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What do you put on toast?

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Real butter, no cousin of plastic called "margarine".

 

Blackberry preserves.

 

Peanut butter.

 

A couple slices of cheddar. (two toasted slices required)

 

Bacon, lettuce and tomato. (see above)

Butter & cinnamon sugar, cheap breakfast growing up.

 

I also enjoy honey butter when I can find it.

Edited by Colonels_Wear_Blue
Rule #13 - Capiltalization

Bacon.

 

Like everything else. Everything is better with bacon.

Bacon.

 

Like everything else. Everything is better with bacon.

 

Completely forgot my favorite toast topping...buttered toast with mayo, bacon and scrambled eggs!

More often than not I go with butter and homemade preserves or homemade jelly.

 

I go with toast for several varieties of sandwiches, but when it comes to eating it as a snack or along with breakfast/brunch, it's almost always preserves or jelly.

 

Kind of an aside, people underestimate how damn good homemade preserves and jelly are in comparison to store-bought. It's really not all that difficult to do either. Right now in our pantry we've got peach preserves, blackberry preserves, strawberry preserves, nectarine jelly, and crabapple jelly - all made by my wife and me.

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