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FM Ninja 048 wrote:I know what you mean by a fluffernutter (i want one now )

but the fluffy bit isn't even that good...

Some people think its too sweet.

FITZZ wrote: Americanized French Fry...erm.."chip" sandwich.


chips in a baguette.jpg

that doesn't look that bad, never thought about putting chips on a baguette

also

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fluffernutter wrote:
In June 2006, Massachusetts state senator Jarrett Barrios gained national attention when he proposed legislation restricting the serving of fluffernutter sandwiches in public schools. ... while Barrios' supporters pointed to concerns over the problem of childhood obesity.[3]

why would you serve that at a school? no wonder people mock your education system

FITZZ wrote: Americanized French Fry...erm.."chip" sandwich.

That looks awesome. On a baguette even. I love baguettes...

FM Ninja 048 wrote:In June 2006, Massachusetts state senator Jarrett Barrios gained national attention when he proposed legislation restricting the serving of fluffernutter sandwiches in public schools. ... while Barrios' supporters pointed to concerns over the problem of childhood obesity.[3]

FM Ninja 048 wrote:why would you serve that at a school? no wonder people mock your education system

Unnecessary perceived hostility aside... Why not? I'm pretty sure that the occasional fluffernutter is the root cause of the childhood obesity epidemic.

No, we all know who is at the root of childhood obesity here in America... The crazy clown who goes by the name of Ronald...

Footsloggin wrote:No, we all know who is at the root of childhood obesity here in America... The crazy clown who goes by the name of Ronald...

Regan has been dead for years...it's totally unfair to blame him for childhood obesity...oh...wait...you mean that other clown named Ronald...my mistake.

Actually, I tend to blame the parents that buy the children the unhealthy food that they otherwise wouldn't be able to purchase themselves. Different strokes I guess.

The only crazy clown I want to hear about is Captain Spaulding!

Monster Rain wrote:Actually, I tend to blame the parents that buy the children the unhealthy food that they otherwise wouldn't be able to purchase themselves. Different strokes I guess.

The only crazy clown I want to hear about is Captain Spaulding!

Agreed 100% on both points MR.

Monster Rain wrote:Actually, I tend to blame the parents that buy the children the unhealthy food that they otherwise wouldn't be able to purchase themselves. Different strokes I guess.

The only crazy clown I want to hear about is Captain Spaulding!

thats the thing, if it's at school the parent has no control over what they eat

and Captain spaulding?

but back on topic, my favorite sandwich so far has been a Coronation chicken baguette from the deli down the hill, looks just like this, but no butter, you don't put butter on cold filled baguetttes

Just fries in a bun? I don't see the point when there's so many awesome meats that could and/or should be in there too... But I guess if you're the vegitarian type.

Fish sticks, fries, lettuce, tomatoes, onions and a little ketchup.. now I'd buy that for a dollar.


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and btw, I was planning to have steak for dinner tonight but this thread inspired me to make my own epic sandwich for dinner!

I stopped at my local Panera bread on the way home and got an asiago cheese demi, like a baguette that's half as long. I took my steak and sliced it into teeny thin slices, sauteed it with some onions, salt, pepper & garlic and added some KC Masterpiece at the end. Topped with shreaded "taco" flavored cheddar cheese. It was messy, my shirt is stained, but my belly is full. Horray!

I made patties of ground pork, added diced grilled jalapenos and onions, threw in a healthy amount of seasoned salt, garlic and black pepper and just a dash of barbecue sauce, then topped with fried cabbage, sliced onions and jalapenos that were lightly grilled and healthy blobs of barbecue sauce, served on onion rolls with pickles on the side. I am full of pig and yum First time cooking for my new roommate too.

Cannerus_The_Unbearable wrote:I made patties of ground pork, added diced grilled jalapenos and onions, threw in a healthy amount of seasoned salt, garlic and black pepper and just a dash of barbecue sauce, then topped with fried cabbage, sliced onions and jalapenos that were lightly grilled and healthy blobs of barbecue sauce, served on onion rolls with pickles on the side. I am full of pig and yum First time cooking for my new roommate too.

You would make an awesome house wife Cannerus.

That's essentially what I am right now I'm a fem guy living with a somewhat unfem female. Had my first job interview in a month today. I'm quite considerate of people's needs (pickled things allegedly relieve muscle cramps and my roomie is on her period hence I chose food that would go well with pickles), I'm capable of cleaning stuff, I'm great at organizing things, I give awesome massages and, well, other things So yeah, barring the whole rock star thing panning out I have a bright future as a house-partner(s).

This here looks like a good sandwich:

Croque-Monsieur anyone?

This can be replicated with texas toast, yes? That looks abso-Fing-lutely amazing!

Cheesy eggy bread with ham?

FM Ninja 048 wrote:Cheesy eggy bread with ham?

Does look a might "plain" doesn't it?

FITZZ wrote:

FM Ninja 048 wrote:Cheesy eggy bread with ham?

Does look a might "plain" doesn't it?

The simplicity wins here. Just... damn.

Think of it as a ham sandwich made with french toast.

Damn tasty.

Looks good, i might have one when I get more cheese in, got some really good black forest ham that would be perfect for it.

FM Ninja 048 wrote:Cheesy eggy bread with ham?

Just ham and cheese between slices of bread topped with cheese, a little baking and ta-dah!

The eggy version is the Croque-Madame:

Hyenajoe wrote:Croque-Monsieur anyone?

Thanks for that, dude. I'm in a growth spurt and had just got done eating, and now I am hungry again....

You know, the Sandvich is an invention of lazy-ness, greed, and politeness all rolled into one:

The Earl of Sandvich was having a game of Cards at his house when he suddenly decided he was hungry. However, as all meals were sit down meals, he did not want to interrupt the game between him and his gentlemen. He also had a really good hand, which further made him want to play the game still. So, much to everyone's surprise, he asked his maid to fetch him two peices of bread and a couple of slices of meat, and as everyone watched in amazement, he made the worlds first ever sandvich.

Just for those of you who don't know that.