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Look you fucking dressed up log, I don't like tomato chunks on my sandwich. You're a log, you don't even know what tomatoes taste like.
How are you even typing?
Your favorite sandwich?
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Look you fucking dressed up log, I don't like tomato chunks on my sandwich. You're a log, you don't even know what tomatoes taste like.
How are you even typing?
You know...its not easy.
I like sandwiches
. I can say I have a number one because there are sooo many good ones, so I'll list a couple.
HAPS Roast Beef: Fresh roast beef, juicy and red with about a 90/10 ratio of meat and cheese served on a roll with the ungodly combination of barbecue sauce and mayo.
It sounds so wrong, but the mayo barbecue combo is amazing and the meat is so fresh.
Bake 'n' Shark: The sandwich is basically fried shark with slaw on a bake, it's a thin heavy dough that is fried into bread, look it up. getting the sandwich here in New York, it comes pretty much assembled, you just say which condiments you want on it, which you should just say everything. In Trinidad you get to assemble the sandwich yourself, which you have a choice of about 15 - 20 different things to put on the sandwich. Again, it is recommended to put almost everything on the sandwich. Now, the choices of the sandwich filling is too many things for me to remember, but understand that it's a lot if vegetables, some fruit, different kinds of chutney, peppah sauce, bandania. Such a good sandwich.
On a side note, I love a sandwich with a good horseradish spread. Something that gives me a good kick in the nose.
, I love sandwiches,
HAPS Roast Beef: Fresh roast beef, juicy and red with about a 90/10 ratio of meat and cheese served on a roll with the ungodly combination of barbecue sauce and mayo.
It sounds so wrong, but the mayo barbecue combo is amazing and the meat is so fresh.
Bake 'n' Shark: The sandwich is basically fried shark with slaw on a bake, it's a thin heavy dough that is fried into bread, look it up. getting the sandwich here in New York, it comes pretty much assembled, you just say which condiments you want on it, which you should just say everything. In Trinidad you get to assemble the sandwich yourself, which you have a choice of about 15 - 20 different things to put on the sandwich. Again, it is recommended to put almost everything on the sandwich. Now, the choices of the sandwich filling is too many things for me to remember, but understand that it's a lot if vegetables, some fruit, different kinds of chutney, peppah sauce, bandania. Such a good sandwich.
On a side note, I love a sandwich with a good horseradish spread. Something that gives me a good kick in the nose.
God Dayumm
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Me too, even though right now I'm finishing my dinner
AlternativeUlster
Absolutely pathetic part deux
1. Philly cheesesteak (w whiz, mayo, onions, and mushrooms)
2. Egg McMuffin
3. Monte Cristo
4. Italian Night Club from Jimmy John
5. Thanksgiving leftover sandwiches with turkey, cranberry sauce, stuffing, gravy, mashed potatoes, and green bean casserole.
2. Egg McMuffin
3. Monte Cristo
4. Italian Night Club from Jimmy John
5. Thanksgiving leftover sandwiches with turkey, cranberry sauce, stuffing, gravy, mashed potatoes, and green bean casserole.
Northeastmonk
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I haven't had this sandwich in years, but it's amazing. I don't know of a single restaurant in town that could satisfy my memories with the Club Sandwich.
Irishmantis
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Do Wraps count?
Lumpy Onion
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Northeastmonk
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Only if the wrap is open and doesn't curve like a taco, but that would make it a quesadilla.
XT Vengeance
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Thick cut Cotto salami and cheddar cheese on a toasted onion roll. I used to have that shit twice a week when I worked at a deli.
Mmmmm tortilla sandwich
Anything with chicken and some spice.
fuck me
Pinko Marx
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You know...I've heard of Cuban sammiches but never had one. WHat makes a cuban sandwich so good, and what composes one? Are they easy to make at home or should you go to a shop for that "authentic" taste?
RangersFan
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Anything with Bacon, Lettuce, Tomato, and Avocado. Just had a sandwich like the one in OP, so good.
