Describe your perfect sandwich

[2manband]

Fresh sub roll with a leeeeeetle mayo, provolone, cappicola, salami, hot pepper relish, and lettucetomatonion with a dash of oregano and Greek dressing.
Om nom nom nom nom

 

[bsman]

 

[Andrew Sak]

A hard Italian roll.mortadella,prosciutto, turkey, provolone, diced peperoncinis, yellow mustard, mayonaise, lettuce, tomato,white onion, salt, pepper, oil, vinegar, passion.

The bread makes or breaks it.

 

[yabba]

There are so many different equally-beautiful-in-their-own-special-way kinds of sandwiches ou there that this is an impossible question. like "describe your perfect song".

oh no you diint

 

[bsman]

Actually, my favorite sandwich would probably disgust most folks here: Peanut butter, margarine (or butter), and cheddar cheese on whole wheat...

 

[micwalt]

Turkey, avocado, egg salad, pepper jack, spinach on a sourdough baguette.

 

[Help!I'maRock!]

 

[yabba]

Actually, my favorite sandwich would probably disgust most folks here: Peanut butter, margarine (or butter), and cheddar cheese on whole wheat...

that sounds possibly disgusting, but also sort of intriguing

 

[Lerxst]

 

[jp_nyc]

Steak tartare served on toast points.

 

[Denverdave]

It's......well......it's just perfect.

 

[bsman]

My all-time favorite sandwich in San Jose:

 

[Chicken Man]

Probably an al pastor taco in a corn tortilla.

 

[parrotheada1a]

Rare roast beef on a toasted sub roll, swiss cheese, with bacon bits and fine cut onions. Choice of Heinze 57 or a thick beef gravy on top.

 

[tiger roach]

Tuna salad & lettuce or spinach on soft white bread.

 

[Gorgon90]

Bacon butty.

 

[dodgechargerfan]

Actually, my favorite sandwich would probably disgust most folks here: Peanut butter, margarine (or butter), and cheddar cheese on whole wheat...

I’d give it a go.

 

[dodgechargerfan]

My favourite is lightly toasted bread with butter, sweet pickle relish, lettuce, cheddar, and about a dozen slices of bacon.

 

[bsman]

My favourite is lightly toasted bread with butter, sweet pickle relish, lettuce, cheddar, and about a dozen slices of bacon.

I would totally eat that. If I was really hungry, I might add a fried egg!

 

[bsman]

From about 78-81, I worked in a restaurant on State St in Madison, and when I would open on a Sunday morning, I would not infrequently make myself a bacon, egg, and cream cheese sandwich on oat bread. Either that or a glass of champagne and a pot-de-creme!