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spaceyangel | 14:02 Fri 16th Sep 2005 | Food & Drink
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Why do we call them croutons when they are sippits?

A crouton is french bread cut into slices, maily for soups? Isnt that right.

Anyone know.

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well by me a crouton is a cube and sippets are little triangles
14:57 Fri 16th Sep 2005
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looks like I might be right for once!

sippets

croutons

14:59 Fri 16th Sep 2005
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Woofy, I think you deserve a huge well done for your research!! xxxxxxx
23:20 Fri 16th Sep 2005
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(blushes, shuffles feet) it was nothing, honestly
07:13 Sat 17th Sep 2005

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