I think I would be a roast beef three-way (thin-sliced roast beef with a thin, spicy barbecue sauce, mayo, and American cheese). But I experimented with being a chivito in college.
Most likely something served at a place like Canter's, but cold cut, cured tube meat, in lieu of pastrami, with an extra dollop spread of mayo. Either that or a simple sourdough tuna sandwich spiked with a load of hot sauce.
What else would a white, weed smoking sort-of-Jewish Italophile without a sense of smell eat?
there was a famous philly cheese steak dude who set up shop in midtown Manhattan for a short period around 2005, I don't remember the name but he served a sandwich that was some sort of pork with broccoli rabe and provolone and it was delicious. Way better than a cheese steak.
Totally disgusting. Grey shreds of meat embedded in a slimy, pus-like glob. Unless you're a special fx make-up dude working on a infested shrapnel wound there's absolutely no use for such an abomination.
Totally disgusting. Grey shreds of meat embedded in a slimy, pus-like glob. Unless you're a special fx make-up dude working on a infested shrapnel wound there's absolutely no use for such an abomination.
I thought you were exaggerating until I google-image'd it. You're being fucking kind. I've seen "better looking" puke.
Totally disgusting. Grey shreds of meat embedded in a slimy, pus-like glob. Unless you're a special fx make-up dude working on a infested shrapnel wound there's absolutely no use for such an abomination.
I thought you were exaggerating until I google-image'd it. You're being fucking kind. I've seen "better looking" puke.
Philadelphia will always be a second rate city until they stand up as one and renounce this foul shit.
Totally disgusting. Grey shreds of meat embedded in a slimy, pus-like glob. Unless you're a special fx make-up dude working on a infested shrapnel wound there's absolutely no use for such an abomination.
I thought you were exaggerating until I google-image'd it. You're being fucking kind. I've seen "better looking" puke.
Philadelphia will always be a second rate city until they stand up as one and renounce this foul shit.
Hougie?
Grinder ??? Midwest, New England, Riverside, CA. Also, a hot hoagie may be referred to as a Grinder in Eastern Pennsylvania.
Hero ??? Downstate New York, northern New Jersey and the Eastern United States
Hoagie ??? Philadelphia, Detroit, South Jersey.
Sub - Delaware, New England, New Jersey, Detroit and Baltimore
Poor boy or Po' boy ??? Gulf Coast, especially around New Orleans
Spuckie ??? Boston, Massachusetts (archaic)
Wedge ??? Specific to Yonkers, parts of the Bronx, and other areas of Westchester County, Rockland County, Putnam County and Dutchess County in New York, and Fairfield County, Connecticut. It was widely believed in Yonkers, that the term ???wedge??? came from a truncation of the word ???sandwich??? as pronounced by the wife of Frank Landy, who owned the legendary Landy???s Deli in Yonkers, New York. The deli was well-known throughout Yonkers as well as the north Bronx and neighboring cities and towns in Westchester County. It was not uncommon to see a lunch-time line of people from all different walks of life, stretching down the street, waiting to get a Landy???s wedge. The Landy???s were Italian-American immigrants and Mrs. Landy would pronounce ???sandwich??? as ???san-wedge??? with her Italian accent. Eventually the term just became ???wedge??? (ie. hot capicola and Provolone wedge).
Zep (likely truncation of zeppelin) ??? New Jersey; Phoenixville, PA and Norristown, PA.
Italian ??? Maine, where "Italian" is used regardless of the filling, which is specified separately, as a "ham Italian", "veggie Italian" or "roast beef Italian". A regular Italian is usually a ham Italian, made up of: ham, cheese, onions, olives, green peppers, pickles, and tomatoes. Italians are made to order at most convenience stores and gas stations. A Maine "Italian" is often served on a larger version of the top-loading "New England style" hot dog bun. Amato's, a chain of stores in northern New England, claims to be the originator of the Italian sub. The term is also found in New Jersey.
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no pickle.
also, behold the most glorious list ever made:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_sandwiches
I wanna work my way through this list this yr.
things that sound like an insult in English but are a delicacy in China:
DONKEY BURGER
Shooter Sandwich!
I will definitely be making some of these. I straight up love me some sandwiches.
This thread has serious erotic fiction possibilities. B/w I feel like I'm on a dating game show.
Let me just add... That while the shooter sandwich is the greatest sandwich of all time. I do love me a torta!
edit: im gonna go pick 4 or 5 of me up tonight.
What else would a white, weed smoking sort-of-Jewish Italophile without a sense of smell eat?
there was a famous philly cheese steak dude who set up shop in midtown Manhattan for a short period around 2005, I don't remember the name but he served a sandwich that was some sort of pork with broccoli rabe and provolone and it was delicious. Way better than a cheese steak.
Yes!
Philly cheese steak is fucking terrible.
Worst regional specialty ever.
Totally disgusting. Grey shreds of meat embedded in a slimy, pus-like glob. Unless you're a special fx make-up dude working on a infested shrapnel wound there's absolutely no use for such an abomination.
my colleague says sangwiches. I want to throttle him
b/w
thinly sliced cooked turkey with coleslaw
I thought you were exaggerating until I google-image'd it. You're being fucking kind. I've seen "better looking" puke.
Philadelphia will always be a second rate city until they stand up as one and renounce this foul shit.
Hougie?