DoktorEvil
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It's the power of Ikea.
Is it common to make big multi-topping sandwiches in the US?
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I like how Euros don't think we have butter.
American butter section.
Entirety of a European cold section. Milk, juice, cheese and yogurt all in the palm of your hand.
Don't worry guys, we got butter.
Need some butter bros? We'll airlift you some
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ub0GzU56YMA
American butter section.
Entirety of a European cold section. Milk, juice, cheese and yogurt all in the palm of your hand.
Don't worry guys, we got butter.
Need some butter bros? We'll airlift you some
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ub0GzU56YMA
I like how Euros don't think we have butter.
American butter section.
Entirety of a European cold section. Milk, juice, cheese and yogurt all in the palm of your hand.
Don't worry guys, we got butter.
Need some butter bros? We'll airlift you some
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ub0GzU56YMA
I'm Swedish, not Euro, and that's not a Swedish cold section, ours are typically huge because we eat enormous amounts of dairy products.
ElectricBlanketFire
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Here we go again!
Doesn't take much. Most bread won't even stick without fat, it just becomes a very dry toast.
As far as cheese, no compared to what you posted, if I was making a grilled cheese (which is rare) there would likely be a little less.
Well that actually does sound gross.
If there's not more butter or more cheese then I retract my statement. I still prefer a non-grilled cheese sandwich though.
I like how Euros don't think we have butter.
American butter section.
Entirety of a European cold section. Milk, juice, cheese and yogurt all in the palm of your hand.
Don't worry guys, we got butter.
Need some butter bros? We'll airlift you some
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ub0GzU56YMA
Yeah, but is any of that labled "Sandwich butter"?
DUFFMCWALIN
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An omelet or some other type of egg dish HAS to have cheese. How is this a weird thing?
DoktorEvil
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WHAT?????? NO!
BACON, EGG, AND CHEESE ON A ROLL IS AN AMERICAN STAPLE.
Swedes have no idea of the greatness of the meat, egg, and cheese sandwich.
I though so too, but oddly it seems to be a Northern East Coast thing.
An omelet doesn't have to have cheese, there are many different kinds of omelet. You can simply mash some egg and spices and it's still an omelet. But yes you're right, egg and cheese is delicious. I was just picturing a fried egg with a slice of cheese on top, which seemed super weird.
yeah, here's how you make that sadness into a meal. You scramble your eggs and sprinkle cheese on them as you cook them. Then you toast that bread and put some butter on it. Now that's living well.
I know that pic is huge but idgaf OP needs to see the life he's missing
DUFFMCWALIN
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I gotcha.
CosmicQueso
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Troll confirmed.
Quite popular in the UK as well. Also baked beans with a poached egg and cheese sprinkled on it on a piece of toast.
PeskyToaster
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I imagine has a better selection of any European food than Europe.
DoktorEvil
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I need to lie down. I can't fathom something I recognize as so commonplace in NYC and all over the North East not being an US staple.
Veritigo_X
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Can this thread get any sadder?
WhiskerFrisker
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I didn't post in the thread earlier because I was in class but this thread is absolutely hilarious. The OP's toasted bread with cheese that he trys to pass off as a sandwich had me giggling like a madman. "Struggle bread" LOOOOOOOLLLL
You have no idea my shock and horror when I ordered a bacon and egg sandwich in Maryland and got it served on toasted white bread.
check this out my man - it ain't even toasted.
Veritigo_X
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No way is it only a northeast thing. I've seen it all over.
Mental Atrophy
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American butter section.
This just reminds me that cheese scene in Borat... which unfortunately isn't the entire scene as it keeps going.
I mean Sweden doesn't really have much of a culinary culture compared to southern Europe but god damn we make awesome breakfast sandwiches. What about a korvsmörgås? Uncooked Falu sausage on a sandwich (ie bread with butter). Like sex in your mouth. And no this is not a troll post. It is that good. Someone asked about my ideal sandwich and here it is.
