So what do YOU call a long sandwich?
Sep 17, 2018 06:50:02 #
Sep 17, 2018 06:51:05 #
A 'sarnie' over here (U.K.) is just a shortened form of sandwich - as in a bacon sarnie, for example. Be interested to know when it changed over there.
Sep 17, 2018 06:52:24 #
Rich2236 wrote:
Yes. They lived near Woodman and Victory. Left out the Y, didn't I?Hey Burtzy, do you mean "Van Nuys" CA?
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Sep 17, 2018 06:55:16 #
Bunko.T wrote:
That's only a sandwich if they pee on the bread.Q; What's 30 feet long & smells like Urine??
A; Line dancing in a aged care home.
A; Line dancing in a aged care home.
Sep 17, 2018 07:12:33 #
AndyH wrote:
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Bánh Mì - Vietnam (Made on a baguette - this must be fusion cuisine
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Burtzy wrote:
Yes. They lived near Woodman and Victory. Left out the Y, didn't I?
I know that area VERY well, it is the northern part of the Sepulveda basin park, (Balboa Park.) I lived in Northridge, just off of Balboa and Devonshire for 40 years.
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Sep 17, 2018 08:36:00 #
I was in Paris a few months ago for the first time.
Sitting at a cafe during lunch, I was amazed at how many indigenous people,
dressed in office attire, were riding their bikes, and munching away
at bagged, thin bread, long-type subs. I don't know what those are called
but they sure as hell were enjoying them.
Sitting at a cafe during lunch, I was amazed at how many indigenous people,
dressed in office attire, were riding their bikes, and munching away
at bagged, thin bread, long-type subs. I don't know what those are called
but they sure as hell were enjoying them.
Sep 17, 2018 08:38:26 #
"Hero" on Long Island, where I was raised, but "Sub" here, a hundred miles north.
I'm also fascinated by language and accents. I find it interesting that everyone who is raised in, let's say Italy, and then learns English, sounds just like the other Italians who have learned English.
I'm also fascinated by language and accents. I find it interesting that everyone who is raised in, let's say Italy, and then learns English, sounds just like the other Italians who have learned English.
Sep 17, 2018 09:28:42 #
olemikey
Loc: 6 mile creek, Spacecoast Florida
Andy - I think you covered most all the forms I've heard. I'll add: Philly (Cheese steak), Wreck, Bench Girl, Sinatra Special, Something Else, Stoners Delight, Highnooner, The Grandpa, some of these can be made in several styles, long roll, sandwich bread, round rolls, wraps, etc..... I've seen (in ethnic neighborhoods) many sandwiches with their own touch, names... all over the chart. Great subject, and now I'm wanting one, just gotta figure out which one!!!! Each section of the country will probably come online with additions.
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Sep 17, 2018 10:22:37 #
1Feathercrest
Loc: NEPA
"Hoagie" named after famed songwriter/pianist/singer "Hoagie" Carmichael (composer of "Stardust").
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