brocksw
Well-known member
You take that back, Sir.
- Grilled Cheese - I'm not 10 anymore
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You take that back, Sir.
- Grilled Cheese - I'm not 10 anymore
Honorable mention to pulled pork, would be #1 if it didn’t have to be a sandwich
How about Sandwiches made with fake cheese. i.e Billions of grilled cheese made with Kraft singles.You have mingled together several different categories of sandwiches which make such a choice impossible. Pulled pork vs lobster roll? Grilled cheese vs Cuban (i.e. like a fancy grilled cheese with ham and pickles)?
This is non-sense!
I propose the following categories:
- Mammal meat sandwiches (Hot)
- Mammal meat sandwiches (Cold)
- Meat (non-mammal) sandwiches
- Non-meat sandwiches (can included meat-like, such as bologna and spam)
- Keep it simple stupid sandwiches (grilled cheese, BLT, abomination sandwiches you ate/made as a child, etc.)
@mtmiller
Perfect balance of two kinds of pig, bright citrus flavors, garlicky goodness, acidity from mustard and pickles (points for a tolerable veggie), with slightly funky, melted Swiss cheese, and all on a butter-toasted loaf made with- you guessed it- pig lard.
It is everything good about a patty melt and ham and Swiss. It is a hot sandwich that fills you up on a cold day, but somehow manages to stay light even in the hottest weather.
The sandwich is a love letter to all things pork.
You don’t need that negativity in your life. Anyone who does not dip a grilled cheese in ketchup needs to be put on ignore.Definitely like the crispy chicken sandwich the best. Second would have to be a grilled cheese if I can have ketchup but that is blasphemy according to about everyone I’ve met in my life. Honorable mention to pulled pork, would be #1 if it didn’t have to be a sandwich
You have mingled together several different categories of sandwiches which make such a choice impossible. Pulled pork vs lobster roll? Grilled cheese vs Cuban (i.e. like a fancy grilled cheese with ham and pickles)?
This is non-sense!
I propose the following categories:
- Mammal meat sandwiches (Hot)
- Mammal meat sandwiches (Cold)
- Meat (non-mammal) sandwiches
- Non-meat sandwiches (can included meat-like, such as bologna and spam)
- Keep it simple stupid sandwiches (grilled cheese, BLT, abomination sandwiches you ate/made as a child, etc.)
This sandwich doesn't even appear on your fancy list. This is all just hogwash.
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I put honey on top of my grilled cheese sandwiches.You don’t need that negativity in your life. Anyone who does not dip a grilled cheese in ketchup needs to be put on ignore.
I'm afraid I need more regional info. If I'm in Maine, the lobster roll is going to win out. If I'm in southern NY, that Reuben is mine! Head down into south jersey/philly area, the cheese steak is a winner. If I'm in Nebraska, I'm not apt to favor any of those 3. You gotta know what's good where you are.
By the way, I was down by NYC in June and ordered a reuben sandwich on a bagel at this bagel place, just as something to have in the car for lunch as I was driving back north... I nearly crashed the car that thing was so good!
Exactly. Bread is a hindrance with all the toppings and it’s easier and better to eat without it herei personally prefer my pulled pork piled on my plate with white onions, pickles, jalapenos, a topping of coleslaw, spicy barbeque sauce and no bread whatsoever.
those are awesome. A bocadilla de calamares is pretty good too.Jamón ibérico de bellota sliced fresh then placed on a freshly baked baguette with a drizzle of olive oil. This is the best sandwich.
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Uncultured Philistine. . . .are you proposing 5 different polls?
madness. the category is sandwich.
and yes hot dogs are technically a sandwich.
Have you even tried garlic aioli on fresh brioche or ciabatta?Exactly. Bread is a hindrance with all the toppings and it’s easier and better to eat without it here
They dont make pizza in Chicago. The phrase you are looking for is 'dough-y lasagna'. Line in the sand.just like you don't have to be anywhere near chicago to eat good pizza.