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3,276 posts
Location: Oxfordshire/Wiltshire, United Kingdom
...wots ur fave and worst???
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Carpal \'Tunnel
3,276 posts
Location: Oxfordshire/Wiltshire, United Kingdom
wooo i remember making this thread many years ago...
for the bargain price of £1.90 i just purchsed (from the sandwhich man at work) a bit of a strange... yet satisfying combo...
white bread
chicken
mayo
green peppers
red peppers
chilli dip
sweetcorn
xxx
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Carpal \'Tunnel
3,136 posts
Location: Warwickshire, United Kingdom
i got bored of sandwiches for lunch so have been avoiding them for the past week, although I ran out of options today. Thus today we have: Nut roast, vege sausages and hummous
Arf! Can I have a biscut?
288 posts
Location: North America, Mid West, USA
Faves :
Meatball Sub, cheese, light sauce, lettuce, salt & pepper, on white. Nice and hot!
That and I like a peanut-butter / jelly sammich too.
If you own a dog, and you want to laugh yourself silly, offer the dog some peanut butter. It won't hurt the dog, and the protein will do it good. But... You know that dogs cant exactally pick their teeth, right? They LOVE Peanut butter, but not the fact it sticks to the roof of their mouth. They'll sit for a while trying DESPERATELY to do ANYTHING to get that stuff out with their tongues. And I've seen 'em twist their heads, thinking that'll dislodge it. Guaranteed laugh fest. Especially when the dog is a dalmatian which is prone to being a jokester anyway...
Socks
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Carpal \'Tunnel
3,136 posts
Location: Warwickshire, United Kingdom
that doesn't sound very nice
Arf! Can I have a biscut?
288 posts
Location: North America, Mid West, USA
It's harmless to the dog, and besides she was a joker too.
We'd play fetch, and she'd "forget" where the thing was. Then a few hours later, it'd get found and she'd bring it back to us. Or she'd let us throw it, "lose interest", then when we weren't looking go get it, and bring it back.
She was cool. Too bad we had 4 cats that hated dogs. We gave her to another family that had outside animals, and she's been happy since.
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It's not really mean to the animal, it's no different than giving a baby a piece of tape that's looped on itself so it's sticky all over? "Ooo! New sensation!"
I'm weird. Just work through that and we'll all be fine.
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6,554 posts
Location: Adelaide, Australia
Subs? meaning subway?
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152 posts
Location: San Antonio, TX, USA
wheatbread roll with ranch dressing, lettuce, pickles, swiss cheese and chopped beef...YUM
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Location: Wonderland igloo, Vic, Australia
Roast chicken on a pana dicasa roll, with butter
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Arf! Can I have a biscut?
288 posts
Location: North America, Mid West, USA
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Subs? meaning subway?
If they let dogs in, sure.
Actually, it's a throwback to my parents from the East Coast. You talk "Subs" or "Heros", you talk long sandwiches. Around here, it's more like a hogaie. And out west it's "Unhealthy"
I say "Supersize it" because you can eat less, excersize regularly, but you're gonna die anyway so enjoy the mayo. I also rest assured that there's people int he world who are over 90 that eat eggs, drink while milk and enjoy butter every day without worry for their cholesterol count.
I'm weird. Just work through that and we'll all be fine.
"If you are a dog and your owner suggests that you wear a sweater suggest that he wear a tail." - Fran Lebowitz
25 posts
Location: Manchester
Hi guys. BLT has to be up there with the best. I was a veggi for years until I went canoing for a weekend and everyone was eating BLTs. Ive not looked back since.
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old hand
740 posts
Location: Darkest Bedford., United Kingdom
Potato waffles, fish fingers and fried eggs. With brown sauce.
Mmmmmmmmmmmm. Dribble along with me! You know you want to!
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Scientist!
