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Nope, it’s all there. Just the way it’s turned, you can’t see the bottom very well.
Five layers.
I stand corrected!. I think you missed your vocation TastyReuben. You should have a sandwich bar/shack/outlet/truck. Never knew you had this hidden sandwich talent! Though, I suppose that is why you are called TastyReuben.That is an American sandwich I think?
Thanks!
Actually, my screen name doesn’t have anything to do with sandwiches, but I do believe a reuben is considered a (North) American creation (but who knows for sure?).
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I use either dried Cranberries or no dried fruit at all. We're not fans of Raisins...
That would work.
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I understand that perfectly well, but it made me smile.
If you said that to an average English person, they'd think:
1) Burger King ? Hamburgers.
2) Breakfast sandwich? Doesn't make sense. How would you put 2 sausage, eggs, bacon and mushrooms in a sandwich? Anyway, we don't eat sandwiches for breakfast.
3) Sandwiches on biscuits?? Biscuits are for dipping in your tea!
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Well, 2 sausages, 2 eggs, 2 strips of bacon = 2 sandwiches. The cheese could bind the mushrooms (or on the side, better idea cuz cheese should be on the sandwich). Beans on the side as well!How would you put 2 sausage, eggs, bacon and mushrooms in a sandwich?
Breakfast sandwich. Not just for breakfast.
My mother would regularly make me what she called a Western sandwich for lunch as a kid.
Which is basically a scrambled "Denver omelette" with mayo on the bread or toast. Sometimes she would substitute bacon for the ham. Good stuff.
My mother would regularly make me what she called a Western sandwich for lunch as a kid.
Which is basically a scrambled "Denver omelette" with mayo on the bread or toast. Sometimes she would substitute bacon for the ham. Good stuff.
Someone will have done it... oh... Gordon Ramsey has! No beans though or mushroom. There are plenty of other examples out there though...
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From Google's AI
The modern breakfast sandwich has roots in 19th-century British "bap" sandwiches sold to factory workers, with the first recorded breakfast sandwich recipe appearing in an 1897 cookbook.
I'm 65, but do not remember breakfast sandwiches becoming a thing until fast food places started up with their drive-thru windows.
The modern breakfast sandwich has roots in 19th-century British "bap" sandwiches sold to factory workers, with the first recorded breakfast sandwich recipe appearing in an 1897 cookbook.
I'm 65, but do not remember breakfast sandwiches becoming a thing until fast food places started up with their drive-thru windows.
SandwichShortOfAPicnic
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Breakfast bap (roll, slider, barm cake whatever you wanna call it) with sausage or bacon or eggs or any combo of those three have been around since time began. So long ago even British dinosaurs ate them, come to think of it they still do 
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That’s not for me.
I wouldn’t say no if someone made it for me but his bacon is soggy looking, he doesn’t butter the bread (which is cut too thick) and the skins on the tomato would be a horrible distraction rolling around your gob until you gave up n swallowed them as is.