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  1. 02-17-2013, 12:55 PM #151
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    Everyday, on my way to work, in the work truck, I eat a huge peanut butter sandwich and a coffee. I find its a great start to a long day and kills the growl quick. Now im a fussy guy. I like my peanut butter a certain way. It has to be crunchy peanut butter and it has to be spread on thick! Any bread will do really. I've used english muffins, bagels, soft taco shells, hard taco shells, Whatever will hold it!!
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    Quote Originally Posted by lomax View Post
    Peanut butter, sardines and lime jello with mustard.
    Really?! How did you ever come up with that?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Otto View Post
    It was time to start a sandwich thread:
    I got this one on Malta.

    Tuna sandwich Malta style.

    Italian bread
    Tuna
    Mayo (lots of it)
    Salt and pepper
    Olives
    Capers
    Pickled cucumbers
    And another slice of Italian bread

    Served with a Guinness.
    Crap, I just drooled on myself.
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    Quote Originally Posted by lomax View Post
    Peanut butter, sardines and lime jello with mustard.
    Crap, I just threw up in my mouth a little bit.
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    There is one sandwich I look forward to every year and that is a turkey sandwich from left-overs from Thanksgiving. Just a basic sandwich bread, mayo, turkey, cheese and maybe some lettuce. Always hits the spot.
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    Quote Originally Posted by JSmith1983 View Post
    There is one sandwich I look forward to every year and that is a turkey sandwich from left-overs from Thanksgiving. Just a basic sandwich bread, mayo, turkey, cheese and maybe some lettuce. Always hits the spot.
    Agreed..sometimes I put the whole meal between bread,mayo,turkey,stuffing,spuds and even a dab of cranberry sauce mmmmm. Texas toast bread works great for this.
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    Quote Originally Posted by lomax View Post
    Peanut butter, sardines and lime jello with mustard.
    Just a reminder: this sub-forum is "The Finer Things in Life".
    What did you drink to that?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Otto View Post
    Just a reminder: this sub-forum is "The Finer Things in Life".
    What did you drink to that?
    Lemon juice with milk and olives I wager ha ha!......amazing,I pop on for just a sec and the things I read .
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    Rubens...real corned beef from the crock pot, sour krout or hot chow chow (if I'm feelin' frisky), 1,000 island, swiss, and pickles...crap I'm hungry
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