RangersFan
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Artmel's fish sandwich, a bermudian staple. If ya ever on the rock, do yourself a favour and pick one up
saw this on Bourdain, almost booked a trip it looked so damn good.
Kitsunebaby
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Since burgers aren't being counted, I'd say that doner/shawarma/gyros are my favorite sandwiches.
Also, I love panini. I have a panini press at home and I use it all the time. One of my favorite recipes is grilled skirt steak on ciabatta with caramelized onions and romesco sauce.
Also, I love panini. I have a panini press at home and I use it all the time. One of my favorite recipes is grilled skirt steak on ciabatta with caramelized onions and romesco sauce.
spicy_potatochip
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the folks from seattle will know about this sandwich - arguably the best sandwich shop the city has to offer.
paseo caribbean roast; heavenly combination of slow roasted pork shoulder, special aioli, caramelized onions, cilantro, jalapenos, romaine lettuce on a baguette type roll.
paseo caribbean roast; heavenly combination of slow roasted pork shoulder, special aioli, caramelized onions, cilantro, jalapenos, romaine lettuce on a baguette type roll.
SlickShoesRUCrazy
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Turkey bacon avocado
LookAtMeGo
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Sourdough bread.
Jalapeno mayo.
monterey jack cheese.
spinach.
sprouts.
red pepper.
spicy genoa salami.
montreal beef.
salt and pepper.
grilled.
you're welcome.
Jalapeno mayo.
monterey jack cheese.
spinach.
sprouts.
red pepper.
spicy genoa salami.
montreal beef.
salt and pepper.
grilled.
you're welcome.
veryslowhand
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jamon serrano and tomato
GingerNathan
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Big Sandwich fan, my favourite at the moment probably Bacon, Brie, and sliced grape.
Go to a shop. It's got pork, ham, pickles, mustard
Goddman those look well made.. my favorite snack
The symmetry between the peanut butter and the jelly looks.. perfect.
I cannot rank it as GOAT because it lacks meat, which all sandwiches should have. But I consider pb&j more of a snack. Grilled cheese is also excluded and put into snack tier.
Black Mamba
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Langers #19
Recently discovered the Kurobutoa Pork Belly Bahn Mi from Mendocino Farms.
And now I'm craving both.
Also love Italian style sandwiches (salamis, cheese, lettuce, tomato, great bread, etc).
MilkyJoe
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Corned Beef, preferably from a jewish deli.
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that's not corned beef, this is corned beef
PayOffWizard
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Christmas leftovers,
Gammon, Turkey (light + dark meat), Stuffing, Chambray sauce, pickle, and whatever else is in the fridge.
Gammon, Turkey (light + dark meat), Stuffing, Chambray sauce, pickle, and whatever else is in the fridge.
Brian Fellows
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Ham, lettuce, mayo, and white bread.
enfieldvball
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Bologna and cheese.
Everything in this thread except this
SocksAndShoes
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Reubens are the only God tier sandwich. BLTs fall into whatever the next tier is.
PlayALLtheGames
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Well, the Italian, obviously.
Extra Sauce
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Might need to unsubscribe... I can't take these pics anymore.
You're killing me Sandwich-GAF.
You're killing me Sandwich-GAF.
The Reuben
Extra points for throwing some Paul Newman's Two Thousand Island dressing on there. There's a corner store/sandwich place down the street that makes theirs with that dressing and it's god-like stuff, and unfortunately it's nigh impossible to find it for sale anywhere for some reason.
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haha didn't even notice the same image was used a couple posts up until after I posted this.
Extra points for throwing some Paul Newman's Two Thousand Island dressing on there. There's a corner store/sandwich place down the street that makes theirs with that dressing and it's god-like stuff, and unfortunately it's nigh impossible to find it for sale anywhere for some reason.
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haha didn't even notice the same image was used a couple posts up until after I posted this.
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