| Name me a better sandwich 13:29 - Apr 10 with 8467 views | clive_baker |
Than sausage & fried onion. With mustard and ketchup.
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| Name me a better sandwich on 14:11 - Apr 12 with 1718 views | The_Flashing_Smile |
I've just won this thread.
Ricotta, courgette, mint and chilli in a big hunk of artisan sourdough bread.
Fantastic combination of flavours.
£7 though, bit steep for a sandwich! |  |
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| Name me a better sandwich on 14:14 - Apr 12 with 1699 views | wkj |
| Name me a better sandwich on 14:11 - Apr 12 by The_Flashing_Smile |
I've just won this thread.
Ricotta, courgette, mint and chilli in a big hunk of artisan sourdough bread.
Fantastic combination of flavours.
£7 though, bit steep for a sandwich! |
You would have won the thread if the thread was 'Name me a better pick and mix combo for hipsters' |  |
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| Name me a better sandwich on 14:15 - Apr 12 with 1697 views | leitrimblue |
| Name me a better sandwich on 14:11 - Apr 12 by The_Flashing_Smile |
I've just won this thread.
Ricotta, courgette, mint and chilli in a big hunk of artisan sourdough bread.
Fantastic combination of flavours.
£7 though, bit steep for a sandwich! |
Think you may have won the most pretentious sarnie of the day award.  |  | | |
| Name me a better sandwich on 14:16 - Apr 12 with 1694 views | footers |
| Name me a better sandwich on 14:11 - Apr 12 by The_Flashing_Smile |
I've just won this thread.
Ricotta, courgette, mint and chilli in a big hunk of artisan sourdough bread.
Fantastic combination of flavours.
£7 though, bit steep for a sandwich! |
Ricotta and courgettes... 'flavours'?
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| Name me a better sandwich on 14:18 - Apr 12 with 1689 views | wkj |
| Name me a better sandwich on 14:16 - Apr 12 by footers |
Ricotta and courgettes... 'flavours'?
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Ricotta is expensive cottage cheese for people in too much of a hurry to chew. Awful when slapped in a lasagna like our freedom loving neighbours to the west like it. | |
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| Name me a better sandwich on 14:21 - Apr 12 with 1679 views | clive_baker |
| Name me a better sandwich on 14:11 - Apr 12 by The_Flashing_Smile |
I've just won this thread.
Ricotta, courgette, mint and chilli in a big hunk of artisan sourdough bread.
Fantastic combination of flavours.
£7 though, bit steep for a sandwich! |
Think you misread the title buh | |
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| Name me a better sandwich on 14:24 - Apr 12 with 1672 views | The_Flashing_Smile |
| Name me a better sandwich on 14:21 - Apr 12 by clive_baker |
Think you misread the title buh |
You're all just uncouth, unsophisticated, Philistine ne'er-do-wells. | |
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| Name me a better sandwich on 14:25 - Apr 12 with 1671 views | footers |
| Name me a better sandwich on 14:18 - Apr 12 by wkj |
Ricotta is expensive cottage cheese for people in too much of a hurry to chew. Awful when slapped in a lasagna like our freedom loving neighbours to the west like it. |
Bury St Edmunds?
Oh I dunno about the lasagne thing. I quite like it in there. Although you need a robust and flavourful tommy sauce to counterbalance it. That and a mix of stronger cheeses too. Can't have enough really. | |
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| Name me a better sandwich on 14:26 - Apr 12 with 1670 views | The_Flashing_Smile |
| Name me a better sandwich on 14:16 - Apr 12 by footers |
Ricotta and courgettes... 'flavours'?
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If you have some tastebuds, yes. Particularly in combination with the other things. And textures, mix of cold/hot etc.
It was more an experience than a sandwich. | |
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| Name me a better sandwich on 14:53 - Apr 12 with 1648 views | Churchman |
| Name me a better sandwich on 14:26 - Apr 12 by The_Flashing_Smile |
If you have some tastebuds, yes. Particularly in combination with the other things. And textures, mix of cold/hot etc.
It was more an experience than a sandwich. |
A wallet punishing experience! And sort of fails on the sandwich test. Sorry
However, I like the mint and chilli idea and I can live with the poncy artisan bread, as long as there’s no grit in it - it’s the ricotta (a fine cheese in certain things) and courgette (courgette and potato curry = good thing) that kills it. For that kind of money you could wedge some doner kebab elephants leg meat in there and have change for a side order of chips. |  | | |
| Name me a better sandwich on 15:00 - Apr 12 with 1646 views | BlueStreak |
Tuna, mayo, cucumber and red onion on white bread. Bag of ready salted crisps and a tea. Yes please. |  | | |
| Name me a better sandwich on 16:41 - Apr 12 with 1617 views | The_Flashing_Smile |
| Name me a better sandwich on 14:53 - Apr 12 by Churchman |
A wallet punishing experience! And sort of fails on the sandwich test. Sorry
However, I like the mint and chilli idea and I can live with the poncy artisan bread, as long as there’s no grit in it - it’s the ricotta (a fine cheese in certain things) and courgette (courgette and potato curry = good thing) that kills it. For that kind of money you could wedge some doner kebab elephants leg meat in there and have change for a side order of chips. |
How on earth does it fail the sandwich test? It's stuff between two bits of bread, ergo: sandwich.
