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[betsuni]

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[Warpy]

1. Sounds horrible and the soggy bread

would defeat the purpose of a sandwich, keeping your hands relatively free of goo while you eat a meal with them.

Had he baked that steak and seasonings in some puff pastry, he'd have had a more successful dish and one that would still keep his reputation for making food unnecessarily complicated intact.

Funny, I spent a large part of my life in New England and never had a baked bean and bacon sandwich, never even heard of it. It must be a California thing.

[Galileo126]

2. Me either...

Lived in RI for 20 yrs, then 30 yrs in SoCal.

It's isn't either, I say, Warpy...

[betsuni]

3. Baked bean sandwich:

http://newengland.com/today/food/lunch/sandwiches/baked-bean-sandwich/

[Warpy]

4. I lived there for decades and never saw that

If there were leftover baked beans (a very big "if&quot , they were used as sides or even eaten at breakfast. They would make a very bad sandwich since they'd drop out the sides and end up on you instead of in you.

Sorry, Aimee, try again.

[betsuni]

5. The Bookmaker: Two Fat Ladies episode "Food in the Wild," Shooter's Sandwich

Begins 6:00, again at 11:36, finished sandwich seen at end.

[Warpy]

7. Yes I even remember that episode

and thinking that any sandwich that has to be eaten with a knife and fork has defeated the purpose.

I miss Two Fat Ladies. I'd never have considered making much of their food, but they were wonderful old gals.

[betsuni]

6. Favorite Japanese sandwich: Tonkatsu (it isn't soggy and exists even if you've never heard of it)