To insist it's ROAST BEEF?

[PolaDeVeboise]

My Sister was sitting on the sofa this morning with DS2 who had bare feet. She then started to do 'this little piggy' on his toes. All was as it should be until DH exclaimed at the end ' it's bread and butter!' in reference to the third toe. Sister looked at him as if he was mad. Who is right?

Of course it’s roast beef!

Defo roast beef

Roast beef

Is the DH a vegetarian?

Bread and butter.

Roast beef without a doubt.

Vegetarian lasagna in our family!

(it's definitely roast beef!)

It's roast beef of course! Never heard bread and butter in that rhyme.

My mum says bread and butter. My mother in law says roast beef. My mum is Irish if that makes any difference? Wonder if you're DH is too?

Is dh Irish?

It is roast beef. But I changed it to "ice cream" for DS as we are veggie and ice-cream is something he would recognise.

Heresy I know.

But roast beef everywhere else.

Roast beef.

@EdithBouvier - it's always bread and butter in Ireland. We couldn't afford roast beef 😁

Agree in Ireland they say bread and butter

It’s roast beef. That said, pigs eating beef is really not a pleasant thought, or the piggy that went to market 😢

It’s roast beef but o went to a babybgroup once where they said it was HAM

It's definitely roast beef, but I suppose it IS weird thinking of a pig eating a cow. Mind you, a pig ate my car once.

My nana says bread and jam, as apparently they couldn't afford to eat roast beef when she was little!

Bread and jam...... just to through it into the mix. But we’ve all sweet tooth’s in my family

"a pig ate my car once"

What?!

*throw it into the mix

Bread & Butter 😋

It's always been jam and bread in our family, my grandparents used to sing it like that forty odd years ago when I was a baby.