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Scientastic posted:I have something much more important to discuss than this nonsense. A mezze platter.
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Scientastic posted:Of course, this is always the correct answer. Hard to find a good one in Camberwell, though... demand what you want for lunch, and have confidence in yourself. being Reubenless honestly is a choice, unless you're dumb as a doorknob. find someone who you can impress and is willing to fix you a sandwich, and stick with your gumption on getting fed what you think is fair. that's how the world works, unless you're a chippy or large cafeteria or something. and even then its how the world works, just on a much larger, contract driven scale.
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What the gently caress is wrong with you people? Sandwiches, no matter how fancy, are not proper lunch food. Lunch should be a cooked meal, preferably starting with a bowl of soup.
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Jun 2, 2015 14:53
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DekeThornton posted:What the gently caress is wrong with you people? Sandwiches, no matter how fancy, are not proper lunch food. Lunch should be a cooked meal, preferably starting with a bowl of soup. lol look at this close-minded scrub
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DekeThornton posted:What the gently caress is wrong with you people? Sandwiches, no matter how fancy, are not proper lunch food. Lunch should be a cooked meal, preferably starting with a bowl of soup. I get the feeling you have way more time to eat lunch than most of us. Besides, if not at lunch, then when *is* a sandwich appropriate?
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Jun 2, 2015 15:09
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Either Linner or Fourthmeal
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SANDWICHES ARE AN ALWAYS FOOD
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Jun 2, 2015 15:16
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Especially when they have ghost pepper cheese on them
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Jun 2, 2015 15:28
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rj54x posted:I get the feeling you have way more time to eat lunch than most of us. A sandwich can be appropriate as a light snack between breakfast and lunch, lunch and dinner, or dinner and bedtime, naturally. And if you people had any common sense you wouldn't live in uncivilized nations without proper lunch breaks.
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Jun 2, 2015 15:30
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Name one thing that isn't a sandwich. It can't be done.
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Jun 2, 2015 15:38
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Ceci n'est pas une sandwich.
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Jun 2, 2015 15:44
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DekeThornton posted:What the gently caress is wrong with you people? Sandwiches, no matter how fancy, are not proper lunch food. Lunch should be a cooked meal, preferably starting with a bowl of soup. Oh sure, like a nice bowl of French onion soup. Which has a pice of bread floating on it which means it's an upside down open faced sandwich.
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Jun 2, 2015 15:46
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Flash Gordon Ramsay posted:Oh sure, like a nice bowl of French onion soup. Which has a pice of bread floating on it which means it's an upside down open faced sandwich. Or a Caesar salad, which, with the croutons, is an inside-out sandwich.
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Jun 2, 2015 15:49
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Dinner a couple of nights ago with Dino at Han Dynasty in Philly had minimal sandwich. There were vegetable dumplings which are very sandwich - ish. But the spicy cucumbers, the cumin dusted tofu, the dry pot shrimp and the aroma fish were all decidedly non-sandwich. Also if you're anywhere close to philly, eat at Han Dynasty. Its all pretty darned authentic sichuan and its all delicious.
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Jun 2, 2015 15:51
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DekeThornton posted:A sandwich can be appropriate as a light snack between breakfast and lunch, lunch and dinner, or dinner and bedtime, naturally. Unless it's a tiny sandwich, a sandwich is far too much food for a snack. Snacks are a couple bites of cheese, a piece of fruit, done crackers, or the like. The entire point of a sandwich is to be a portable one piece meal.
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Phummus posted:Dinner a couple of nights ago with Dino at Han Dynasty in Philly had minimal sandwich. There were vegetable dumplings which are very sandwich - ish. But the spicy cucumbers, the cumin dusted tofu, the dry pot shrimp and the aroma fish were all decidedly non-sandwich. Did you give him the business about the poors deserving to be poor because they're poor?
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Flash Gordon Ramsay posted:Did you give him the business about the poors deserving to be poor because they're poor? I actually hadn't read the wall of ignorance prior to our dinner.
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DekeThornton posted:What the gently caress is wrong with you people? Sandwiches, no matter how fancy, are not proper lunch food. Lunch should be a cooked meal, preferably starting with a bowl of soup. A sandwich can be cooked, checkmate.  Hating on un-cooked lunch is kinda strange. For example, have you never had a good salad in your life ? 
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Jun 2, 2015 17:11
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Phummus posted:Tommy DiNic's This looks amazing. I mean I was hungry before coming in here, but drat, that just looks like heaven.
