toasted specials
toasted specials is the plural of toasted special.
Meaning of toasted special
Noun
toasted special (plural toasted specials)
- a toasted sandwich of sliced pan bread and a filling of ham, cheese, usually onion, and often tomato, typically served as a pub lunch
- To sharpen the appetite try an excellent peppery Bloody Mary (£2.22), then a choice of thick home-made soups with brown sodabread and butter (75p) followed by a "toasted special" — a Ryan's concoction of melted cheese, ham, tomato and onion sandwich (£1.20).1988 April 7, Walter Hemmens, “Guide to the good old pubs of Dublin”, in The Irish Times, Dublin, page 17
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- Toasted specials is the plural of toasted special.
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