What do you put on your typical, everyday sandwich? :ichigo:
I love rye bread, turkey, cheddar and hot sauce. Sometimes I add apple slices! The stoner sandwich version has a lot of onion on it.
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What do you put on your typical, everyday sandwich? :ichigo:
I love rye bread, turkey, cheddar and hot sauce. Sometimes I add apple slices! The stoner sandwich version has a lot of onion on it.
Usually make a PB sammich for lunch, but a BLT is my favorite.
My favorite sandwich is avocado and Siracha on toasted whole wheat bead. That's it.
Pepperoni, cheese, mayo. Yes, I'm just that boring.
Sandwhich... man.
PB&J
Or turkey, provolone, lettuce, tomatoes and pickles if I'm at Subway.
Turkey, provolone, lettuce, and onions. Or roast beef and cheddar, toasted. Damn, now I'm getting hungry.
This sounds amazing. The only things that would make it better would be turkey and alfalfa sprouts!Quote:
Originally Posted by Shlup
Ham. Provolone. White bread. Mayo.
If I'm at Subway, I get a ton of trout.
Also, I'm disgusted with all you who've been saying onions. :colbert:
Wheat bread, mayo or ranch, turkey, some kind of cheese - probably cheddar, tomato, avocado and onions.
A pound of Mulley, doused liberally in awesomesauce.
I make several specialty sandwiches;
- White bread, American cheese, honey-roasted turkey and topped off with sliced pepperoncini peppers and Sriracha sauce.
- Honey Wheat, Swiss cheese, roast beef (warmed for a few moments), with fresh lettuce cooked portabella mushrooms and tomato.
- Honey wheat, no cheese, chicken (luncheon), cracked black pepper turkey and my special BBQ sauce that consists of 2 parts Lea & Perrin's worcestershire sauce, 1 part honey BBQ sauce (any will do) and a tiny pinch of lemon-pepper for a zesty explosion.
Very important question for you Rye: Do you feel like a cannibal when you consume Rye Bread? Answer in your own time.
I was thinking the same thing, but I avoided asking it for fear of making a "Rye on Rye action" statement. :shifty:Quote:
Originally Posted by Freya
Sounds like it would be a moist sandwich.Quote:
Originally Posted by Unbreakable WillI was thinking the same thing, but I avoided asking it for fear of making a "Rye on Rye action" statement. :shifty:Quote:
Originally Posted by Freya
A quarter kilo of bacon and that's all.
No, I don't mean a quarter pound, I mean a quarter kilo.
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Originally Posted by Ron Swanson
I don't like things that aren't meat either. Except cheese. Is there a way I make a sandwich out of meat and cheese alone? Perhaps load all of the meat in between two slices of provolone? Perhaps include a few slices of cheddar in there somewhere?Quote:
Originally Posted by Citizen Bleys
Ground beef, pepper, cheese, onions, ketchup and mustard.
They do a mean one at McDonalds.
turkey, bacon, lettuce, bacon, mayo, bacon, mustard, bacon, wheat or rye toast, bacon.
You should try some bacon on there.Quote:
Originally Posted by Denmark
Don't really have sandwiches that often anymore but spaghetti sandwiches are good
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Originally Posted by Flaming Ice
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Originally Posted by Tifa's BoobswatQuote:
Originally Posted by Flaming Ice
I make garlic bread and put spaghetti on top (in the oven)...you eat them together anyways :)
Oh usually it's if I have leftovers though..I don't like using the microwave so I just warm it in the oven instead to have the garlic bread with it.
I like roast chicken salad sandwiches.
Am I at Subway? Yes, I am.
-Flatbread
-Roasted Chicken Breast
-American/Provolone/Parmesean Cheese
-Lettuce
-Onion
-Pepper
Toast it and done!
One of the nicest sandwiches I've had recently was pastrami, gherkins, and Dijon-aise (which I'm assuming is just French mustard with mayonnaise) on wholemeal bread which was very tasty. For my normal everyday sandwiches, I'm quite partial to ham/turkey salad with a little bit of mayonnaise, or coronation chicken. The place where I work does a carvery sandwich (which stuffing, cranberry sauce, apple sauce, etc to accompany) every lunch time which is often quite tempting.
I... I must try this one day.Quote:
Originally Posted by Flaming IceQuote:
Originally Posted by Tifa's BoobswatQuote:
Originally Posted by Flaming Ice
I make garlic bread and put spaghetti on top (in the oven)...you eat them together anyways :)
Oh usually it's if I have leftovers though..I don't like using the microwave so I just warm it in the oven instead to have the garlic bread with it.
I just had a favorite sandwich of mine that has grilled chicken, spinach, provolone cheese, and chipotle mayo.
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Originally Posted by Miriel
Really tasty if you put a bit of olive oil on the bread too, before cooking :)
I haven't eaten yet today, and this literally made my mouth water.Quote:
Originally Posted by MirielI... I must try this one day.Quote:
Originally Posted by Flaming IceQuote:
Originally Posted by Tifa's BoobswatQuote:
Originally Posted by Flaming Ice
I make garlic bread and put spaghetti on top (in the oven)...you eat them together anyways :)
Oh usually it's if I have leftovers though..I don't like using the microwave so I just warm it in the oven instead to have the garlic bread with it.
I just had a favorite sandwich of mine that has grilled chicken, spinach, provolone cheese, and chipotle mayo.
