I made Mr Doris and me banana and cream cheese sandwiches for lunch today. It is one of my absolute faves and was an addiction of mine during one of my pregnancies. However, I discovered something new about Mr Doris today. He actually doesn't like the combo and prefers just the banana on its own. So all these years when he has made this for lunch, he has put cream cheese in mine but not in his. And all these years I have put cream cheese in both!
He was ever so sweet when he told me. After he had eaten the said sandwich and made all the right yummy noises. Aww bless :-)
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I've never tried the combo before - I'll have to try it soon.
A beautiful post - thanks so much!
mw
My (English) husband is also one to grin and bear it. It took us three years to discover that neither one of us likes ice cream cakes, because we each though the other one did. The things we do for love...
Awww, and thank you for saying so :-)
Hi notdonnareed
It is so delish - nothing acquired at all! I like the banana firm and sliced thinly, but piled high, over a thick wadge of philly cream cheese. Put marmite out of your mind - no comparison.
Real ice cream cake? A thousand years ago we used to have them in Australia and I loved them, especially the frozen cream swirls on top! Sorry you don't like them but how sweet in some ways that you both thought the other did even though neither of you did and yet you both made the effort. Awww :-)
Hi Cybrspin
I think so too :-)
I'll be over to visit y'all :-)
ps....the pubic hair entry had me literally rolling!!
jane
Plain bread? I guess so, whatever takes your fancy from white to granary etc.
Thanks for saying the pubic hair entry made you laugh! Actually I think that is our connection!!! I wrote that and had second thoughts about having done so and then when I read your blog, probably via BlogExplosion, you made a similar comment after one of your posts. And you're also a daft cow - like me - when your significant other is away :-)
Try out the sarnie (sandwich in English) sometime.
See you on blog again soon :-)
I don't think it's such a bad thing to admit what you don't like. Taste-buds are there for a reason you know!
Great Article and Site! You are Blogrolled!
Thanks, I know!
Hi Anomaly
Gosh - that much teflon? I've often eaten it (in my younger days) when a cheap frying pan was on it's last legs and it would come off on the food - is that what you mean? I'm still here, so stop worrying! >cheekiness alert< I'm sure your wife loves you really and wouldn't dream of hurting you!
You have a brilliant site yourself and am coming on over today to see if you have replied to my messages!
It's so wrong it's right!!!
But I am reluctant and a little scared. Like when I first tried peanut butter and jelly (jam) sandwiches which are actually fantastic!
michele sent me!
Thank you for that link - I couldn't imagine eating 11 of them which is what they say Elvis would eat at a sitting.
Hi millenniumhippies
What nice people come to me from Michele's :-) I comin' over to say hello :-)