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Thread ID: 138208	2014-10-22 19:48:00	I think the fridge might be broken	wratterus (105)	PC World Chat

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1386619	2014-11-04 05:40:00	Well beetroot on its own then yes, mix it in with some vegemite and you have something worthy of being called a sandwich. But first you must soak your cooked beetroot in vinegar. I'm a lifelong fan of vegemite, but that recipe's pushing the boundaries too far. Must admit I like baked beetroot though.	WalOne (4202)
1386620	2014-11-04 05:53:00	Toasted pumpkin seeds (done in a dry frypan) with grated raw beetroot is devine	gary67 (56)
1386621	2014-11-04 06:25:00	Recipe please? I'll try it	WalOne (4202)
1386622	2014-11-04 06:29:00	That is the recipe	gary67 (56)
1386623	2014-11-04 17:34:00	Grate beetroot into a bowl, roast pumpkin seeds in a cast iron frying pan or similar over a high gas heat until brown (don't burn them), mix together. Eat and enjoy	gary67 (56)
1386624	2014-11-04 17:40:00	:thanks I'll give you the verdict once I get around to trying it	WalOne (4202)
1386625	2014-11-04 18:30:00	Well beetroot on its own then yes, mix it in with some vegemite and you have something worthy of being called a sandwich. But first you must soak your cooked beetroot in vinegar. Vegemite or not.......soggy bread with purple goo oozing into the lunchbox is not my idea f a great lunch.	pctek (84)
1386626	2014-11-04 19:36:00	Any sandwich ingredient with juice or liquid that soaks into the bread makes for a soggy horrible mess in cut lunches. I quite like beetroot though. One of my favourites is pretty basic, just ham, mustard, tomato, and pepper. Cheese and lettuce are optional but not required. You have to make and eat these kind of sandwiches fresh or take the tomatoes whole and pack a knife to slice them. Similarly you should put beetroot in a container and only add it to the sandwich right before eating it. I never bought into the whole marmite/vegemite thing though. Vile black goo. Apparently it's ok as a temporary CPU thermal compound but not as good as toothpaste. www.dansdata.com/goop.htm	dugimodo (138)
1386627	2014-11-05 05:07:00	Any sandwich ingredient with juice or liquid that soaks into the bread makes for a soggy horrible mess in cut lunches. I quite like beetroot though. One of my favourites is pretty basic, just ham, mustard, tomato, and pepper. Cheese and lettuce are optional but not required. You have to make and eat these kind of sandwiches fresh or take the tomatoes whole and pack a knife to slice them. Similarly you should put beetroot in a container and only add it to the sandwich right before eating it. I never bought into the whole marmite/vegemite thing though. Vile black goo. Apparently it's ok as a temporary CPU thermal compound but not as good as toothpaste. www.dansdata.com/goop.htm Me neither both are pale imitations of the real English marmite, the NZ varieties have no bite and a weird flavour	gary67 (56)
1386628	2014-11-05 05:08:00	Any sandwich ingredient with juice or liquid that soaks into the bread makes for a soggy horrible mess in cut lunches. I quite like beetroot though. One of my favourites is pretty basic, just ham, mustard, tomato, and pepper. Cheese and lettuce are optional but not required. You have to make and eat these kind of sandwiches fresh or take the tomatoes whole and pack a knife to slice them. Similarly you should put beetroot in a container and only add it to the sandwich right before eating it. I never bought into the whole marmite/vegemite thing though. Vile black goo. Apparently it's ok as a temporary CPU thermal compound but not as good as toothpaste. www.dansdata.com/goop.htm Double post	gary67 (56)
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