Sprouts are good. I don't like turkey though.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tifa's BoobsThis sounds amazing. The only things that would make it better would be turkey and alfalfa sprouts!Quote:
Originally Posted by Shlup
oscar mayer roast beef, provolone or muenster, ketchup, doesn't matter what kind of bread.
Brown bread, some form of spread, some collection of salad, white bread, some form of red sauce, cheese, more red sauce, white bread, bacon, chicken breast, some form of delicious lubricant, brown bread.
You're welcome.
Jess did you know that when I was in Minneapolis-St. Paul airport they had a Quiznos? And I snubbed it in favor of Burger King :jess:
Anyway cheese, ham, cucumber, lettuce, tomatoes, a dash of salt, and mayo. Delicious.
You can't beat a ham, cheese and tomato sandwich.
The most important ingredient is the salt and pepper.
You ought to be ashamed of yourself, Huxley. Quizno's is the best smurfing sandwich shop in the world beside Sidewinder's in Gilbert, Arizona. :colbert:
Moonflower "Shorty" Starchild in "Voicing hipster opinions" shocker! More at 11!
How is any of that hipster :aimmad:
Quiznos is just Subway for people too hipster to eat at Subway.
I haven't trusted Quiznos ever since there was a dead cockroach in my mom's Quiznos sandwich. Subway for life.
Subway is smurfing terrible. Have you had any of their chicken? IT'S NOT CHICKEN
Their chickens also aren't cockroaches. :smug:
My Quizno's didn't have cockroaches. :colbert:
Anecdotes are not evidence, Sarah.
You are the worst.
Pretty sure I've never put dead cockroaches in people's sandwiches Moonflower, I've got a long way to go before being the worst.
Whole wheat with honey bread, jerk turkey breast, Everoast chicken breast, three-pepper colby jack cheese toasted in my toaster oven with Italian ceasar dressing.
Australian Subway is better than American Subway anyway. All the added benefits of no cockroaches with the added bonus of it actually being chicken.
For anybody wondering, this is the best sandwich shop in the world. Homemade roasts (different per day), homemade sauces and gravy, homemade joy.
Their website is shocking, though. xD
I like chicken on a plain white baguette, with cucumber, pepper, lettuce and maybe some chilli sauce and rocket.
Simple and delicious.
Roast beef on Blimpie's jalapeno bread with salami and pepperoni and pepper jack cheese. Mmmmm
Brown bread. Tuna. Cucumber. Lettuce occassionally.
:)
holy trout I haven't seen a blimpies in like a decade and a half.
When I see a blimpies, I start to giggle.
I also love melted sharp cheddar on a baguette. Mmmm.
My mom makes the best rice sandwich in the entire world. It looks somewhat similiar to this:
http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2304/...fa25941750.jpg
Get out, ye abominable thing, and begone forevermore from the sight of the Lord.Quote:
Originally Posted by Aulayna
What... in god's good name is "Blimpies"?
Aulayna really hasn't been winning any points with you since she's returned eh Hux baby?
It's a sub shop, silly!Quote:
Originally Posted by Pike
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She's great but there are some things that just should not be, and brown bread is one of them :colbert:Quote:
Originally Posted by Jiro Jaggins
Are you claiming that white bread is superior? Because that is essentially saying you'd like to eat styrofoam.
To be fair white bread goes better with Ham and the like but a nice wholemeal goes so much better with Tuna and is godly for a BLT.
I'm saying I'd rather eat something edible over something that is not.Quote:
Originally Posted by Shorty
But darling, styrofoam isn't edible at all!
Hey there, blimpie boy. Blimping oh so blimpily.
Hux is a fool of a Took.
I agree, styrofoam is an incredibly generous way to characterize brown bread. Baked poop might be closer.Quote:
Originally Posted by Shorty
You are the worst xD
It's like he hit his head and became demondude, or something.
Or Huxley has been DD this whole time. :colbert:
Also, pumpernickel bread is fantastic.
What's wrong with white bread? You people are insane. There's a reason white bread is often called sandwich bread. Duh.
Yes, there's also a reason some people mistake bleach for syrup and proceed to cover their ice cream in it.
Because some people are stupid. :colbert:
Bread is a conveyance for the meat and cheese. Those of you obsessing over it are missing the point of sandwiches.
You've lived a joy deprived life if you cannot understand the appreciation for good bread.
I've had awesome bread.
It's akin to finding an awesome penny. It's still just a smurfing penny.
If that is your opinion, then you have not found any awesome bread.
I can see his point though. The real thing of importance is the meat of the sandwich, if you take my meaning.
Nah, I've had bread that was more amazing than the filler on a few occasions. Cheese bread is one of them. I mean, oh man, I could just eat a loaf of it. x_x Cheese topped buns are nice too, on their own, but bread with veins of cheese running through it, direct from a hot-bread shop (aka bakery in NZ) is just incredible.
As for filler, my standard fillers are any of the following...
1. Vegemite & Cheese
2. Crunchy peanut butter
3. Ham and cheese
4. Ham, cheese, cucumber and lettuce.
Incorrect choice of bread can ruin an otherwise wonderful sandwich.
Stuck in the computer suite at uni.
Belly rumbling away.
Should have came prepared with food.
I wish I had a sandwich right now.
:mad:
Why are all the threads here about food and why did I read them all an hour before dinner???