There's normally a massive queue between 12 and 2 but you can order on line and pick up. That said last time I went there was a massive queue for pick up and I was the only one in the other queueI'll join you.
There's normally a massive queue between 12 and 2 but you can order on line and pick up. That said last time I went there was a massive queue for pick up and I was the only one in the other queueI'll join you.
If you’re talking about the industrial lubricant …
7/11s egg and tuna is addictive, for sureBacon sandwich. One king to rule them all.
Club sandwich.
Philly cheesesteak
But in Japan in the ubiquitous 7/11s and other convenience stores they did sandwich’s with sliced white bread that made mother’s pride look like an artisanal 12 grain sourdough . Various fillings. Man, the crack cocaine. I sometimes seriously think of flying to Tokyo just for the sanwiches
I don’t have that problem, no. But I get that food texture is an individual thing.It's been a long time since I had peanut butter due to an allergy, but surely peanut butter and banana clings to the roof of your mouth like ill advised '80s house cladding?
Honey would make it stickier, surely?Not if you add a drizzle of honey to the well mashed banana
OutedSo basically Throbbing Angel is a psychopath..? (((Throbbing Angel)))
“Hello, sarge? You're going to have to send out the geeks with the luminol”Here's the Cuban I had recently.
I'll never be an insta photographer I was to eager to eat it to set up the shot
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M&S do an egg, tomatoe and salad cream number which is lovely.I love an egg and tomato sandwich with a sprinkle of white pepper.
One of the nicest sandwiches I've ever had was a chicken and tarragon sandwich at The Ritz.
Lush.Got myself some sausages and a lovely fresh baguette while I was out earlier, so tonight I'll be having that for tea, with fried onions, ketchup, and mustard.
Can't wait!
Not really. It loosens it up.Honey would make it stickier, surely?
Nah, it’s posh cheese on toast.A pizza is an open sandwich, really.
I often eat complex sandwiches (mainly bacon, egg, and sausage ones) with a knife and fork. Not because I'm precious about getting my hands in a mess, but because I find it easier to maintain the structural integrity of the filling and layers with clean, considered cuts, and deliver perfectly balanced mouthfuls right up to the finalé.