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Jun 2, 2015 17:13
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Xoidanor posted:For example, have you never had a good salad in your life ? Suspend shredded lettuce and cucumbers in lime jello. Serve with mayo.
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Jun 2, 2015 17:17
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In the end, I went with a Cajun chicken baguette. It was good.
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Jun 2, 2015 17:21
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Scientastic posted:In the end, I went with a Cajun chicken baguette. It was good. Being in Camberwell, surely the obvious answer is a Camberwell Carrot?
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Jun 2, 2015 17:24
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Phummus posted:Tommy DiNic's I think that sandwich won, or came in a close second, on some Best Sandwich tv series, whose finals I watched. It was that same guy that had the eating challenge show, Man vs. Food. It was a very subjective competition, based solely on his tastes and some criteria he made up, but that sandwich right there was my main take-away from the show. Wanting that sandwich.
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Jun 2, 2015 17:34
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Xoidanor posted:For example, have you never had a good salad in your life ? "Salad" means chopped up and mixed with Mayo right?
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Very Strange Things posted:I think that sandwich won, or came in a close second, on some Best Sandwich tv series, whose finals I watched. It was that same guy that had the eating challenge show, Man vs. Food. It was a very subjective competition, based solely on his tastes and some criteria he made up, but that sandwich right there was my main take-away from the show. But what is a sandwich really? Can we ever truly know? Is it a true sandwich if it has beans in it?
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What about a salad sandwich? Would everyone call it "lunch" if it didn't have meat? In other news sometimes I put some tinned smoked tuna, cucumber, vinegar, mayo and wasabi on wonderbread and pretend it's makizushi. Fo3 fucked around with this message at 18:14 on Jun 2, 2015 |
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Jun 2, 2015 18:11
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Sandwiches are just portable salads anyway.
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Jun 2, 2015 18:15
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Totally Reasonable posted:Sandwiches are just hand salads anyway.
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Very Strange Things posted:I think that sandwich won, or came in a close second, on some Best Sandwich tv series, whose finals I watched. It was that same guy that had the eating challenge show, Man vs. Food. It was a very subjective competition, based solely on his tastes and some criteria he made up, but that sandwich right there was my main take-away from the show. That was the purpose...or one of the purposes of going there. We were going to go to John's to compare, but then the day got away from us. And you're correct, it did win on Richman's best sandwiches show.
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Jun 2, 2015 18:32
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CommonShore posted:Name one thing that isn't a sandwich. It can't be done. jackie chan
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Jun 2, 2015 18:37
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mindphlux posted:jackie chan Couterpoint: Your opinions are terrible, therefore by default, jackie chan is a sandwich.
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Jun 2, 2015 18:38
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Sandwiches aren't a meal, they're a way of life. e: here is a simple sandwich that I have enjoyed making many times. It's a bánh mě or something, I don't know. It's good. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ipcvgAb5y0U  Ingredients
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Phummus posted:Couterpoint: Your opinions are terrible, therefore by default, jackie chan is a sandwich. ill have my butler respond to this post as soon as he is done polishing my collection of 19th century italian cordovan shoes
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While visiting Philadelphia, we went to La Colombe in Fishtown. Half Bakery/Cafe/Coffee House and half Rum Distillery. They had excellent coffee and their baguette was very sandwichworthy. I also had, for the first time, Osseau Iraty cheese (on aforementioned baguette) I have a new favorite cheese. Rum casks: 
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Sandwiches are just extra-stiff tacos.
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Phummus posted:While visiting Philadelphia, we went to La Colombe in Fishtown. Half Bakery/Cafe/Coffee House and half Rum Distillery. They had excellent coffee and their baguette was very sandwichworthy. I also had, for the first time, Osseau Iraty cheese (on aforementioned baguette) I have a new favorite cheese. That's a really cool thing, those rum casks.
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Mr. Wiggles posted:That's a really cool thing, those rum casks. So is Ossau Iraty. That's good eatin'.
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theparag0n posted:"Salad" means chopped up and mixed with Mayo right? Olive oil or vinaigrette you heathen.
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therattle posted:So is Ossau Iraty. That's good eatin'. I bet it is, but I've never had it. I was more commenting on the coolness of the resurgence of small scale liquor production. Not the fake small scale stuff like the zillion bourbons, either, but small houses taking chances and doing cool new things.
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Mr. Wiggles posted:I bet it is, but I've never had it. I know it's not a "small house", but my favorite mass market brewer, Dogfish Head, makes (made? not sure if they still do it) gin. I guess it's only available in Delaware or some poo poo like that so I'll never be able to try it. Would that I could.
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