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Who is this motherfuckin' Edward X Delaney?
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mr sandwich in irvine (jamb/barr) 4days a week for 25yrs
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That motherfuckin' Zoe Koehler...I need a sandwich. Solving this case gonna be tough.
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Is a hot dog a sandwich? Did JD like mustard on him?
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depending on the weather
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I like Sandbitches!
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warm
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Hot... Rinaldi's in El Segundo if you're early for a flight out of LAX.
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seek out NY style pastrami or lox and bagels most of the time if available
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oh ya forgot about blt's
best one ever had(so good mentioning it)...oceans11 2bucks
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LA County makes great sandwiches.
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Double filet o fish @ McDonald’s
Smoked whitefish w sesame bagel
Texas bbq brisket @ maple block
Straight pastrami @ langer’s or wexlers (hold the sauce)
Prime rib sandwich at any supermarket carving station
Prosciutto & arugala eyetalian sandwich
100 day aged beef burger or lamb burger, or fried chicken sandwich @ belcampo
Garlic roast pork @ Porto’s
Chicken parm @ knead & co
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"LA County hoosegow makes great sandwiches"
We know your sheet.
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Cold sandwiches are the best for me, especially italian meat sammys with mortadella, capicolo and sopressata, oil and vinegar and some peperoncinis on a fresh made roll.
Of course a good Philly steak with cheese whiz or a pastrami extra mustard are also fan fucking tastic and those are hot mothas.
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Bread sandwich
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COLD!
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I thought the official White Person Sandwich was White Bread, Mayo, and Bologna.
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Pastrami with extra mustard… Now you’re Talking! Good hot or cold
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"The popularity of sandwiches also pops up in fiction. There they seem to be the particular prerogative of police and private eyes, occupations where you often need to eat on the run but still want something good. Lawrence Sanders’s character, Chief Edward X Delaney, from the Deadly Sin series, is addicted to sandwiches. He is often found peering into the refrigerator, looking for bits and pieces of meats, cheeses, leftover salads and spreads. He divides the architecture of his creations into two categories: wet sandwiches to be eaten while leaning over the sink, dry ones to be placed on a napkin and consumed along with a rye highball as the Chief ruminates over the files of a case. Delaney has another favorite category of sandwich, the “interracial”, containing concoctions like a bagel filled with ham and spread with Chinese mustard.
My personal sandwich favorite, which would belong in Delaney’s interracial category, is the Vietnamese banh mi. Vietnam was under French colonial rule from the 1860s until the 1940s. I’ve written before about the ability of Vietnamese chefs to integrate the French repertoire with their own distinctive cuisine. In yet another instance, a French classic, baguette with pâté, after some marvelous additions, became the Vietnamese banh mi. It is a favorite snack served all over Vietnam, especially in the south, and an expected option wherever in the world you find Vietnamese communities."
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back in the 90-93 range of time used to drive pretty far to eat at this dive place for lunch....deli in the back of of this liquor store...just a shit hole of a place with lines out the door at the wrong time.
top 10 sandwich of my lifetime...called the construction special (meatloaf)
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also around that time mr sandwich used to have an amazing chicken salad that was pretty addicting and when the peanut issues came around they pulled the cashews from it...never the same
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I remember that heritage house, used to go to benjies and barros pizza before they moved to az
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Heritage House sandwiches were <$5 in 2009...ahhhh for the good old days
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there was an italian restaurant over in the same area....amelias? not sure of name, but they had an old crazy owner where you would call in and ask what they were serving for lunch and he would start yelling at you it doesn't matter get your ass in there...best pork chops
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