Hello, I work in a restaurant, and they feed us. We have a variety of bread to choose from, and we can eat as much as we want.

I have got to say that my favorite is the sourdough bread. I never gave much thought to it before, I only knew that it had a slightly sour taste to it (hence it's name). However, I tried some as toast, then I put butter on, and it tasted sooo good. For some reason, lightly toasted sourdough bread is the perfect base for butter. The two flavors just go together so well. I would say that sourdough toast tastes better than the usual white or brown bread. But it has to be toasted first though, all nice and warm and golden brown. Mmm mmm.

Whats your favorite bread to toast? To go with butter? Or maybe you prefer peanut butter or jam? In this thread, we talk about bread and toast and jam and stuff like that.

fry bread

Peanut butter jelly time

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But yeah daddy isn't much of a bread guy.

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sourdough is in my top 5 favorite, such a unique taste. Anything is good on it.

I also like marble rye with thousand island dressing, lol

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That sounds interesting. Do you put anything else on it? Like lunch meat? Cold cut of some sort? Cause I think eating bread with only dressing on it is kind of strange.

on a skillet.. butter+marble rye bread like you're starting a toasted cheese.
When the bread just starts to golden put pastrami on the skillet, deli lunch meat sliced style.
When the pastrami is heated/cooked to your liking atop it with swish cheese.
Once the cheese is melting place the pastrami and swish on one of the slices of marble rye.
Top that with thousand islands dressing and place the other slice of bread on top.
cut in half and enjoy.

Dang that sounds good.

With a baseball bat?

grilled cheese sandwich is so good on that bread
also garlic bread, wrapped in tin foil and bake in oven
honestly, anything is good on sourdough...
try sourdough pancakes too... oh and chocolate chips too
there's so many options with sourdough