The tomato bit is wrong, tomato is way to wet for a sandwich.
Things I did here while you were asleep. Page 2
Quote: sootyj @ January 2 2009, 3:10 PM GMTThe tomato bit is wrong, tomato is way to wet for a sandwich.
Depends how you cut it, plus my fridge seems to be set a little too cold, so the tomato remains firm long enough till I've eaten it.
More Science of the Sandwich coming up after the break, the sandwich break, nom.
Quote: Griff @ January 2 2009, 3:13 PM GMTSurely everyone knows the best sandwiches involve hot sausages and ketchup.
(runs away to avoid stream of innuendo about "hot sausage sandwiches" etc)
I'd like to taste your hot dog.
But yes, a bloody good sandwich indeed.
But surely we're discussing sandwiches which can be transported easily?
Tasty as the sausage sandwich is, the law of thermo-dynamics is not on it's side.
Quote: Leevil @ January 2 2009, 3:08 PM GMT*Gives Paul a tug*
*slaps lee and informs him he's not that kinda gal*
*wonders what type of gal Paul is*
http://londonreviewofbreakfasts.blogspot.com/
http://russelldavies.typepad.com/eggbaconchipsandbeans/
Those should see you right, otherwise there's a cracker opposite Paddington, there's a great mobile one near Waterloo....
In short louds and louds.
All full of topnotch racist dialogue for one use in ones sitcoms.
n.b. of we are talking hot sandwiches.
The sausage sandiwch is a noble adversary but no match for the
Bacons, sauage and egg with tomato and brown sauce.
My favorite sandwiches are a good grilled cheese with ham, a nice club sandwich with plenty of avocado or a plain ol' BLT. But the best sandwich I ever had was a pastrami behemoth at Carnegie Deli in New York.
Quote: sootyj @ January 2 2009, 3:30 PM GMThttp://londonreviewofbreakfasts.blogspot.com/
http://russelldavies.typepad.com/eggbaconchipsandbeans/
Those should see you right, otherwise there's a cracker opposite Paddington, there's a great mobile one near Waterloo....
In short louds and louds.
All full of topnotch racist dialogue for one use in ones sitcoms.
http://www.breakfastliverpool.blogspot.com/
If you live in the north. Specifically the north-west. Specifically Merseyside.
Quote: Griff @ January 2 2009, 3:32 PM GMTGoddam but this looks good:
Not bad but very expensive and stuck in the middle of one of the ponciest parks in London.
Also a distinct lack of strong tea, greasy copies of the News World and no one ever says,
"Supposing I wanted to go to Poland and become a plumber..."
or
"Guess who I had in the back of my cab.."
But for posh breakfasts this one takes some beating.
http://www.bview.co.uk/listing/1343574/Breakfast-Club-in-N1
You can tell DaButt's one good, because you can see the filaments in the beef.
Quote: Griff @ January 2 2009, 3:37 PM GMTDaButt how was the Beatles circus show? Good I hope?
I loved it. Even thought it cost me more than $600 (tickets for myself, my 2 kids and their beaus) I came away satisfied.
http://www.theboltonnews.co.uk/news/3943812.Bolton_s_amazing_10_egg__big_breakfast_challenge/
Is this the greasiest dodgiest thing to come out of Bolton?
Arf arf, stick in your own Peter Kaye gag.
Nothing wrong with parks, I may self am lucky enough to be walking distance from Hampstead Heath.
And as such am on first names with most of the Liberal party.
If you ever find yourself in need of a greasy spoon in the States, check out http://www.roadfood.com and you won't go wrong. I just browsed through the site again and now I'm starving.
10 eggs and all that greasy food?
You'd be blocked more securely than the Israeli siege of Gaza/
One day I'll be rich enough to order this, to take out in a bap with brown sauce.