brown toast
Britishnoun
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"If I ate sweets it wouldn't hurt very much. If I ate brown toast I'd be in agony because my body wasn't ready to work that hard," Ms Thomas said.
From BBC
Brown toast and cheese under the broiler.
From Salon
From my American perspective, it was a bit like a lobster roll, but with even more of a textural contrast between the crunchy brown toast and the tender shrimp.
From New York Times
First, go for light brown toast rather than dark brown, and a golden yellow instead of deeper brown when baking or frying frozen French fries.
From US News
On the morning of my lecture I rose early and had coffee, watermelon juice, and brown toast in my room.
From The Guardian
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