im really hungry and i was thinking that if i could have any sandwich then i would probably have either a reuben or a spinach deluxe from the red rose.


is anybody else hungry?

i have a toasted ham and cheese with pickles in my bag right now. i think it's time for a break...

Oh my goodness, I'm starving. Why did you have to mention the old Red Rose spinach deluxe? WHY??? I want one so badly.

I think I'm going to eat my fake turkey on white bread sandwich now that I have packed for lunch.

EDIT: I just ate my sandwich, and I want more.

(Edited by Sexy Sadie at 1:17 pm on Feb. 23, 2004)

Ham & turkey on wheat with mayo, lettuce, tomato & chesse.

Spinach deluxe is good as I recall. I was in Murfreesboro this weekend and had the Red Rose's veggie burger for the first time since last May... To my dismay, they are now smaller than they used to be. I used to consider those things as a potential candidate for a reason for living. So sad...........

BLTs rock.

I got a free turkey and cheese from Jimmy Johns at a seminar today. Not bad, but I'm pissed they were out of the Italian ones.

i'm still not sick of subs! in fact, i'm looking forward to having one tomorrow.

blts do NOT rock, as much as i love bacon.

pepperoni is the way to go.

I had the veggie sandwhich at Atlanta Bread Co. on Valentine's and it was very good. The best part of it was the dill spread, which gets me thinking about the Red Rose's herb cream cheese. Now that was my reason for living. Well, not really. I wonder if they still have it

(Edited by iwantelvis at 5:01 pm on Feb. 23, 2004)

I like pepperoni and pepper jack sandwiches, as well as PB&J. Since I don't like the greens, my sandwich options are limited.

I eat pizza products of some sort every day.

i like way too many sandwiches to name. i walk into places like mcalister's and spend hours trying to figure out what to order. sandwiches are the greatest thing since slice bread.

Sandwiches rock. I never get tired of a really good turkey sandwich with lettuce, tomato, swiss, cheese, pickles, and honey mustard.

Veggie burgers are also wonderful. I much prefer them to beef burgers. I really like the v. burgers at the Cooker, of all places.

Lenny's Sub shop Has great sandwiches.. they make a mean turkey sandwich!

ZING!

Lenny's is fucking amazing...their sandwiches are huge and delicious. I don't remember which sandwich I get from there.

Agreed! Tomato...ugh. They're ok sometimes, but they don't need to fuck with bacon. I love bacon!

(Edited by richarddawson at 11:32 pm on Feb. 23, 2004)

When I make a sandwich at home, it's pretty much always either ham or roasted turkey on whole wheat bread with a little bit of Miracle Whip or mayo, depending on what kind of mood I'm in or what's around. I generally like my sandwiches "plain," without a bunch of stuff on them. If I'm going to have lettuce, tomato, etc, it has to be VERY fresh and VERY high quality. I can't stand soggy lettuce or tomato.

Also on the topic of sandwiches, I'll tell you what I've been addicted to lately. We just got this new restaurant in Bellevue called Penn Station East Coast Subs. Their Philly Cheesesteak Sandwich is absolutely the best I've ever had in my life, and I don't normally like cheesesteak sandwiches. I haven't even gotten around to trying anything else at this place, because this sandwich is so good that I have to get it every time I go there. In addition to the steak, onions, mushrooms and provolone that come on it, I also get spicy mustard and mayo and banana peppers. I swear if they were open this late, I'd go get one right now.

(Edited by jamiecarroll at 12:58 am on Feb. 24, 2004)

Fresh tomato, fresh mozzarella (the kind that comes as water-soaked white balls, not fake Kraft slices), artichoke hearts, salt and pepper, and olive oil drizzled on top.

I am a vegetarian food snob.

Yeah, I love that sandwich, but I can't afford fresh mozzarella on a regular basis; therefore, I eat two slices of fake turkey on white loaf bread. The only thing cheaper is peanut butter. Speaking of peanut butter, I prefer the Smuckers (or the cheaper off brand) "Natural" kind with a berry (either strawberry, raspberry, blackberry, or combination) jam or preserves, not jelly. Peanut butter is one of my favorite foods.

italian dressing is the secret ingredient to a killer tomato sandwich.

word. their sandwiches never cease to amaze me. the bread is wonderful and the toppings are delish. the steak sandwich is brilliant. being a fan of the plain sandwich as well, i also enjoy a nice turkey, provolone, spicey mustard, and bacon. wonderful.

Agreed. Real mozarella is hard to come by. They don't even sell it at Kroger, the bastards.

I am weird in that I combine my peanut butter with orange marmalade. I love orange marmalade and once tried it with peanut butter and found that I love it.

Am I the only one who doesn't like Peanut butter & Jelly sandwiches...? I have to at least have one anti-P&J friend.... Somebody Represent lol

It's gettin all Gallatin up in this bitch! I hate pb & j.

