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Dill pickle sammich:
Hamburger chips, sharp cheddar cheese, mayo on white bread.
Tomato sammich:
Tomato, salt, pepper, mayo, white bread.
Peanut butter and onion sammich:
Peanut butter, red onion, mayo, honey wheat bread.
Hamburger chips, sharp cheddar cheese, mayo on white bread.
Tomato sammich:
Tomato, salt, pepper, mayo, white bread.
Peanut butter and onion sammich:
Peanut butter, red onion, mayo, honey wheat bread.
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apparently putting ketchup on a cheesesteak is weird...
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tuna & onion pizza
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Yellow mustard on pretzels
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I do this. Is it weird, fo reelz? Whatever, it's good as fuck.
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(1) can of tuna mixed with (1) cup cottage cheese is so fantastic it's crazy.
I giggle when I eat it.
I giggle when I eat it.
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Gunk............Casserole elbows (cooked), salt, pepper, mayo, baby peas, onions, albacore white tuna
muccle..........1/4"- 3/8" thick slice of bologna, fried both sides, mustard, 2 slices of cheese between the cheapest soft white bread you can find (Wonder Bread is best)
muccle..........1/4"- 3/8" thick slice of bologna, fried both sides, mustard, 2 slices of cheese between the cheapest soft white bread you can find (Wonder Bread is best)
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Myself, as a Chef, I was taught ONE important lesson(especially if you ever work privately) NEVER yuck some else's yum... That is all......for now 
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Nothing weird with that 2nd one. That's a classic. I love a freakin' mater sammich, especially when it comes out of my garden.
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I'll even do it without the bread. Sliced maters with some mayo dolloped on em'. Salt and pepper.
The garden is the key tho. If all you've ever ate is tomatoes from the grocery store... you've never even had a tomato.
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So true. I hated tomatoes until I grew my own and I grew them just to make chow chow. My wife talked me into trying one right of the vine and I couldn't believe the difference between my maters the shit they sell at the grocery store. It was then that I understood how a tomato could be a fruit. Damn they are excellent out of the garden. Grocery store tomato = ball of shit with red skin.
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Unbelievable difference. I love home grown tomatoes. I won't touch the shit you buy in a grocery store. A couple years ago my parents started a garden. They invited us over for dinner for smoked pork loin, and tomatoes, green beans, and new potatoes from their garden. Those homegrown tomatoes were perfect with a little salt on them. I damn near could've died happy right then.
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Have not tried yellow mustard.....But I use Herlochs hot mustard.....Nothing wierd wit that tho,and awesome tasting.
The wife does think its wierd that I put ketchup on my breakfast skillets..........I don`t.
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Toasted, buttered bagel dipped in mustard is so goddamn good.
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Vicodin and nutter butters. I could eat that combination all day...
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