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In terms of the best sandwich I ever ate out, went to some random seafood place in the suburbs of Detroit about 20 years ago. They had a "lobster Rueben." It was toasted and buttered grilled sour dough bread; really creamy Cole slaw; and huge chunks of lobster.

 

Kind of a riff on a lobster roll, but better; still remember every bite of that sandwich!

Maybe I gotta sick mind JR. I'd fix the first clause in your first sentence. LoL... But I think it is just me.

 

;-) :-)

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My favorite sandwich is one that is made by someone else. Sure, I can make whatever but when someone else takes the time to make it For me it just has more appeal. Can apply this to almost any food... however, my fried egg, ham, cheese, pepper, etc. sandwich is tough to beat. Bacon grease.

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Probably just because it's been close to 40 years since I've had one, but I always loved a John and Mary's steak sub. The barbecue and Tex-Mex around here is to die for, but you just can't find good subs anywhere, and beef on weck is completely unheard of.

What was it about those things??!! How were they so good? I know I've looked on-line to see where they are located and check the menu in the last 6 months, and it's probably been 40 years for me too!

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My favorite sandwich is one that is made by someone else. Sure, I can make whatever but when someone else takes the time to make it For me it just has more appeal. Can apply this to almost any food... however, my fried egg, ham, cheese, pepper, etc. sandwich is tough to beat. Bacon grease.

Ha!

 

PB&J has to be the best at this. So easy, but tastes so different when somebody else makes it, especially with love.

 

Okay... I just used the line I throw on my wife. Known it since I was five and used it on my parents. ;-)

 

Clean-up does blow!

What was it about those things??!! How were they so good? I know I've looked on-line to see where they are located and check the menu in the last 6 months, and it's probably been 40 years for me too!

1970s. Chemicals.

 

My inlaws whipped out cold pack from the 1960s. Whatever frozen liquid is in it, your guess is as good as mine... But those sandwiches taste good!

 

Oh...Wait.. Tie this into my post above.

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Same here! That is a go to sammy!

 

Anybody mention Monte Cristo? Speaking of tornadoes in Cheektowaga, The Holiday Showcase had a good one back in day.

Indeed a definite go to....i can't say I've ever really had a bad one, but this place does them pretty good. The French dip is right up there as well.

 

http://www.madchefcraftbrewing.com/menu/

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Ha!

PB&J has to be the best at this. So easy, but tastes so different when somebody else makes it, especially with love.

Okay... I just used the line I throw on my wife. Known it since I was five and used it on my parents. ;-)

Clean-up does blow!

 

1970s. Chemicals.

My inlaws whipped out cold pack from the 1960s. Whatever frozen liquid is in it, your guess is as good as mine... But those sandwiches taste good!

Oh...Wait.. Tie this into my post above.

Do you mean the chemicals were in the food, or.....? Never mind. :)

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My mom used to put potato chips on PB&J.

May I say, I love your mom's spirit!?!?

 

I remember being very young and visiting a friend. His mom asked what I'd like for lunch and I responded "mayonnaise and jelly". I'm sure she gave me a funny look before calling my mom and asking if that was for real. I'm sure I meant a PB&J, but my mom said "sure, give it to him". So she did. I actually went on a little kick of that for a brief period. :(

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May I say, I love your mom's spirit!?!?

 

I remember being very young and visiting a friend. His mom asked what I'd like for lunch and I responded "mayonnaise and jelly". I'm sure she gave me a funny look before calling my mom and asking if that was for real. I'm sure I meant a PB&J, but my mom said "sure, give it to him". So she did. I actually went on a little kick of that for a brief period. :(

Terre Haute, Indiana loves you (see Midwest thread). You started it! ;-)

 

Mayo & jelly and mayo & cranberry sauce, same thing. :-/

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Terre Haute, Indiana loves you (see Midwest thread). You started it! ;-)

Mayo & jelly and mayo & cranberry sauce, same thing. :-/

Really??? Should I apologize to anyone in particular?

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My wife! LoL... She hates cranberry and mayo!

Please tell Mrs Exiled I sincerely regret my actions and any unfortunate repercussions. I can assure you, it will NEVER happen again.

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Anyone that has had my Maple Bacon breakfast sandwich on everything bagel at a Bills tailgate and claims another sandwich is their favorite is FULL OF CHIT!!! Your welcome.

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Please tell Mrs Exiled I sincerely regret my actions and any unfortunate repercussions. I can assure you, it will NEVER happen again.

Ha!

 

We gotta have a Mayo Thread and what people put it on. Could get interesting!

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May I say, I love your mom's spirit!?!?

 

I remember being very young and visiting a friend. His mom asked what I'd like for lunch and I responded "mayonnaise and jelly". I'm sure she gave me a funny look before calling my mom and asking if that was for real. I'm sure I meant a PB&J, but my mom said "sure, give it to him". So she did. I actually went on a little kick of that for a brief period. :(

i used to eat cream cheese and jelly but mayo, yikes.

Terre Haute, Indiana loves you (see Midwest thread). You started it! ;-)

 

Mayo & jelly and mayo & cranberry sauce, same thing. :-/

i think I ordered a turkey sandwich somewhere that had "cranberry mayo". It was actually kind of good.
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