Floury or Crusty

Roen

Sod it, all this talk of Blaa's has got me dander up.

What's your poison, floury or crusty??

Personally I love em crusty enough to cut the top of your gob off.

What say ye?

Mossy Monk

No option for neither?

Fajitas!

Sorry Ronan, gonna have to go with floury!

jmcc

Floury is the real thing. The rest are just wannabes.

Regards...jmcc

c - 13

Floury FTW

Maharet

Floury, definitely!

Roen

Pffff, all women, down to the last man!
Maharet excluded of course.

Bards

Soft & Floury..mmmmmmmmmmmmmm

kensutz

Crusty ftw!!! Can't beat a crusty blaa and a packet of Tayto

Trotter

Crusty lads.. do ye not know anything about the blaa at all!?!? :rolleyes:


Crusty with a small bit of flower... hard enough to break yer oul ones window on the outside, soft enough for a sleepy fairy to kip on, on the inside.

That... is a blaa.

Roen

Well there's three men in the whole of Waterford so far! Come on, where's the rest of ye?

Jambo

Floury for most things but when harneys was in town you could never beat heading in there for some warm crusty blaas just out of the oven then cover them with strawberry jam !! hmmm .. back home tomorrow i know what im havin for brekkie on sat !

run_Forrest_run

have to say floury! floury with tayto's cheese and onion and a cuppa tea..nice.

jaysus, will someone bring one up to cork for me...hungry now!

merlante

Crusty, obviously. :rolleyes:

Dac51

Crusty please with lashings of real butter and a packet of Tayto Cheese & Onion.:D

fozzle

Mmmm, floury with Tayto Cheese and onion I miss blaas, bringing bagfulls to Sligo every couple of months just doesn't cut it.

Hmmm, is "blaa and Tayto" the official lunch of Waterford?

Aquos76

Dac51 wrote:

Crusty please with lashings of real butter and a packet of Tayto Cheese & Onion.:D

Now you talking, and even better is to add a slice of ham.

Crusty all the way.

mike65

Jasus if this was 10.36 am not pm I'd bloody rush out and buy a quartet of Blaas and some ham and cheese.

Mike.

kensutz

The more I think about the crusty blaa with a packet of Tayto the more I'm salivating. I must only read this thread in the mornings.

Trotter

The classy schoolboy that I was, there was nothing better than hollowing out a blaa and stuffing it with pickled onion meanies

Fajitas!

Meanies were a classic alright. Or Monster Munch.

Roen

Never mind your carry on with fillings. Butter or nothing.

tonc76

crusty every time - the kind u would break teeth on

derdoh

Im in melbourne and id love a crusty blaa with a packet of chicatees



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emeraldstar

oh floury definately.
Crusty hurts my mouth

jolville

Soft and floury .... butter ... sundried tomatoes ... on the ball, boy ! and yungwans !

tinkerbell

what the hell is a blaa?!

Fajitas!

THIS is a blaa

Had my first breakfast blaa in a long time today...moving back to Waterford has it's benefits alright

Sundried tomatos though? In a blaa? Far from the luncheon we've gone.

jmcc

Fajitas! wrote:

THIS is a blaa

What is Ballybeg Ham? I've heard of Red Lead but never Ballybeg Ham.

Regards...jmcc

Jambo

ah the old Ballybeg ham is red lead too , few mates that I used work with from clonard park used call it that !!

c - 13

jmcc wrote:

What is Ballybeg Ham? I've heard of Red Lead but never Ballybeg Ham.

Regards...jmcc

Same thing - Luncheon meat

jolville

Fajitas! wrote:

THIS is a blaa

Sundried tomatos though? In a blaa? Far from the luncheon we've gone.

Am exiled in Dublin for 20+ years, enjoyed the blaas from Hickeys in Barrack St for years. As a yungfella, luncheon and tomatoes in my blaas. Cant get the luncheon here so grown up tomatoes ! Billy Roll doesn't quite cut it, though it does for my daughters !

mike65

Sundried tomatos have NO currency here. In Drundrum yes, but in Waterford we are aghast at the very idea.

Mike.

sutty

Flourey boy with a load a butter an a few greasy rashers YUM YUM BOY!

Edit tis yellar is in it think I may be logged in as that other yoke.

brown*eyed*girl

Crusty ham salad blaa out of Tony's in Griffith Place is the only way to go!

Not mad on the soft ones at all..

Also the shop next to Keogh Practice in Ballybricken do really really hard ones which are delicious with plenty of dairy gold butter.