Crisp Sandwich Bar

Handsome_Chris

This thread is an education.  Good luck to those Cereal Killer guys. If people are willing to hand over good money to them, why not.

People are starting to make money out of doing stuff we've always done.  Maybe I should start up an egg bar? Boiled eggs, fried eggs, coddled eggs, poached eggs, Eggs Benedict...

I may have an offshoot bacon bar too.

bingefeller

Handsome_Chris said:

This thread is an education.  Good luck to those Cereal Killer guys. If people are willing to hand over good money to them, why not.

People are starting to make money out of doing stuff we've always done.  Maybe I should start up an egg bar? Boiled eggs, fried eggs, coddled eggs, poached eggs, Eggs Benedict...

I may have an offshoot bacon bar too.

Open up the egg bar in a hip area and it might do OK.  

holnrew

I've eaten cereal and watched cartoons for years. I don't do it to be cool, these people can kindly go away and stop raising my social status.

chillidoggy

Tomato ketchup sarnies are far superior to any of your crisp sarny efforts.

jd0272

chillidoggy said:

Tomato ketchup sarnies are far superior to any of your crisp sarny efforts.

Far too soggy.

chillidoggy

Rubbish, you just need the right ratio of butter to ketchup. Which is............errrrr.........well, I don't actually know, but anyone with half a brain will have half an idea.

jd0272

chillidoggy said:

Rubbish, you just need the right ratio of butter to ketchup. Which is............errrrr.........well, I don't actually know, but anyone with half a brain will have half an idea.

I've had punters who've lived on the streets that wouldn't eat that! Mind you, they'd've been off their tits on some drug or another, so I'm not convinced food (or a ketchup sandwich, which ain't food...) would have even entered the equaltion.

VimFuego

I used to eat mayonnaise sarnies. Not sure I could eat a ketchup sarnie, don't even like ketchup in a chip butty.

mike_l

chillidoggy said:

Tomato ketchup sarnies are far superior to any of your crisp sarny efforts.

Wrong.

Jam sammiches win.

Fretwired

I used to eat crisp sandwiches when I was a kid .. magic times.

jd0272

mike_l said:

chillidoggy said:

Tomato ketchup sarnies are far superior to any of your crisp sarny efforts.

Wrong.

Jam sammiches win.

ONLY if they have lumps in, and are 'proper'. None of your budget shite.

mike_l

jd0272 said:

mike_l said:

 

 

Wrong.

Jam sammiches win.

ONLY if they have lumps in, and are 'proper'. None of your budget shite.

Of course, non of that cheap jam here. Unless it's home-made in which case it's find the bit without a lump of fruit.

VimFuego

has anyone ever eaten a peanut butter and jelly (we'll allow the yanks the Americanism for the word jam in this case as technically they are correct assuming it's a smooth jam) sarnie? I can't imagine how you'd come up with something like that, it's like diabetes between 2 pieces of bread.

mike_l

I have Vim. There used to be Goobers (IIRC) who put jam and peanut butter in the same jar ready.

It was lush.

 

Nitefly

VimFuego said:

has anyone ever eaten a peanut butter and jelly (we'll allow the yanks the Americanism for the word jam in this case as technically they are correct assuming it's a smooth jam) sarnie? I can't imagine how you'd come up with something like that, it's like diabetes between 2 pieces of bread.

Bloody horrible things - they stick to the roof of your mouth.  I used to eat 'em when I were a lad in that there Americky...

VimFuego

Nitefly said:

VimFuego said:

has anyone ever eaten a peanut butter and jelly (we'll allow the yanks the Americanism for the word jam in this case as technically they are correct assuming it's a smooth jam) sarnie? I can't imagine how you'd come up with something like that, it's like diabetes between 2 pieces of bread.

Bloody horrible things - they stick to the roof of your mouth.  I used to eat 'em when I were a lad in that there Americky...

yeah, I get that with commercial peanut butter. Though I've found with homemade you don't get that claggyness.

jd0272

VimFuego said:

Nitefly said:

VimFuego said:

has anyone ever eaten a peanut butter and jelly (we'll allow the yanks the Americanism for the word jam in this case as technically they are correct assuming it's a smooth jam) sarnie? I can't imagine how you'd come up with something like that, it's like diabetes between 2 pieces of bread.

Bloody horrible things - they stick to the roof of your mouth.  I used to eat 'em when I were a lad in that there Americky...

yeah, I get that with commercial peanut butter. Though I've found with homemade you don't get that claggyness.

Homemade jam, or PB? If it's PB, how does one go about that?

VimFuego

peanut butter:

http://www.foodnetwork.co.uk/recipes/homemade-peanut-butter-5674.html

though that's not quite the recipe I use, the one I use has grape seed oil. But that's it basically. Ever so easy.

jd0272

VimFuego said:

peanut butter:

http://www.foodnetwork.co.uk/recipes/homemade-peanut-butter-5674.html

though that's not quite the recipe I use, the one I use has grape seed oil. But that's it basically. Ever so easy.

Cheers dude, just being lazy  

I hate the stuff, but the Mrs and kids love it. I'll get me pots out tomorrow night when she's at Uni.

holnrew

I love PB&J. I get peanut butter from holland and barrett, which is just mushed peanuts so it's less bad for you.