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toast points
noun
Plural of toast point
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Toast points?
Simple toast points or blini will do.
The smoked salmon on toast points was divine.
Toast points and a clump of salad were the garnishes.
Was it the name tags someone had prepared using Velcroed toast points?
Toast points in sepia tones, eaten on the Formica tables of our childhood.
She puts Mississippi caviar on toast points and offers sweet-tea sorbet as a palate cleanser.
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She eats a toast point, then another, and calls her father, Harold Waldorf, in the South of France, "where he'd been living since he and Eleanor split up over his gayness almost two years ago".
With that, any caviar-and-toast-points dreams he may have had of flitting away the days in the White House were toast.
Mr. Bontempi, who constantly varies his menu to keep guests guessing, also regularly prepares horse tartare — presented as two gently sculptured brown-red lumps of raw meat that spread butterlike on toast-points — as well as bruschetta sprinkled with garlic, melted cheese and dried, grated horse jerky, each thread providing a deep meaty burst of flavor.
In a post entitled "Yep, he's toast," Talking Points Memo's Josh Marshall argued that, at this point, it doesn't even matter very much whether Christie is telling the truth.
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