Hey brothers and sisters.

Some people say "It's five o'clock somewhere" to justify an ice cold morning beer. I say "It's lunch time somewhere" to justify the fact that it's 9 a.m. and I'm already thinking about what I want for lunch.

That being said, I just wanted to see what everyone's thoughts are on sandwiches. So give me your top 3 sandwiches and why you love them so much. Here are mine:

3. Turkey Gobbler
An American classic. Usually only sold around thanksgiving, this combines everything about the biggest meal of the year into one sandwich: turkey, mashed potatoes, stuffing, and cranberry sauce. If you're feeling saucy, you can always add gravy or dip it in gravy. Easily the best way to get rid of leftovers.

2. Reuben
Whether it's corned beef or pastrami that tickles your fancy, the combination of salty meat, thousand island dressing, and sauerkraut is sure to fill you up and leave you satisfied. Best served with a fresh pickle on the side. Almost unbeatable.

1. Steak Bomb
Steak and cheese can't be beat, right? WRONG. Add some peppers, onions and mushrooms, and you've got a nice crunchy texture to go along with the savory flavor. Plus, those three things are vegetables, which makes this sandwich healthy. Bonus points if it comes with liquid cheese. Personally, I also like to add pickles and hot sauce when I can.

PS, how do you guys refer to a long sandwich? Personally I call it a sub, but I know depending on region, some people call it a hoagie, grinder, hero, etc.

Edited 3/6/2015 14:24:56

Turd Sandwich

1. Chicken Parm Grinder
2. French Dip
3. Thanksgiving Sub

So wait, do you call it a grinder or a sub?

You can't go wrong with a big Italian sub. I love a good sandwich!

Bacon, spinach and avocado sandwich. Add lettuce, olives, red onions, some olive oil. . . . perfection.

Too many vegetables I'm more of a meat man myself

Between I gotta say that one sounds good minus the olives. Not an olive man. At my last job there was a place that made a turkey avocado BLT. It was incredible

Turkey - Bacon - Tomato - Lettuce - Guacamole - Whole-Wheat/Flat-bread - Olive Oil = Perfection

Edited 3/7/2015 02:51:53

Gourmet sandwich

Rye bread
Pesto hommus
Rare roast beef
Marinated Persian fetta
Capsicum
Fancy lettuce

Better ingredients=better sandwich

also...

goes great with creaming soda

I am not one for gourmet sandwich. I just like bread and ham or a good Peanut Butter.

Tuna does some pretty cool stuff too: whole wheat bread + tuna, green peppers and red onions; toast it and add lettuce, olive oil and honey mustard; add parmesan cheese and oregano.

Damn..... these sandwiches would make a communist scream in rage

lol

*stalin runs after me and between being and ego with murderous rage on his face*

Thomas yours sounds good except for the feta. That shit tastes the same as if I licked my grandpa's feet (he's been dead for 10 years). I'd replace it with fresh mozzarella.

Between, I'm with you on tuna with olive oil. 1,000,000 times better than the kind packaged in water. I usually put it on wheat with onions, pickles, jalapeno, tomato, lettuce. Also not really a big honey mustard guy.

How does everyone feel about bagels? I love a good Asiago Bagel with cream cheese. They're very flexible too- a toasted bagel can often replace the bread on a normal sandwich!

Trexmix, you ever try a salt bagel? It's like eating your sandwich on a pretzel. Delicious

1. PBJ - with strawberry preserves, duh

2. grilled cheese - swiss or cheddar, NEVER american

3. just salami on bread.

im kind of like genghis, as long as the ingredients are good, simple is better.

now for some blasphemy: i prefer miracle whip over mayonnaise

Marmite and cheese best EVER

Southwest Roast Beef-
Quality sliced roast beef, roasted jalapeno cream cheese, lettuce, tomato, mustard, mayo, toasted whole wheat bread