DoktorEvil
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I mean Sweden doesn't really have much of a culinary culture compared to southern Europe but god damn we make awesome breakfast sandwiches. What about a korvsmörgås? Uncooked Falu sausage on a sandwich (ie bread with butter). Like sex in your mouth. And no this is not a troll post. It is that good.
Well, did you ask for it on a roll? You have to empathize the "roll" part.
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I mean Sweden doesn't really have much of a culinary culture compared to southern Europe but god damn we make awesome breakfast sandwiches. What about a korvsmörgås? Uncooked Falu sausage on a sandwich (ie bread with butter). Like sex in your mouth. And no this is not a troll post. It is that good. Someone asked about my ideal sandwich and here it is.
Your standard Swedish ostmacka:
https://www.google.se/search?q=ostm...ChMIxom5-bSxyAIVC4csCh3GAwkJ&biw=1920&bih=969
Don't forget the glas of Oboy.
Fuck Skogaholmslimpa though.
https://www.google.se/search?q=ostm...ChMIxom5-bSxyAIVC4csCh3GAwkJ&biw=1920&bih=969
Don't forget the glas of Oboy.
Fuck Skogaholmslimpa though.
Dari Elxix
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Initially when I heard of this a few years ago, as an American who's only consumed scrambled eggs my whole life, this sounded disgusting. But now that my food palette has opened up a lot more and I've been more willing to try new things, this actually sounds pretty damn good!
BertramCooper
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Really? What about...
blood pudding? damn so tasty
Mmmm. Blood pudding is indeed tasty.
Wish it were easier to find in the U.S.
WhiskerFrisker
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ROFLLLLLL
I mean Sweden doesn't really have much of a culinary culture compared to southern Europe but god damn we make awesome breakfast sandwiches. What about a korvsmörgås? Uncooked Falu sausage on a sandwich (ie bread with butter). Like sex in your mouth. And no this is not a troll post. It is that good. Someone asked about my ideal sandwich and here it is.
ElectricBlanketFire
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The first sandwich looked more like a load in your mouth than this does.Like sex in your mouth. And no this is not a troll post. It is that good. Someone asked about my ideal sandwich and here it is.
"Falukorv is a Swedish sausage (korv in Swedish) made of a grated mixture of smoked pork and beef or horse meat"
Also meat + bread is not a sandwich. That is something prisoners make from the cantina when they are out of processed cheese
CosmicQueso
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I mean Sweden doesn't really have much of a culinary culture compared to southern Europe but god damn we make awesome breakfast sandwiches. What about a korvsmörgås? Uncooked Falu sausage on a sandwich (ie bread with butter). Like sex in your mouth. And no this is not a troll post. It is that good. Someone asked about my ideal sandwich and here it is.
So, bologna on wonder bread?
Peanut butter and cheese is a really good combo actually.
In Texas, we do breakfast tacos and bacon (or beef), egg and cheese is a staple.
I'm originally from Florida and I honestly can't remember having too many instances of cheese on my scrambled eggs as a kid. But my mom would do what she called an "egg bagel sandwich" and that would have a slice of cheese on the egg in between the bagels.
Fried Bologna though...that's what I'm talking about. If this dude simply combined the sandwich powers and fried up some Falu and melted cheese on toasted bread that might just be god-tier.
I admit it's not classy and certainly not a staple like the cheese sandwich I posted earlier. But it's my favorite breakfast sandwich.
Might have to try this... damn son
Walter White Walker
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I mean Sweden doesn't really have much of a culinary culture compared to southern Europe but god damn we make awesome breakfast sandwiches. What about a korvsmörgås? Uncooked Falu sausage on a sandwich (ie bread with butter). Like sex in your mouth. And no this is not a troll post. It is that good. Someone asked about my ideal sandwich and here it is.
That looks like the "sandwich" they give kids who's lunch money account has gone negative.