to think that if curry with na'an is fine then so is curry on toast?

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Although judging by the reactions I received at work, you would think not!

Got to work and colleague said "Sorry if I whiff of garlic, had pizza for lunch" and I said "oh I had curry on toast so I wont notice anyway!" and made a joke about us being left alone as we were both stinky.

The look on her face! She genuinely was appalled at the idea of curry on toast. So I asked if she has curry with na'an bread and she said that that was different.

I am not seeing the issue here. Apart from anything else, the crunchy toast is a nice contrast to the curry texture so is preferable imo, plus left over curry the next day always tastes better than when it is made fresh.

AIBU?!

Because toast is crispy and doesn't go nicely like a naan bread. Honestly the thought just makes me feel ill.

Hard pass from me.

I can just see the next"whats for tea" thread, can't you?
Monday special "curry on toast"

I have curry and rice sandwiches.

Dh always eats any leftover curry on toast the next day. In fact he'll purposefully save some to have on toast. He's the first person I know who does it but it didn't strike me as particularly odd at all. Like you say, no different to naan. And curry without naan is just criminal so I completely understand the need to substitute it if there's no naan left

Same here. It's a great way to use up leftover curry.

Also, look up pau bhaji. It's an Indian curry that is always eaten with a bread roll. No naans in sight!

nan or roti is used to scoop up the curry It’s not a dry slightly crunchy base to have curry on

but if you like it op what does it matter but it’s not the same or similar

I put my curry in a wrap. Sometimes a kebab wrap. And SOMETIMES in a naan wrap

we never have this (Asian family)

bit we do dip toast into tea which seems strange to my English side of family and friends

And because everything is better with cheese on top, it has to be curry on toast with cheese on top

Yum

Pav bhaji is one of my favourite foods and that's basically curry on a toasted bap. A local curry shop serves it with naan instead of the bap, presumably because most of us ignorant Brits are confused by the authentic version.

Is this real?

Mince on toast is something many people have eaten at some point in their life. I wonder if any of the disgusted people would only eat that as long as no curry powder had been added to the mince.

I would happily eat curry with any sort of bread, but not toasted bread. I think it's the texture and also crumbs. I don't think I'd like crumbs in my curry (no dry crumbs with naan) but absolutely I'd mop it up with any soft bread YUM!

I've had it! It's delicious. YADNBU.

Why are you adding an apostrophe in the word naan? It normally denotes a 'break' in the word but naan is not pronounced 'na-Arn', its just 'nArn'.

If i’m having leftover curry and i’ve run out of naan I do cheese on toast and have it with that. It’s very nice!

I don't think YABU op! I've never thought to try toast with curry...might give it a go! I think I'd prefer a naan because it's softer and can properly mop up with it! But you enjoy your curry on toast!! :-)

I have it often.

Lmao. Do you feel ill a lot? Poor thing.

I like curry. And I like toast. But curry on toast is outrageous!

Not revolting, but morally wrong

What about poppadum? Thats crispy and you eat that with curry.

Ifyou feel ill because someone else eats one kind of bread with curry instead of another, you have serious food issues.

Ive never heard of mince on toast.

Im not opposed to it but never heard of it.

Ewwwww! Sorry OP, but that is so wrong