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favorite sandwich from childhood

greekonomist

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Originally Posted by edmorel
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In college I would take any simulated pork cold cut, fry it and put it between two slices of white bread. The grease from the fried cold cuts would drench the bread and it tasted like heaven.


Ever try Taylor Pork Roll?

Mine would be: 1) Gyro 2) Cheesesteak
 

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Nutella and PB with Banana's

Fluff and PB - on wonder - my parents would scream if they saw me eating this one.

salami, Parmigiano Regiano drizzle of olive oil - this was heaven and still is!

Sausage and peppers

Dam now I'm hungry!
 

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Can we consider empanadas sandwiches?

Chorizo or morcilla in a crusty roll.
 

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peanut butter + marshmallow creme
 

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When times were tough during childhood, my mother would still make sure we went to school with sandwiches loaded with cheap but tasty braised shredded pork.

Now I reciprocate by feeding her foie gras regularly.
 

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Not really sandwich, but French toasts for me. I still try to eat them as much as I can.
 

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carnitas, fried beans, and melted asadero cheese on a french roll. i haven't had a good torta since i was 12.
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Butter and salami and bread doesn't sound like a great combo... but I'll give it a try sometime and see.

I'm with Greek on the Gyros and the Cheesesteak. And with GDL/Ed on the Croque monsieur. A croque madame (monsieur with a fried or poached egg on top) is damn good too.
 

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When I was a little kid, sometimes I made butter and sugar on white bread. Suprisingly, one of my friends has done this as well.

I enjoyed my mom's French toast though.
 

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Originally Posted by kwilkinson
Butter and salami and bread doesn't sound like a great combo... but I'll give it a try sometime and see.
the french often make sandwiches with only ham, butter, and bread.
 

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Originally Posted by matadorpoeta
the french often make sandwiches with only ham, butter, and bread.

That's pretty much the sandwiches I ate when I was a kid. I didn't eat a lot of them, though.

When I feel like making a sandwich, its usually very simple: baguette, ham, dijon mustard/meaux mustard, a slice of jarlsberg, slices of tomatoes, that's it.
 

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Originally Posted by Tokyo Slim
Peanut butter and pickles.

Oh yeah! On Old Settler rye bread and the pickles have to be hamburger dill slices.
 

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Originally Posted by Septavius
When I was a little kid, sometimes I made butter and sugar on white bread. Suprisingly, one of my friends has done this as well.

I did this. I also liked butter with strawberry jam on white bread (not toasted).
 

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