Warburton's bread wrapper

[Chiseller]

No affiliation etc just love good bread
So....tinder...left in the rain,

Turned over and patted

Quick shake, add a match and woof said the dog....

Gives a lot of energy off and burns clean.
So add it to a tinder bundle, or wrap some more tinder inside it and bobs yer aunty in a dress....
Water resistant tinder that Tha can wrap yer snap in :thumbup:
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[Harvestman]

Resourceful of you.

Nice.

 

[Chiseller]

Cheers , now it's stopped raining just tried it with Ferro rod. If yer blow as you strike, it catches n bursts to flame

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[Toddy]

Is that the plastic one or the wax paper variety ?

We used to use the Scottish Plain Bread waxed wrappers for sandwiches and for firelighting too.

I've just had my dinner, but I'd love a couple of slices of plain bread, toasted and buttered

M

 

[Harvestman]

"Other flammable bread wrappers are available", presumably?

I feel some testing is in order...

 

[Teepee]

Filled with pringles, its would be an incendiary!

Double use dinner

 

[Harvestman]

Filled with pringles, its would be an incendiary!

Finally, a use for Pringles.

 

[Chiseller]

Is that the plastic one or the wax paper variety ?

We used to use the Scottish Plain Bread waxed wrappers for sandwiches and for firelighting too.

I've just had my dinner, but I'd love a couple of slices of plain bread, toasted and buttered

M

Waxy Mary

Or tortillas for a super incendry lol

Filled with pringles, its would be an incendiary!

Double use dinner

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[rik_uk3]

Waxed bread paper, the boy scouts friend for lighting fires, or was when I was a scout 45 years ago.

 

[Andy BB]

"Other flammable bread wrappers are available", presumably?

I feel some testing is in order...

...preferably not in Tescos.......

 

[John Fenna]

...preferably not in Tescos.......

PREFERABLY in Tesco!

 

[Chiseller]

Ahhh you a Morrison's man John ?

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[rik_uk3]

No Warburton's in brum when I was a lad, the wax paper was from Mothers Pride or local to us Hawleys Bakery. Our scout leader told us to ask our moms to save the bread wrappers for fire lighting.

This thread is a blast from the past, I'd forgotten all about the bread wrappers Won't have access to any now as I don't like that type of bread now but the Warburton's crusty sliced is not bad at all, makes good sandwiches and toasts well, shame the wrapper is plastic... sod it, that burns too

 

[Silverback 1]

We used to use the Scottish Plain Bread waxed wrappers for sandwiches

That takes me back, lived in Dumfries and Galloway for 2 years, couldn't get enough of the stuff, great bread.

 

[Toddy]

Great toasted, fried, or for sapping up gravy or soup and everybody wants the outsiders

M

 

[Silverback 1]

and everybody wants the outsiders

Including the dogs!

 

[rik_uk3]

Great toasted, fried, or for sapping up gravy or soup and everybody wants the outsiders

M

Wax bread wrappers? You've been on the water of life a bit early tonight Mary

 

[Silverback 1]

Wax bread wrappers?

Crusts......

 

[Toddy]

Tonight's 'water of life' is Rose Pouchong

Plain Bread is tough enough to butter in the middle of winter without melting the butter in the micro first none of this squidgy polystyrene stuff that pretends to be bread nowadays

This is miserable, I try really, really hard not to eat gluten, but see tomorrow? I'm buying a loaf
Isn't it funny how we take a notion to the simplest of foods ?

M

 

[Andy BB]

Ooh - crusty French bread with real butter. Not good for a low-carb diet, but must have some!