What's the deal with sandwiches?
Eggs had their day in the sun, and cereal already made it's splash. Now it's time to celebrate an old standby, the sandw
Comes with chips (Lay's, I think). Wife upgraded to fries. Would have been better at the restaurant, without the 20 minute delay getting home, putting away the CostCo haul, etc.
I've been eating this sandwich (ykwim) for almost 40 years. Sofa King good.
capicola ham • genoa salami • swiss • lettuce • tomatoes • Streets Italian dressing on a 9" toasted sub roll.
Al’s Beef, Chicago.
would not have pegged you for a hand tattoo kind of guy
That sandwich looked right
no ****ing way anyone should try to proclaim that particlar smash burger is not exactly what you want to eat right at this specific moment
is a burger a sandwich?
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Have you ever had that bread?
I'm certain I did as a kid because I was sent to neighborhood stores on my bike with strict instructions of what brands of bread and milk to buy. I did not want to show up back home with the wrong stuff! I couldn't tell you which brands of bread I've had as an adult--just whichever feels softest on the shelf at the time.
Chicken thigh and bacon and corner beef kimchi cheese.
that looks ****in' awesome stabn
applaud the use of dark bread
Thanks. Dark bread is a must for some sandwiches. I don't use it all the time but if I want to make a Reuben or something I don't bother if I can't get the right bread.
I definitely need to try making that pho dip sandwich.
we were fortunate to find a jarred spicy ramen broth at the local that does all the heavy lifting. the rest after that is easy
You guys are Arthur Dent-level sandwich makers.
Bravo to Chef RedEyes.