Better Than Sex Sammich! <333

my mom makes yorkshire pudding sometimes..she's scottish tho so...

That pic doesn't look anything like any kind of bologna I've ever seen! I use all beef bologna, but even that other stuff doesn't look like that.


Freaks

That's the stuff, and why I don't eat it.

I generally like heaps of avocado, chicken, lettuce and pepper on a sandwich, roll, baguette.

But honestly, no sandwich is better than sex. :D

Here's something that I haven't seen suggested...MEATBALL SANDWICH.

mmmmmmmm meatball sandwhich. philly cheese steak. yum. ive kinda wanted to try a gyro but im kinda scared. iv never had lamb meat before and the gyro i heard was mostly mayo and i hate mayo. and i dont even know how to pronounce it. like euro or jai-ro. ive heard both :\

Eggs, bacon, cheese in between a buttered, toasted croissant. YUM.

I like sandwiches but I prefer its close cousin, the burger. I don't think I've ever fallen in love with a sandwich, but I have fallen in love with certain burgers. Oh and a wrap. There was this grilled shrimp and spinach wrap I had while in New York and it was one of the best morsels of food I've ever put into my mouth.

The best sandwich I can remember having would probably have included chicken, ham, lettuce, cucumber, cheese, scrambled egg and french dressing.

The sandwiches I have most often are...
1. Vegemite and Cheese, often heated.
2. Ham, Cheese, Lettuce and French Dressing.

...yeah, that pretty much covers it, actually. 50% of the #2 would have cucumber as well, if I can be bothered cutting it up and removing the skin and all that crap. I need to get more egg on my sandwiches. Curried egg is awesome, too, it should be noted. Oh! One more superawesome sandwich I have had included chicken, gravy and... I think that's all, actually.. Mmm.... chicken gravy sandwich... *drools*

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Originally Posted by Dyslexicon

Peanut mothersmurfing butter.

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Hell yes.

I'm such a plain, picky eater.

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Originally Posted by serene1

A yorkshire pudding is a batter (identical ingredients to pancakes) that is traditionally cooked in dripping (fat) from a roasting joint of meat.

These days its basically crispy batter that you cook in cake trays in sunflower oil in the oven.

You usually eat it with a roast dinner, all covered in gravey.

It's one of these random traditional english foods that sounds wrong but is actually really really good ;)

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It sounds incredibly artery-clogging. D: