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Garlic bread 

Soft or crunchy?
Soft 21%  21%  [ 5 ]
Crunchy 54%  54%  [ 13 ]
Doesn't matter 13%  13%  [ 3 ]
Garlic bread?!?! 13%  13%  [ 3 ]
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Her over there complained about my garlic bread. Didn't say a thing about my pasta bake.

I tend to cook my (frozen) garlic bread slices slowly in the grill to ensure they are very crispy. She, on the other hand, now tells me she likes them soft and chewy.

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NB: This thread is in reference to either baguettes or slices only, not the pizza types.

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Baguette = crunchy.
Pizza type = soft.

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Either, as long as it's not too soft, or too crunchy.

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Both.

Slightly crunchy on the outside chewy inside.

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Soft.
However given a choice, I'd rather have pizza based garlic bread.

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Prefer it crunchy.

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Crunchy baguette style. That pizza style is an abomination.

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Soft for me.

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Tasting of garlic for me, not too fussed otherwise

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Crunchy baguette style. That pizza style is an abomination.

Same here.

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I like them crunchy - the wife likes them soft. I do the cooking :D

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Either. Whatever. Meh.

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Garlic Bread ?!?!?!

Not in my lifetime. Dirty B*st*rds!

Seriously though - I don't like baguetty garlic bread.

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Garlic bread should be like an armadillo; crunchy on the outside, soft on the inside.

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Gotta crunch it up man :) I like the tacky crappy stuff take away pizza places send out. A home made bagette stylee is the best though.

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