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Old 10-07-2008, 02:24 PM
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the sandwhich consists:

Mircale whip applied to both slices
Honey applied to one slice
Mustard applied opposite slice
2 slices of mortadella
1 slice kraft processed cheese (didnt have swiss or provolone)
3 slices of thick cut turkey

its going to be epic folks
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That would cost you about $13 at a deli around here.

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Old 10-07-2008, 02:28 PM
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Sorry, but the only thing right about that sandwich is the mortadella, mustard, and turkey. Otherwise, it's a failwich.
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Well...

...at least you got the carrots part right.
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Old 10-07-2008, 02:31 PM
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Lunch, yes. Epic, no.
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Old 10-07-2008, 02:33 PM
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Is that a stick of butter? Or a block of cheese? Either way a cardiologist somewhere is smiling.
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Is that a block of cheese next to your sandwich? I dunno what else it could be....are you going to eat all that cheese?...if not can I have some?

Also how baked are you to come up with that condiment combination?
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it is indeed cheese, cheddar to be more specific
and hey, for a quick 5 minute lunch, this is pretty damn good

maybe a stretch for epic, fine.
bacon would have been the dealmake, but alas...
none to be found in my fridge

its an explosions of flavours in every bite

whats wrong with my condiment choice?
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Old 10-07-2008, 02:37 PM
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This sandwich is so far from epic it's pretty much fail.
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it's about 4 storeys short of epic.

This is closer:

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it's about 4 storeys short of epic.

This is closer:


I think I gained weight looking at that...what the HELL is that monstrosity?
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Looks good but I by far prefer 4 slices of thick bacon, 3 slices of honey ham, 1 slice of salami and 2 slices of turkey with 2 slices of provolone with fresh cracked pepper between two slices of lightly toasted bread.
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my sandwich of choice these days is:

Sourdough Bread
Chipotle Mayo
Turkey
Pepperjack Cheese
LOTS of thin sliced red onion



Miracle Whip and Yellow mustard are stuff of fail in my kitchen / stomach... plus that banana needs a couple more days to ripen before I'd eat it

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This is the same kind of epic as mid-winter medieval dinner leftovers.
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well despite all your negative comments,

it still hit the spot and did the job it was crafted for.
and it was delicious.
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I'd eat that.
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when i make myself a sandwhich, it usually goes something like this:

White bread.
Dijon Mustard
Swiss Cheese (or Cheddar when i run out of swiss)
about 4 pieces of ham (smoked, roasted, whatever comes in the little variety packs i buy)
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My daily "take to work" sandwiches involve:

Russian Rye
Honey baked turkey
dry salami
swiss cheese
dijon mustand
mayonaise (light to keep my trim figure )
spring mix lettuce and spinach.

Two of those are my lunch pretty much daily.
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That would cost you about $13 at a deli around here.

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Yeah Man the Deli's in NY are a rip off as well.
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