cheese on toast

[James Smith]

So from this the English derived the opposite, "pants
on toast"?




--- "Allen D. Maberry" <maberry at U.WASHINGTON.EDU>
wrote:
> FWIW, I heard this in an interview on NPR a couple
> weeks ago. The context was "and anything else is
> just cheese on toast", that is, a bonus. I've always
> heard "gravy" used in this sense but not cheese.
>
> allen
> maberry at u.washington.edu

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