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  • _Price_ 14 May 2008 11:51:23 3,070 posts
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    Lutz wrote:
    Lutz wrote:
    Lutzie's Legendary Manwich

    Take 1 round of bread, preferably Warburtons Toastie or Super Toastie.
    On this place, in order from bottom to top:
    2 cooked sausages, cut in half length ways down the sausage.(Cumberland are good, but Richmond are OK too.) Place 1 on each half of your bread.
    1/4lb Burger (With Cheese melted on), chopped in half. Place half a burger on each half of your bread.
    1 Waffle, again chopped in half. (8 holes per side)
    Beans. They fit in the little holes on the waffle ever so snug.
    4 fish fingers. 2 per half.
    2 Crispy Pancakes (Mince), one per half.
    Tomato and Chilli Sauce
    Finish sandwich with round of bread.*

    Squish it down.
    Cut in half.
    Dislocate jaw.
    Insert sandwich into mouth.
    Put jaw back into place and chew.

    Yummers!

    To be consumed with strong, sweet coffee.
    *
    Note: It helps to flip the sandwich over at this point
    :b...

    My mouth actually started watering half-way down the list.
  • nickthegun 14 May 2008 11:51:53 44,450 posts
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    Lutz yesterday

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  • Lutz Moderator 14 May 2008 11:52:05 48,845 posts
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    Fried could work, but the added yolkiness mixced with the grease would seriously impact the sandwiches ability to hold itself together.

    Scrambled does work, but I suppose if you went fried you could burst the yoke whilst frying, for a mini-omelette jobbie.
  • Lutz Moderator 14 May 2008 11:53:03 48,845 posts
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    Incidentally, the biggest manwich
  • ghearoid 14 May 2008 11:54:10 2,295 posts
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    Um, two slices of madeira cake with cream cheese and jam - lovely!

  • PES_Fanboy 14 May 2008 11:56:24 11,522 posts
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  • GloatingSwine 14 May 2008 12:03:56 2,668 posts
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    Lutz wrote:
    Fried could work, but the added yolkiness mixced with the grease would seriously impact the sandwiches ability to hold itself together.
    Put it in upside down on top, the yolk will dribble down through all the bits, soak into the waffles and such.
  • LeoliansBro 14 May 2008 12:07:16 35,078 posts
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    I think I'm going to have to try that Manwich at some point.

    Probably just before being trapped on a desert island for 25 years, just to give me a headstart on the calorie front :)

    LB, you really are a massive geek.

  • Stickman 14 May 2008 12:10:18 28,481 posts
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    Leolian'sBro wrote:
    I think I'm going to have to try that Manwich at some point.

    Probably just before being trapped on a desert island for 25 years, just to give me a headstart on the calorie front :)
    A rescue boat appears:

    "My God! You've been marooned for 25 years, are you alright man?"

    "Not bad...bit full."

    Quoted

  • CaptainBinky 14 May 2008 12:16:15 2,242 posts
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    Best Sandwich by miles is:

    Slice of Chunky Bread with bits in
    Butter
    Mixed Salad
    Horseradish Sauce
    Four slices of spicy peppered Salami
    Horseradish Sauce
    Thick Wedges of mature Somerset Cheddar
    Butter
    Slice of Chunky Bread with bits in

    Although Lutz's sandwich (which seems suspiciously 'burgerey') sounds lovely. Waffles in burgers == amazing. But personally, I prefer using Branstons pickle in place of the beans. Less liable to dribble and the pickle chunks fit just as snugly into the waffle holes.
  • Deleted user 14 May 2008 12:17:28
    Diarylea and Branson pickle on slightly toasted bread works a storm when you're stoned.
  • avatarirl 8 Jul 2009 11:26:21 249 posts
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    Pataks balti curry paste (seriously) with really mature cheddar.......
  • Syrette 8 Jul 2009 11:29:21 38,343 posts
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    Cheese and mustard, all you need tbh.

