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Ah, OK. Never heard of it. I think 'sliced' bread came in during the 60s, so we had bread, and then we had sliced bread . . . to be honest it is such a long time that I bought bread from anywhere other than my local farm shop, I had forgotten that 'sliced' bread actually existed as something you...

:wink: yes . . . I think he means 'torn'. Apparently when you are offered to take a roll in a restaurant, you dont ask for a breadknife to cut it open to butter it - you rip it in half with a manly flourish. :cheers: Still . . . . uncut bread does sound a bit odd, a bit like unbroken glass...

Quite. I'd be crying, trying to eat that!

Uncut bread? What you smear the bacon and brie on the outside of a whole loaf? Normally I agree with your posts, but . . . .

Where's the smoked salmon?