. Found him! His name is Heywood Banks. Search Youtube for his name and toast. He’s older than I remember, but still pretty weird.

]]> By: Pam D http://antiquemommy.com/2009/07/17/a-toast-to-toast/comment-page-1/#comment-50615 Pam D Sun, 19 Jul 2009 05:17:47 +0000 http://antiquemommy.com/?p=5672#comment-50615 This morning? (well, actually yesterday morning, unless you are Mountain or Pacific time). When I asked my boy what he wanted for breakfast, he said "Cinnamon toast, please!!" So I made a dozen pieces of cinnamon toast, with butter, cinnamon, white sugar, and brown sugar, first baked and then broiled to near perfection. Oh heck, let's just admit it; I didn't burn them and they WERE perfection! The boy? He ate 7 (yes, SEVEN) pieces throughout the day. The dad, who loves cinnamon toast? Managed to snag the last piece before the boy scarfed it down. And me? I need to go to the store for a new loaf of bread... This morning? (well, actually yesterday morning, unless you are Mountain or Pacific time). When I asked my boy what he wanted for breakfast, he said “Cinnamon toast, please!!” So I made a dozen pieces of cinnamon toast, with butter, cinnamon, white sugar, and brown sugar, first baked and then broiled to near perfection. Oh heck, let’s just admit it; I didn’t burn them and they WERE perfection! The boy? He ate 7 (yes, SEVEN) pieces throughout the day. The dad, who loves cinnamon toast? Managed to snag the last piece before the boy scarfed it down. And me? I need to go to the store for a new loaf of bread…

]]> By: everydayMOM http://antiquemommy.com/2009/07/17/a-toast-to-toast/comment-page-1/#comment-50613 everydayMOM Sat, 18 Jul 2009 16:09:27 +0000 http://antiquemommy.com/?p=5672#comment-50613 Hilarious! BTW, when I started reading your blog many months ago, I never imagined that I would end up getting pregnant at 40! It's been great to read some of your older posts when I'm having a bad "advanced maternal age" day. haha. http://everydaymomlife.blogspot.com/2009/07/oh-boy-oh-girl-oh-my-oh-wow.html * * * <em>Oh I'm so delighted for you! You have no idea how much wonderful you have ahead of you! Being an older mom comes with a few challenges but a lot of joy.</em> Hilarious!

BTW, when I started reading your blog many months ago, I never imagined that I would end up getting pregnant at 40! It’s been great to read some of your older posts when I’m having a bad “advanced maternal age” day. haha.

http://everydaymomlife.blogspot.com/2009/07/oh-boy-oh-girl-oh-my-oh-wow.html

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Oh I’m so delighted for you! You have no idea how much wonderful you have ahead of you! Being an older mom comes with a few challenges but a lot of joy.

]]> By: Allison http://antiquemommy.com/2009/07/17/a-toast-to-toast/comment-page-1/#comment-50612 Allison Sat, 18 Jul 2009 14:01:52 +0000 http://antiquemommy.com/?p=5672#comment-50612 We were at a rehearsal dinner about 6 years ago and a little boy (about 5 years old) decided that he would partake in celebration of the bride and groom -- in front of about 150 people, he said,"I'd like to make a toast...to toast...and to Mr. Fork and to Mrs. Spoon." We laughed until we cried -- we still laugh about it. That's my story about toast. We were at a rehearsal dinner about 6 years ago and a little boy (about 5 years old) decided that he would partake in celebration of the bride and groom — in front of about 150 people, he said,”I’d like to make a toast…to toast…and to Mr. Fork and to Mrs. Spoon.” We laughed until we cried — we still laugh about it. That’s my story about toast.

]]> By: Brigitte http://antiquemommy.com/2009/07/17/a-toast-to-toast/comment-page-1/#comment-50611 Brigitte Sat, 18 Jul 2009 11:29:27 +0000 http://antiquemommy.com/?p=5672#comment-50611 Breakfast at my Canadian grandmother's was toast with a wide assortment of available spreads including honey, jam, creton, nutella . . . Sometimes I remember a comedian (I think he was on a show on HBO about 25 years ago) who had a toaster on a string around his neck. He was drumming on it with a fork and knife and singing an ode to toast. I wish I could find him on Youtube . . . Breakfast at my Canadian grandmother’s was toast with a wide assortment of available spreads including honey, jam, creton, nutella . . .

Sometimes I remember a comedian (I think he was on a show on HBO about 25 years ago) who had a toaster on a string around his neck. He was drumming on it with a fork and knife and singing an ode to toast. I wish I could find him on Youtube . . .

]]> By: Deanna http://antiquemommy.com/2009/07/17/a-toast-to-toast/comment-page-1/#comment-50610 Deanna Sat, 18 Jul 2009 10:50:29 +0000 http://antiquemommy.com/?p=5672#comment-50610 Oh! The comment about milk toast! I haven't heard or uttered (or typed) those words in many years! My mother used to make milk toast! Not being a fan of milk, or wet bread, I'm sure I had put it completely out of my memory! Ick! (sorry) Great post on toast, though! Oh! The comment about milk toast! I haven’t heard or uttered (or typed) those words in many years! My mother used to make milk toast! Not being a fan of milk, or wet bread, I’m sure I had put it completely out of my memory! Ick! (sorry)
Great post on toast, though!

]]> By: Amy http://antiquemommy.com/2009/07/17/a-toast-to-toast/comment-page-1/#comment-50608 Amy Sat, 18 Jul 2009 02:48:52 +0000 http://antiquemommy.com/?p=5672#comment-50608 This post made me smile. I have always been a huge fan of toast... spread with butter and some homemade preserves or a little cinnamon-sugar. Mmmm. Recently, my hubby bought me a Dualit toaster (it is the Cadillac of toasters) and it has changed my toast-loving life. The thing makes the best piece of toast I have ever eaten... literally. The English really know their toast. * * * <em>To this minute, I had not heard of a Dualit. Yet now I am coveting yours. I did not know I was capable of toaster envy. ~AM</em> This post made me smile. I have always been a huge fan of toast… spread with butter and some homemade preserves or a little cinnamon-sugar. Mmmm.

Recently, my hubby bought me a Dualit toaster (it is the Cadillac of toasters) and it has changed my toast-loving life. The thing makes the best piece of toast I have ever eaten… literally. The English really know their toast.

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To this minute, I had not heard of a Dualit. Yet now I am coveting yours. I did not know I was capable of toaster envy. ~AM

]]> By: Sir Nottaguy-Imadad http://antiquemommy.com/2009/07/17/a-toast-to-toast/comment-page-1/#comment-50607 Sir Nottaguy-Imadad Sat, 18 Jul 2009 02:13:53 +0000 http://antiquemommy.com/?p=5672#comment-50607 I knew a guy whose diet consisted of toast & beer. His parents threw him out & he couldn't cook. But he sure knew how to use the toaster. I knew a guy whose diet consisted of toast & beer. His parents threw him out & he couldn’t cook. But he sure knew how to use the toaster.

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