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  • mrpon 8 Jul 2009 11:32:22 24,055 posts
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    boabg wrote:
    Diarylea and Branson pickle on slightly toasted bread works a storm when you're stoned.
    I read that as Diarrohea and (Richard) Branson. Not a good mix tbh.

    Give yourself ½ gig or a £, you're worth it.

  • morriss 8 Jul 2009 11:33:24 69,380 posts
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    Those Boots breakfast sarnies - sausage, bacon and egg - on Baked bean bread are awesome.
  • JuanKerr 8 Jul 2009 11:35:27 35,451 posts
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    Tesco used to do a breakfast bap that contained over 1,000 calories.
  • LeoliansBro 8 Jul 2009 11:36:26 35,078 posts
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    They've got over 1,000 calories each, so they'd better fucking taste nice :)

    LB, you really are a massive geek.

  • LeoliansBro 8 Jul 2009 11:36:39 35,078 posts
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    ...

    BLAST!

    LB, you really are a massive geek.

  • StarchildHypocrethes 8 Jul 2009 11:37:33 22,491 posts
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    Mature cheddar cheese and a fairly thick layer of butter between two chunky slices of fresh white bread. My favourite.

  • StringBeanJean 8 Jul 2009 11:41:36 1,765 posts
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    JuanKerr wrote:
    Tesco used to do a breakfast bap that contained over 1,000 calories.
    To think I used to eat those about four times a week as a student, and I was still wafer thin. On the other days I'd have a Ploughmans bap, with a similar cal count. Now I never eat anything like that and I'm still a fat (well flabby) bastard.

    Answer to the thread, for me you can't go better than the classic hot bacon and brown sauce, maybe with a smidge of butter in there.
  • PES_Fanboy 8 Jul 2009 11:42:30 11,522 posts
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    There's a shop down a small side street off Fenchurch Street that does salt beef and gherkin baps. £5 a pop, but my God they're lovely.
  • senso-ji 8 Jul 2009 11:47:39 4,539 posts
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    Fried sandwiches are usually the best, such as this one.
  • TechnoHippy 8 Jul 2009 11:53:00 14,256 posts
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    Get a suitable baquette, scoop out some of the bread for extra filling space, then add scrambled eggs mixed with tuna and mayo - delicious. Mushrooms and ham can also be added. Fills you up for the day.

    And cheese, how could I forget cheese?!

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  • chiefian 8 Jul 2009 11:56:07 475 posts
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    Chicken, Bacon and Sweet Chilli sauce. Add that to some lettuce and a baguette.
  • BinaryBob101 8 Jul 2009 11:56:23 21,078 posts
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    Techno Hippy wrote:
    scrambled eggs mixed with tuna and mayo - delicious.


    WTF??????

    Are you pregnant?

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  • avatarirl 8 Jul 2009 11:56:42 249 posts
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    PES_Fanboy wrote:
    There's a shop down a small side street off Fenchurch Street that does salt beef and gherkin baps. £5 a pop, but my God they're lovely.
    I think I know this place. Pricey alright.

    best toasty sandwiches in the world are sold in a tiny pub in the west of Ireland called "Brideys" near Derrynane beach in Kerry.
    The ham is off the bone, the cheese is amazing and they go down so well with a pint that Guinness should sponsor them.
  • StringBeanJean 8 Jul 2009 12:09:03 1,765 posts
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    £5 for a takeaway sandwich is absolutely taking the piss, no matter how good it is. Unless it was steak or something valuable like that.
  • LeoliansBro 8 Jul 2009 12:13:08 35,078 posts
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    What do you suppose salt beef is made from SBJ? I'll give you a clue - look closely at the second word :)

    LB, you really are a massive geek.

  • pinkds 8 Jul 2009 12:13:35 1,604 posts
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    Tuna mayo and red onion in granary bread with a cup of tea.
  • TechnoHippy 8 Jul 2009 12:16:06 14,256 posts
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    BinaryBob101 wrote:
    Techno Hippy wrote:
    scrambled eggs mixed with tuna and mayo - delicious.


    WTF??????

    Are you pregnant?
    I thought that until I tried it, simply delicious.

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