Until you've tasted it you can't really judge. | |
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| Name me a better sandwich on 16:42 - Apr 12 with 1614 views | The_Flashing_Smile |
| Name me a better sandwich on 14:18 - Apr 12 by wkj |
Ricotta is expensive cottage cheese for people in too much of a hurry to chew. Awful when slapped in a lasagna like our freedom loving neighbours to the west like it. |
You don't understand cheese. | |
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| Name me a better sandwich on 16:43 - Apr 12 with 1613 views | wkj |
| Name me a better sandwich on 16:41 - Apr 12 by The_Flashing_Smile |
How on earth does it fail the sandwich test? It's stuff between two bits of bread, ergo: sandwich.
Until you've tasted it you can't really judge. |
Sorry pal, it's time to resit your culinary GCSEs. The arbiter of good taste has passed judgement. | |
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| Name me a better sandwich on 16:44 - Apr 12 with 1610 views | The_Flashing_Smile |
| Name me a better sandwich on 16:43 - Apr 12 by wkj |
Sorry pal, it's time to resit your culinary GCSEs. The arbiter of good taste has passed judgement. |
No. | |
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| Name me a better sandwich on 16:46 - Apr 12 with 1602 views | wkj |
I know your type - Stick something posh on Instagram while your freezer is an Aladin's cave of Findus Crispy Pancakes and alphabites. Self-loathing is fine, but try to be discrete about it and we'll all do what we can to help you recover from this culinary midlife crisis. | |
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| Name me a better sandwich on 16:48 - Apr 12 with 1592 views | footers |
| Name me a better sandwich on 16:43 - Apr 12 by wkj |
Sorry pal, it's time to resit your culinary GCSEs. The arbiter of good taste has passed judgement. |
Can't see you serving that at the Al Fresco Society get togethers. People would leave in droves. | |
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| Name me a better sandwich on 16:50 - Apr 12 with 1590 views | leitrimblue |
| Name me a better sandwich on 16:42 - Apr 12 by The_Flashing_Smile |
You don't understand cheese. |
Feck! That's a tad harsh Flash. It's only a sarnie debate on a league 1 football forum. Not sure anyone ever deserves the 'you don't understand cheese' grenade. | | | |
| Name me a better sandwich on 16:53 - Apr 12 with 1584 views | wkj |
| Name me a better sandwich on 16:48 - Apr 12 by footers |
Can't see you serving that at the Al Fresco Society get togethers. People would leave in droves. |
Talking of the Al Fresco Society. We're planning the return of our first Pump and Pickle event since lockdown. We're planning on taking the bicycles out for a ride up to Cromer from Lowestoft where we will all have a cheese ploughman's before riding back down to Jaywick.
We have banned Cream Cheese this year following the horrific scenes of 2018 when Robert Knhobsout's lunch sack ruptured on the fringes of Bungay, so it should be back to fun for the whole family again. | |
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| Name me a better sandwich on 17:23 - Apr 12 with 1564 views | Churchman |
| Name me a better sandwich on 16:41 - Apr 12 by The_Flashing_Smile |
How on earth does it fail the sandwich test? It's stuff between two bits of bread, ergo: sandwich.
Until you've tasted it you can't really judge. |
No, but I can offer an evidence free subjective judgement based on knowing I’m always right.😃 | | | |
| Name me a better sandwich on 17:26 - Apr 12 with 1562 views | jeera |
| Name me a better sandwich on 16:50 - Apr 12 by leitrimblue |
Feck! That's a tad harsh Flash. It's only a sarnie debate on a league 1 football forum. Not sure anyone ever deserves the 'you don't understand cheese' grenade. |
He's brought the big guns out a bit early there. |  |
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| Name me a better sandwich on 17:43 - Apr 12 with 1553 views | eireblue |
| Name me a better sandwich on 17:26 - Apr 12 by jeera |
He's brought the big guns out a bit early there. |
Clearly he has become a bit giddy having had some chilli in a sandwich.
Hopefully, when his head is less inflamed, he will calm down with a proper cucumber sandwich, but with out celery salt of course, he really should be more careful. |  | | |
| Name me a better sandwich on 18:01 - Apr 12 with 1542 views | leitrimblue |
| Name me a better sandwich on 17:26 - Apr 12 by jeera |
He's brought the big guns out a bit early there. |
Clearly a man with a lot of respect for the ricotta. Understandable, I'm more of a paneer man myself, though I do fear the fall out from such a statement | | | |
| Name me a better sandwich on 18:34 - Apr 12 with 1524 views | Churchman |
| Name me a better sandwich on 18:01 - Apr 12 by leitrimblue |
Clearly a man with a lot of respect for the ricotta. Understandable, I'm more of a paneer man myself, though I do fear the fall out from such a statement |
It’s alright in stuff, bit like ricotta. But it’s on the outer fringes of cheese, a bit like the outer ring of Saturn. Not connected at all is cottage cheese, cream cheese or that Philadelphia horror.
Mind you, I make an honourable exception to Dairylea. What a moment it is opening that little triangle of perfection. It can be opened and eaten in one go, nibbled, spread on bread, used to plug punctures in bike tyres, you name it. | | | |
| Name me a better sandwich on 18:57 - Apr 12 with 1515 views | jeera |
| Name me a better sandwich on 18:34 - Apr 12 by Churchman |
It’s alright in stuff, bit like ricotta. But it’s on the outer fringes of cheese, a bit like the outer ring of Saturn. Not connected at all is cottage cheese, cream cheese or that Philadelphia horror.
Mind you, I make an honourable exception to Dairylea. What a moment it is opening that little triangle of perfection. It can be opened and eaten in one go, nibbled, spread on bread, used to plug punctures in bike tyres, you name it. |
"Dairylea. What a moment it is opening that little triangle of perfection."
People have been reasonably tolerant on this thread all things considered but you're taking the piss now. | |
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