Now that's what I'm talkin' about! Thanx RD... you G-town gangsta ...just vicious

You guys are crazy.

But do you know what's even better than PB&J? Peanut butter and banana. Or better yet - peanut butter and banana on toasted bread!

(Edited by jamiecarroll at 1:01 am on Feb. 25, 2004)

In school, on chili day, they gave us peanut butter and honey sandwiches. Fucking delicious.

It's weird because if anybody loves sweets, it's me. But I'm not a fan of the peanut butter and honey or peanut butter and marshmallow cream. There's too much sweetness on top of sweetness, and I'm not fond of the textures together. I do like grilled (or ungrilled) peanut butter and banana, just like Elvis.

peanut butter and banana= good

well. Some of you may know of my affection for condiments. Some of the best, cheapest sandwiches you'll ever come by have no actual substance to them.

Ketchup
Mayonnaise
Ketchup and mayonnaise
Ketchup and spicy brown mustard
Mayonnaise and spicy brown mustard
Mayonnaise and honey mustard
Peanut butter and miracle whip

Sandwiches such as the Ketchup and mayonnaise also go well with cheese and slices of tomato, in which case you've just made the Not-A-Burger. To change it up, I sometimes toast the bread for these sandwiches.

Another favourite dish of mine that is actually not a sandwich would be the Not-A-Potato:
Melted Butter, Melted Cheese, Sour Cream, Bacon Bits, salt to taste.
You can put this on top of Triscuits for a very tasty treat.

(Edited by deathscythe257 at 1:25 pm on Feb. 25, 2004)

I was unfimilir with the Not- A- ____ concept. The Not- A Potato is hilarious and I would most likely enjoy it becuase of my love of sour cream. The bacon bits would have to be artificial though.

you know, sometimes i like to add soy sauce to the Not-A-Potato.

you can definitely alter the recipe to your condiments of choice - chives, etc. are acceptable.

(Edited by deathscythe257 at 2:28 pm on Feb. 25, 2004)

Now you're losing me. Gross.

(Edited by iwantelvis at 3:24 pm on Feb. 25, 2004)

but soy sauce is Grrrrrrrrreat!

lets discuss grilled cheese. i have never liked grilled cheese sandwiches because they were so bland and just dont go well with hot sauce. maybe lots of jalepeños would be good. anyways, the ones ive liked were the ones in elementary school (where the bread was so crunchy that it broke teeth). ever since fourth grade i've been trying to make my bread that crunchy and it just wont happen.

i'm really craving banana peppers right now. i can't wait until work.

i figured out how to do this the other night. If you leave toasted bread sitting in the toaster (though not cooking) for an hour, you'll have it.

thanks. cant wait to try it.

I loved grilled cheese, it's a childhood comfort food. My mom did 'em up really cheesy, too. Served with a glass of Kool-Aide and potato chips, that's some good childhood memories right there.

These are some of the nastiest sandwiches I have ever heard of in my life Peanut butter and Miracle whip lol ugh

Wow... that seriously made me want to gag. Whatever floats your boat though.

Personally I am not a big fan of peanut butter and jelly sandwiches, but it's really cheap. It seemed like that's all I ate last semester.

damn. I'm sitting here reading this topic and all I can think about is how hungry I am. I think I'm gonna order a Jimmy John's Gargantuan. Subs so fast you'll freak. yeah.

Or you could just bake it. Butter two slices of bread, but your cheese on one of the slices, and put the two slices of bread on the cookie sheet, unassembled. Assemble them once they are cooked. They get crispy that way, too.

I have always loved grilled cheese. When I was little, I used to make melted cheese sandwiches in the microwave all the time, as well.

I also enjoy the 99 cent grilled cheese from Sonic.

lol thanks to this topic I ate 'Lenny's' for lunch today! I got turkey roast beef and provolone sand. it was yummie

I want a toasted sub...and the strong descendants of Roman gods to finish putting together my entertainment center, because I'm barracaded in my apartment until it's put together. I guess that means I can' t go to class! Or get a sandwich....

I put a wood screw in my finger, and I'm pouty now.

I forgot to mention that Nutella (chocolate hazelnut spread) makes for a great sandwich. I used to eat these a lot when I was a kid.

Yum.

i was thinking about that right before i saw your post! and how we'd put it on bread with peanut butter and toast it and it tasted like a reese's cup.

i make a sandwich that is lunch and dessert in one:
peanut butter, banana, and mini dark chocolate chips on wheat or spelt bread and toasted in the toaster oven so that the chocolate melts and all of the other stuff gets warm. its good.

Yeah. It's really good with PB too.

Stopforme, that sandwich sounds intense but good.

yes, indeed it does.

Hey Nutella is a German food.. my roomate told me that. An Aldi is a German store she told me that too... I haven't ever tasted Nutella though, but I hear it's good.

It's good, but strange, stuff. Try dipping butter pretzels in it. Mmmmm....