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I was told that sometimes during world wars era my forefathers took long train rides for work etc, and being very poor they only had bread to take with them, bu
by rnewme 3y ago
I was told that sometimes during world wars era my forefathers took long train rides for work etc, and being very poor they only had bread to take with them, but trains would have salt, oil and vinegar in the lunch wagons, so they would mix some salt into vinegar and dip their bread in that. I tried it and now it is something I occasionally enjoy with homemade bread crust.
- ShakataGaNai 3y agoMakes total sense. You can find Sea Salt & Vinegar chips in most grocery stores. I love it. So why not bread?
- rnewme 3y agoI actually never seen those in Europe, very interesting
- sen 3y agoSalt + vinegar is/was a popular combo growing up in Australia. You’d put them on hot chips (fries) etc. Basically anything involving fried potato.
- Daub 3y agoOur name for this mix at school was 'savegar'.
- qingcharles 3y agoIf you didn't put it on your chips in England, you'd be considered weird :)