No, it can't be true?

For me now it is cheese on toast instead of sex!!!

 

Haha this is how i normally feel about it

But they actually posted a sensible article the other day about the research results from stanford about the abnormalities found in the brain of myalgic encephalomyelitis patients.

They didnt do a bad job apart from confusing chronic fatigue with chronic fatigue syndrome so wording was a bit out

But glad they got the research out to the masses which will help

 

Not the way I cook it it isn't

 

WOW this is just brilliant, you haven't got a spare one have you??

 

i want one!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

I had grilled goat's cheese crostini at a restaurant last weekend, does that count as cheese on toast?

I've got a couple of those devices (and a square on which wastes less bread) which are very handy for making tasty snacks sitting around the campfire of an evening. The colours of their handles indicates they're from the 50's.

Much more fun than using a modern toasted sandwich maker or toasted sandwich pockets in a toaster. I've added boiled rice, cracked an egg into them, added veggie curry, baked beans, etc. for a bit of variety

 

They still make them, for example http://www.wood-firedoven.co.uk/pages/pie-iron.html

If you Google pie iron you should locate a few other UK sources.

You can even get one just like @shiney has http://www.cooking.com/toas-tite-by-toas-tite_601506_11/

 

I remember my mum using one of these.

 

@Scrungee thanks

 

Something I've remembered is do not buy any with spiral wire handles that look like this or you'll need an oven glove to handle them, get them with proper wooden handles. Carefully checkout any where the illustration does not show the handles.






P.S. I bought all mine at jumble sales for about 5p to 10p each.

 

Canadian cheddar on toast, with toasted sesame seeds as JWK says.
A bit of mustard on top goes down well.