Jimbo wrote:
Back to Japan, if you are a curious type of person you could scratch that itch and try the whipped cream and fruit on crust-less white. Available in any convenience store.
Sounds pretty froo-froo to me.
Jimbo wrote:
Back to Japan, if you are a curious type of person you could scratch that itch and try the whipped cream and fruit on crust-less white. Available in any convenience store.
Flower wrote:I miss New York diners ... sandwich wise .. I love the number 1 club sandwich of turkey, bacon, lettuce and tomato and the number 4 club sandwich of chicken salad, bacon, lettuce and tomato .. These sandwiches were great to share as they are too much for me to eat.
Jimbo wrote:Flower wrote:I miss New York diners ... sandwich wise .. I love the number 1 club sandwich of turkey, bacon, lettuce and tomato and the number 4 club sandwich of chicken salad, bacon, lettuce and tomato .. These sandwiches were great to share as they are too much for me to eat.
Open turkey or roast beef sandwiches. Yes, knife and fork is required but they're still sandwiches.
Jimbo wrote:If you want a good sandwich don't come to Japan.
GoogaMooga wrote: The further away from home you go, the greater the risk of getting stuck there.
Snarfyguy wrote:Jimbo wrote:If you want a good sandwich don't come to Japan.
Skip France while you're on the same trip.
They know food, but somehow a reasonably proportioned sandwich is beyond their capacity.
GoogaMooga wrote: The further away from home you go, the greater the risk of getting stuck there.
Snarfyguy wrote:^^^ Yum!
I guess there's a distinction to be made between "Alpine" from "French."\
(btw, I lived in the Belmont section of the Bronx for quite a while and the Italian Combo you described on the last page is pretty much my Platonic ideal of a sandwich.)
GoogaMooga wrote:Buckingham Palace - white bread with crust cut off, margarine spread, sliced cucumber
Flower wrote:
GoogaMooga wrote: The further away from home you go, the greater the risk of getting stuck there.