Gross right?
samdomzack
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Macro’s / Calories aside, would you eat it, for pleasure?
Ewww.
Ewww.
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Why's that gross?
Bread - good
Crisps - good2 -
Meh, too dry. It needs a lubricant. Possibly peanut butter and jam.6
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Add butter and a smear of vegemite, I craved these sandwiches when I was pregnant2
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samdomzack wrote: »Macro’s / Calories aside, would you eat it, for pleasure?
Ewww.
whats gross about a crisp sandwich?2 -
hard to beat the odd crisp sarnie0
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SabAteNine wrote: »Meh, too dry. It needs a lubricant. Possibly peanut butter and jam.
I had peanut butter/jam on toast last night...YUM0 -
LivingtheLeanDream wrote: »SabAteNine wrote: »Meh, too dry. It needs a lubricant. Possibly peanut butter and jam.
I had peanut butter/jam on toast last night...YUM
you need peanut butter and nutella... :bigsmile:3 -
TavistockToad wrote: »LivingtheLeanDream wrote: »SabAteNine wrote: »Meh, too dry. It needs a lubricant. Possibly peanut butter and jam.
I had peanut butter/jam on toast last night...YUM
you need peanut butter and nutella... :bigsmile:
hehe oh I do that one too gotta shake it up a bit sometimes right ?0 -
LivingtheLeanDream wrote: »TavistockToad wrote: »LivingtheLeanDream wrote: »SabAteNine wrote: »Meh, too dry. It needs a lubricant. Possibly peanut butter and jam.
I had peanut butter/jam on toast last night...YUM
you need peanut butter and nutella... :bigsmile:
hehe oh I do that one too gotta shake it up a bit sometimes right ?
but if it ain't broke... :laugh:
i do feel like i might have to try it with jam now though... which goes on first, the peanut butter so it goes a bit melty?1 -
TavistockToad wrote: »LivingtheLeanDream wrote: »TavistockToad wrote: »LivingtheLeanDream wrote: »SabAteNine wrote: »Meh, too dry. It needs a lubricant. Possibly peanut butter and jam.
I had peanut butter/jam on toast last night...YUM
you need peanut butter and nutella... :bigsmile:
hehe oh I do that one too gotta shake it up a bit sometimes right ?
but if it ain't broke... :laugh:
i do feel like i might have to try it with jam now though... which goes on first, the peanut butter so it goes a bit melty?
The peanut butter first yeah, melty is a good word and then the jam I want one now!! lol0 -
There was a cafe/deli in Belfast which only served crisp sandwiches - don't think it lasted mind you!0
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LivingtheLeanDream wrote: »TavistockToad wrote: »LivingtheLeanDream wrote: »TavistockToad wrote: »LivingtheLeanDream wrote: »SabAteNine wrote: »Meh, too dry. It needs a lubricant. Possibly peanut butter and jam.
I had peanut butter/jam on toast last night...YUM
you need peanut butter and nutella... :bigsmile:
hehe oh I do that one too gotta shake it up a bit sometimes right ?
but if it ain't broke... :laugh:
i do feel like i might have to try it with jam now though... which goes on first, the peanut butter so it goes a bit melty?
The peanut butter first yeah, melty is a good word and then the jam I want one now!! lol
me too!!! :laugh:1 -
Not sure I would go for bread and crisps alone, but chips on a sandwich add some good crunch to the mix0
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Certainly not a food choice of mine0
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I wouldn't say gross is the right adjective. Plain maybe.1
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I think it needs tuna fish. I never tried chips on a PB&J, or can't remember having done so, but tuna sandwiches aren't complete without chips.3
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autumnblade75 wrote: »I think it needs tuna fish. I never tried chips on a PB&J, or can't remember having done so, but tuna sandwiches aren't complete without chips.
If you're not adding chips to your tuna sammiches, you're doing it wrong.4 -
R3d_butt3rfly wrote: »autumnblade75 wrote: »I think it needs tuna fish. I never tried chips on a PB&J, or can't remember having done so, but tuna sandwiches aren't complete without chips.
If you're not adding chips to your tuna sammiches, you're doing it wrong.
Right!0 -
autumnblade75 wrote: »I think it needs tuna fish. I never tried chips on a PB&J, or can't remember having done so, but tuna sandwiches aren't complete without chips.
i would have said ham sandwich, cheese and onion crisps...0 -
TavistockToad wrote: »autumnblade75 wrote: »I think it needs tuna fish. I never tried chips on a PB&J, or can't remember having done so, but tuna sandwiches aren't complete without chips.
i would have said ham sandwich, cheese and onion crisps...
Ham isn't a favorite of mine, and it's already salty enough, but I can see where it might benefit from the crunchy element.
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