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Oh my god.

That can't be real.

Monster Rain wrote:Oh my god.

That can't be real.

Not only is it real but its stupidly easy to make...

Im going to go with a liquidised reduction of tinned tomato's and a little vegetable stock infused with some oregano, basil and maybe a bayleaf smeared over a halfed baguette with a 3:2 ratio of mozzarella and cheddar sprinkled on top and some sliced smoked firm sausage with a semblance of pepperoni on top then probably grilled until melted.

The baguette may have been toasted lightly beforehand.

I love me some Pizza sandwich. Best to fold it in half (like a normal sandwich)


A breakfast sandwich served at Rumbletums, in Burton On Trent, Staffs, which comprises a whole loaf of bread, eight slices of bacon, four sausages, three eggs, half a pound of cheese, a can of baked beans, plus mushrooms

battle Brother Lucifer wrote:I love me some Pizza sandwich. Best to fold it in half (like a normal sandwich)


A breakfast sandwich served at Rumbletums, in Burton On Trent, Staffs, which comprises a whole loaf of bread, eight slices of bacon, four sausages, three eggs, half a pound of cheese, a can of baked beans, plus mushrooms

The above is a great sandwich and is the only way I can consume a fry up without being sick.

I wish I lived near a Rumbletums

battle Brother Lucifer wrote:I wish I lived near a Rumbletums

Make it at home like me

Hmm, can do.

battle Brother Lucifer wrote:Hmm, can do.

Though improve it with hash browns

Mmmm. I really want one now. It'll be smaller though, for sure

a quality gyros/souvlaki is my favourite probably.
Coming close with a turky/lettuce/mushroom/cheese/cranberry on rye..
or a really good quality salami with salad on a spelt roll..

Meat doesn't need extra's meat only needs more meat.

Give me a meat on meat with a glass of meat!

Blood is liquid meat, that's why we make sausage and other stuff out of it!

Probably one of the most iconic sandwiches of all time. . .

The Fluffernutter!

rubiksnoob wrote:Probably one of the most iconic sandwiches of all time. . .

The Fluffernutter!

Lord ...we ate a ton of those when I was a kid...good times.

If you're ever down in Philly, look up Nick's Roast Beef. Seriously the best hot roast beef sandwich you will ever have.

They pretty much just serve roast beef sandwiches all day long. They roast their beef all day long and have the bestest gravy on top. And ya gotta get the gravy fries too.

Don't worry about the chest pains you get later, thats just your belly thanking you and has nothing to do with your heart at all.

FITZZ wrote:

rubiksnoob wrote:Probably one of the most iconic sandwiches of all time. . .

The Fluffernutter!

Lord ...we ate a ton of those when I was a kid...good times.

You're never too old for a fluffernutter, FITZZ!

rubiksnoob wrote:

FITZZ wrote:

rubiksnoob wrote:Probably one of the most iconic sandwiches of all time. . .

The Fluffernutter!

Lord ...we ate a ton of those when I was a kid...good times.

You're never too old for a fluffernutter, FITZZ!

That's very true...

I just might be picking up some marshmallow fluff on my next trip to the grocery store

Oddly enough...my own children have never had a fluffernutter...I expect them to go into howling swinging from the light fixture delight when they do.

The Chip Butty.

I think i just fell in love with this thread.

however, i present to thee, the worlds greatest sandwich.

Fishfinger sarnich is tre bonz.

I would seriously kill two of those right now.

Fishfinger sandwich will happen in the very near future.


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Tartar sauce instead of ketchup for me though.

....Must..resist..urge...to quote...lines...from..South Park.

FITZZ wrote:....Must..resist..urge...to quote...lines...from..South Park.

Don't make me get Kanye up in here.

MeanGreenStompa wrote:The Chip Butty.

Yes, a classic, if you can get 'plain bread' down in Englandshire it makes it so much better, so doughy and nice tough crust


and Marshmallow fluff?? you Americans are strange, you want the nice crispy shells of the marshmallow

Monster Rain wrote:

FITZZ wrote:....Must..resist..urge...to quote...lines...from..South Park.

Don't make me get Kanye up in here.

Ima letcha finish!! Ima letcha finish...but first...do you like fishsticks.

FM Ninja 048 wrote:and Marshmallow fluff?? you Americans are strange, you want the nice crispy shells of the marshmallow

Nah, you're thinking of s'mores.

Fluffernutters are a totally different thing.

FM Ninja 048 wrote:

MeanGreenStompa wrote:The Chip Butty.

Yes, a classic, if you can get 'plain bread' down in Englandshire it makes it so much better, so doughy and nice tough crust


and Marshmallow fluff?? you Americans are strange, you want the nice crispy shells of the marshmallow

Is that a french fry sandwich?...I've actually had them before ,though they appeared a bit different than the one pictured,I thought they were pretty tasty.

...and if you think marshmallow fluff is odd...you should see some of the things we ate in New Orleans.

I know what you mean by a fluffernutter (i want one now )

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

Americanized French Fry...erm.."chip" sandwich.