reptilescorpio
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Not still attached, no
Also when do you consider something to be considered a 'slice'? Technically it's all from the same dough (likely).
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Not still attached, no
Also when do you consider something to be considered a 'slice'? Technically it's all from the same dough (likely).
reptilescorpio
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ClivePwned
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Looks like I brought a bap to a bunfight.
That's a cut lunch!
I was accused of cutting someone's lunch the other day. I'm not sure we were talking sausage sandwiches, though.
Obviously only after it's cooked.
Not still attached, no
Two pieces attached:
You really aren't Aussie enough.
I do all my sausages on the bbq, last night I parboiled some before sizzling. The oven is for pie, not sausages you heathen.
reptilescorpio
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Obviously only after it's cooked.
Two pieces attached:
You eat jigsaw pieces? EWWWWWWW
industrian
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Do you guys get square sausage here? To my knowledge it's just a Scottish thing.
Do you guys get square sausage here? To my knowledge it's just a Scottish thing.
The fuck is this?
No, but now I wish we did. That looks great, and easier to cook.
industrian
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Next you Aussies will be telling me you don't know what potato scones or black pudding are.
I used to have a roll with a square sausage, potato scone and black pudding in it for lunch during my first two years of college. Slap a bit of bacon in it as well for perfection.
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What's the preferred Australian word for a "roll" ? ;p
I used to have a roll with a square sausage, potato scone and black pudding in it for lunch during my first two years of college. Slap a bit of bacon in it as well for perfection.
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What's the preferred Australian word for a "roll" ? ;p
Next you Aussies will be telling me you don't know what potato scones or black pudding are.
I used to have a roll with a square sausage, potato scone and black pudding in it for lunch during my first two years of college. Slap a bit of bacon in it as well for perfection.
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What's the preferred Australian word for a "roll" ? ;p
I know what they are, but they just look like pancakes and burnt beef patties to me lmao.
And I call it a roll, well a "bread roll".
ClivePwned
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reptilescorpio
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That's not jigsaw pieces, that's cut up bread!
We did at one point, I remember my gran cooking them up for me as a kid. Haven't seen them in years!
Do you guys get square sausage here? To my knowledge it's just a Scottish thing.
We did at one point, I remember my gran cooking them up for me as a kid. Haven't seen them in years!
Poimandres
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You probably don't want to know what black pudding is. Just eat it and don't think about it.
You mean, that thing that constitutes at least one slice of bread?
FWIW I'm being sarcastic, you cannot make a sandwich out of one slice of bread.
HOLY SHIT
It might be the NSW equivalent of "the sound of one hand clapping". Perhaps "a sandwich made from a single slice of bread" is some zen thing.
No wonder you blokes give points for missing the goal.
endlessflood
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I'm genuinely fascinated by this thing which I never knew was a thing. If you guys go to Bunnings and want to buy two sausage sandwiches, what do you order? Do you order:
- Two sausage in bread?
- Two sausages in bread?
- Two sausage in breads?
- Two sausage in brood?
The correct answer is "gimme a sausie" while slapping $2 on the table.
endlessflood
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Fred's completely uncredited pic clearly indicates that they're called "sausage in bread" in most parts of the country, not "sausies" I'm afraid:
"Sausage in bread" what the actual fuck Australia.
What if the place offering sausage sandwiches also have other things? You could end up with two steaks, or cutlets, or God knows what!
Bunning's ain't got no time for steak!
reptilescorpio
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ClivePwned
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not to derail the sanger sensitives but Battlefront. Oh lord, that's some nice 900p.
endlessflood
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I'm sorry but hardly anyone says that, according to Fred's indisputable and completely unsourced graphic. It's not a snag, it's a "sausage in bread."
Perhaps we could all agree that a sausage sandwich isn't actually a traditional sandwich at all, in the same way that a sausage roll isn't actually a traditional roll at all? I feel like we're currently a nation divided at a time when we need sausage sizzle solidarity more than ever.
"Milk bar". Omg lol.
industrian
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Apparently it's going to be 40c tomorrow where I am (Roselands).
It makes a difference from the wind and rain of the last few weeks I guess.
It makes a difference from the wind and rain of the last few weeks I guess.
ThoseDeafMutes
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Victoria and Lauderdale need to be destroyed
ClivePwned
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What's wrong with Milk bar?
Let's see...
- Scallops
- Swimmers
- Bubbler
- Sausage Sandwich
- Nosebleed
- Tuck shop (lived in QLD as a child)
- Dance -> pants
- Corner store
- Ice block
- Kissing (I consider "making out" to be more intense and a "hook up" to be sex)
- lol
- Awesome
It sounds so '50s.
industrian
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Are you with your three droogs trying to make up your rassoodocks what to do with your evening?
ClivePwned
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Milk bar, corner shop before 7-11
My parents had a coffee lounge before they were all called cafes
You make me wish Bonanza steakhouses were still around.
My parents had a coffee lounge before they were all called cafes
You make me wish Bonanza steakhouses were still around.
ClivePwned
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Also Refidex
endlessflood
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Well it's an older code, but it checks out.
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