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This is a classic in the anglosphere. Bread, cheese, and onions. Though, in this image, it looks like there's some butter on the bread, which for me, is too exotic for my tastes.

I don't remember where I learned about this delicacy but I took the image from an open source information repository that calls itself "Free Encyclopedia".

Would anyone like to come over to my place for bread, cheese, and onions?

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[–] Sam@hexbear.net 8 points 13 hours ago

Relish is essential, even just some Branston Pickle. Otherwise it'll just be too dry.