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  • Dave@lemmy.nzOPM
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    9 months ago

    Anyone have strong opinions on banana on toast?

    Mashed or sliced?

    Is cheese a necessity, or an abomination?

    Butter or dry?

    • witless@lemmy.nz
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      9 months ago

      Mashed, definitely. With maybe a bit of sugar or stevia sprinkled on top.

      Cheese goes on toast with marmite. Or better yet, on muffin splits with marmite.

      • Dave@lemmy.nzOPM
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        9 months ago

        Mashed? I can chew my food, I don’t need it mashed. I prefer sliced, but my wife likes it mashed. I started asking the kids “do you want it mashed or normal?”

        Cheese goes on toast with marmite. Or better yet, on muffin splits with marmite.

        Yum! Cheese and marmite on toast. Cheese and honey on toast. Cheese and jam on toast. Cheese and banana on toast.

        I think perhaps cheese makes everything yummy.

    • liv@lemmy.nz
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      9 months ago

      Thinly sliced, 1000%. With brown sugar and butter.

      I was going to ask how you’re still married but then I remembered my partner once gave me a cucumber sandwich that turned out to also contain salt and vinegar chips, and we’re still together too.

      • Dave@lemmy.nzOPM
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        Thinly sliced, 1000%. With brown sugar and butter.

        Haha now we’re talking! Half my relatives love sugar and banana, on sandwiches or just dipping a banana in sugar, eating the end, dip in sugar, repeat.

        I was going to ask how you’re still married but then I remembered my partner once gave me a cucumber sandwich that turned out to also contain salt and vinegar chips, and we’re still together too.

        Salt and vinegar chip sandwiches are a totally normal thing, and commonly added to other ingredients to add some crunch and flavour. So I’m guessing you don’t like cucumber? I don’t like cucumber so I’d also not enjoy a sandwich like that.

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          9 months ago

          I guess the problem is traditionally, cucumber sandwiches aren’t like sandwich sandwiches.

          They’re thin white bread with no crusts, very thin cucumber and a delicate flavour. I guess kind of more like an asparagus roll.

          If someone hid Chicken Chips in an asparagus roll or a lammington.

          • Dave@lemmy.nzOPM
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            9 months ago

            I would totally try an asparagus roll that had salt and vinegar chips in it 😆

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              Chicken chips. It has to clash with the original flavour.

              Actually so would I, but I’d still like a heads up first! People can’t just say “here darling I made you an asparagus roll” when it’s really a trojan for chips.

    • eagleeyedtiger@lemmy.nz
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      9 months ago

      In my younger days I would do Peanut butter, banana, cinnamon, maple syrup and put it in a toastie maker or sandwich press. Could add some cooked bacon too :D

      • Dave@lemmy.nzOPM
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        9 months ago

        I’m not a fan of cooked banana, but that doesn’t sound too far from the childhood campfire food where you stuff a banana with chocolate, wrap in tinfoil and cook on the campfire.

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          9 months ago

          Oh no, that means you wouldn’t like whole deep fried banana fritters! I could go for one of those right now 🤤

          The stuffed banana also sounds good

          • Dave@lemmy.nzOPM
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            9 months ago

            Cooked banana isn’t something I can’t eat, I’ll eat most foods. But I just don’t really enjoy it. Whole deep fried banana doesn’t sound appetising to me, but I like banana pancakes or banana muffins, even though that’s technically cooked banana.

              • Dave@lemmy.nzOPM
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                9 months ago

                I’ve spent a bit of time in Malaysia and Indonesia and don’t recall ever seeing it! I think I might like it if the batter:banana ratio is right 🙂

      • Dave@lemmy.nzOPM
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        9 months ago

        Absolutely. Toast, buttered. A layer of sliced tasty cheddar, then sliced banana on the top. A delicacy.

    • Panq@lemmy.nz
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      9 months ago

      Not my cup of tea, but a few rellies swear by banana and Pic’s crunchy on toast.

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        9 months ago

        Not a big fan of peanut butter myself, but recently tried some with banana after an edible and it was glorious.

      • Dave@lemmy.nzOPM
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        9 months ago

        I can see it. I don’t like peanut butter, but if I did I think that combination would work.

        My Grandma used to slice banana then coat it with sugar.

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      9 months ago

      It’s not my thing but I can see it working, perhaps if you also add butter + maple syrup, kinda like how bananas go with pancakes?

      But definitely no cheese if you’re going for bananas.

      • Dave@lemmy.nzOPM
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        9 months ago

        But definitely no cheese if you’re going for bananas.

        You’re missing out. There’s nothing that cheese doesn’t go with.