Fairy Bread - A Cultural Delicacy?

[Indadhanu]

ROFL Nessa, have been thinking the same thing when I see the thread title! MMMMMMM fairy bread! Except I have no bread and no 100s and 1000s! Oh well, grocery shopping tomorrow, and hopefully I'll remember!

[Roryrory]

Strassburg sausage is like a big....I dunno! Um, what state are you from? Can someone help me translate LOL!!!

[Indadhanu]

Isn't it like salami, or is that different again? LOL!?

[tan32]

I had to laugh my 4 yr old DS loves fairy bread but he calls it sprinkle sandwich.lol when ever we go anywere he asks for this for lunch.

At the moment we are trying to convince him that it is not a lunch he can take to kindy, my DH thinks it would be funny to see the kindy teachers faces.
Perhaps now that it is a cultural dish we could get away with it.

It would make my DS day.

[Astrid]

Strass to me is more like Devon than salami, it is a highly processed luncheon meat. Maybe like mortadella?

ETA
From the Food standards site:

Strassburg
Description: A cooked and smoked processed meat, commonly containing pork, beef, starch, salt, cereal, sugar, spices, flavour, sodium nitrite/nitrate, preservatives, water.

Salami
Description: Processed fermented meat, served in circular slices. Commonly contains pork, beef, salt, spices, sugar and sodium nitrate/sodium nitrite.

So the main difference seems to be the addition of grains and the method of production

[{sarah}]

Well there ya go!

[Melly01]

Aw that was cute, I guess I never thought as fairy bread being an Australian "dish", which made me want to laugh too.

[blue_hebe]

We have fairy bread in NZ too...but then we do seem to share a number of "dishes" and fight over their origin!

I am surprised that the teacher hadn't heard of it before, especially with the number of NZers and Australians living in the UK now.

[widdly]

thanks for sharing that Sarah! how funny that people asked for the recipe and were so amazed at it lol. fairy bread is a staple in my house, Archie calls it "pretty pretty", i always makes sure i have sprinkles onhand, dont like the 100's and 1000's though, they hurt my teeth.

[Bathsheba]

Strassburg sausage is like a big....I dunno! Um, what state are you from? Can someone help me translate LOL!!!

Sounds like "Devon". (processed chicken roll stuff?)

ETA: snap everyone! LOL I didn't read the second age before posting.

[*Nessa*]

its ok im being good.

Having ham and avocardo santwich instead


Rory- is it fritz????

[{sarah}]

Isn't it strassburg like a mild salami?

Fritz is devon or luncheon meat.

Choc Hail bread I'm guessing is the same as fairy bread, but you use choc sprinkles?