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Sandwiches Thread

Somebody please post the directions to create a Mike Z Special, I don't want this magical item to be lost to the ways of the old venue
 
I love sandwiches with salami and pategrás cheese

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I like tomatoes or lettuce in sandwiches too.
 
This is good, SkullHeart needs more Sandwich threads and less Unpopular Opinions threads.

I'm a vegetarian so my options are pretty limited, but I have a sweet dessert sandwich recipe that I like to make from time to time. It's simply peanut butter, thin apple slices, and cinnamon all on whole wheat. It has to be whole wheat since white bread is too soft to stay intact while I cut it.
 
I keep my sandwiches simple. Turkey and cheddar on Canadian white. Sometimes I do just peanut butter.
And that's like 90% of my diet.
 
honey roasted turkey breast, balogna (pork is best), swiss, beef, and add a little bit of Texas Pete. P:
 
This thread is stupid.

Herb bread, provolone, fresh mozzarella, parmesan, marinated artichoke hearts, pesto, sun-dried tomatoes, toasted in a George Foreman grill (ghetto panini press)

Classy as fuck grilled cheese.
 
PBJ. Next question.

Another staple of mine was Buffalo Chicken, Turkey, Peppers and Pesto on sandwich thins.

Also, shoutouts to Chicken Club Wraps.
 
Munoz Special: Turkey Sandwich, lettuce, tomato, swiss cheese, but get this! Add chips: Dorito's cheese top tier (Never use shitty ass fritos). Hustle them like rocks until they are quite crunched up and dump em in the sandwich. Mayo and Mustard covering the bread.
 
Salmon and onion with Kraft sandwich spread and horseraddish on whatever bread I have on hand.

Eat it every day I bring lunch, never gets old.

oh and is yogurt a sandwich
 
I actually thought this "Sandwich Thread" would be about how to "sandwich" your opponent in between your assist and yourself to cause massive damage and rage...

I really love grilled cheese (extra cheese) with ham AND bacon, on wheat or potato bread. Or I'll just get one slice of bread, throw some fried broccoli and melted american cheese on it. Good as hell. Discovered this sandwich when my fridge was nearly empty.
 
No one likes it when Fortune makes sandwiches.
If you don't get it fortune deserves all her nerfs reverted.
 
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Has anyone ever managed to make a peanut butter sandwich like the moms in the commercials can? I feel like it usually takes me about three spreads to get the right amount cleanly on the bread, but they could always do it in one smooth swipe! I think they must use cheats.

Anyway, when it comes to non-PBJ, I think onions must be the magical ingredient. For the last couple days I was having some rather boring turkey and spinach sandwiches, but then I remembered I still had some cut up onions in the fridge. Holy crap, putting those on made such a difference, and I didn't need any cheese or mayo either! Now all I need to find is some bacon...
 
Some girl I was talking to told me to try out a turkey and peanut butter sandwhich.

Will do so tomorrow, may use almond butter instead.

Stay tuned.
 
Turkey, swiss, and baby spinach leaves. Holy shit baby spinach leaves are so good, why would you EVER use lettuce
 
Dual grilled chicken breast on toasted foot-long 9-grain honey oat bread with spinach, tomato, and cucumber. Add cheddar cheese, honey mustard and avacado. Omnomnom.<3
 
once I figure out what france is I'll see about trying a croque-monsieur/madame cause those seem american enough to be real food.
 
I'll bite. :PUN: I love Pastrami sandwiches if I want to be fancy. I have low standards for what fancy is.

There's a place out here called Togo's that serves great sandwiches. Having them makes me never want to go back to Subway.

Also Grilled Cheese is probably the simplest yet most genius food ever.
 
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