578 posts
Location: Waterloo, Ontario, Canada
Top of bun
lettuce
Mayo
Jalapeno Havarti
Sundried Tomato and Basil Turkey Breast Roast
Bottom of Bun
Nothing can beat it...
either that or the traditional
Top of bun
Lettuce
Mayo
Chedder
Mustard
Black forest ham
bottom of bun
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lettuce
meat
onion
meat
mayonaise
mustard
meat
meat
tomato
meat
and more meat
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184 posts
Location: manchester UK
i hope someone mentioning the word sub was reffering to the wonderful shops that are subways. mmmm those sandwiches are what i live off. 3 subway shops on the road into uni ... how good!
anyways the best sandwich has to be meatball with lettuce tomato cucumber olives gerkins peppers salt pepper and a bit of southwest sauce
on the subject of food... why does the UK not have a taco bell? or if we do where is it?
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Arf! Can I have a biscut?
288 posts
Location: North America, Mid West, USA
I've heard that there's a "Taco Johns" in the UK somwehere, but dang if I can find it.
Edit ADD!!! You may be in luck! Allegedly, there used to be a Taco Bell in the student area of Birmingham University. But I guess there's other good Mexican style resturants in London or this place called Chiquito which some say is good. Never had it meself. But there's proof that they did exist in London at a time, 1989 specifically .
I'll keep searching tho. Dang I'm suddenly hungry for cheap tacos... **whines and begs**
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I'm weird. Just work through that and we'll all be fine.
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30 posts
Location: Merced, Ca, USA
My favorite which I am sure you all will think is gross would be Chunky Peanut butter and Avocado sandwich on Toasted Wheat. I also like Tuna & Cheese on toasted Raisen wheat bread.
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209 posts
Location: Blackhill, Australia
every1 must try Tofu & Vegemite,
& above all else must not fight,
the desire to have at least one bite,
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Carpal \'Tunnel
3,276 posts
Location: Oxfordshire/Wiltshire, United Kingdom
chiquitos is good... if a little expensive. xxx
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A Fire Inside
191 posts
Location: portsmouth and sometimes oxford, United Kingdom
prayerfireangel how can u eat peanut butter on brown bread?! i like borwn bread but peanut butter or nutella and definitely jam have gotta be white bread!!
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2,865 posts
Location: Lake District UK
tuna, mayo and onion is the best!
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4,172 posts
Location: Hastings, United Kingdom
I cut up a Bounty bar the other day nd made a toastie out of it
yummo Pooh-Bah
1,785 posts
Location: Bristol, United Kingdom
ooh that sounds yummy
*runs off to try it with a toffee crisp*
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30 posts
Location: Merced, Ca, USA
Does anyone remember exactly what that one girl in the movie breakfast club put in her sandwich? I know part of it was white bread, captain crunch and pixie sticks.
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785 posts
Location: vineyards, Vienna, Austria
sandwich?
simple:
-you take ciabatta bread.
-smear the bred in a, olive oil, balsamico, salt, pepper, garlic dressing.
-slice some mozarella, and some tomatoes
-and a salad leaf, just for good measure
mmmmmmmm.....mozarella
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4,696 posts
Location: home of the tiney toothy bear, Australia
EGG sandwich! hoorah for todays lunch!
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member
109 posts
Location: Back in the Future, United Kingdom
Try this:
Lettuce
Tuna( With or without Mayo, depending on preference/ allergies)
Thinly Sliced Apple (Common or Garden Golden Delicious Should suffice )
Grated Cheese ( Not Swiss if it's not your bag)
A little chopped spring Onion
More lettuce
More Mayo
Mmmmmmmm
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old hand
740 posts
Location: Darkest Bedford., United Kingdom
Pickled chilli-peppers and brown sauce.
No kidding, tried it last night and was confused but satisfied.
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30 posts
Location: Merced, Ca, USA
Egg sandwich or Egg salad sandwich?
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167 posts
Location: Perth, Western Australia
Toasted sandwich, with a typical salad, with salad dressing and fetta cheese.
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Location: halifax uk
peanut butter , banana and honey on wholemeal ,mmmmmm! and the worst is anything with tomato and mayo
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