Club sandwiches are kind of a forerunner of the turducken, IIRC... like roast beef, ham and cheese? It's been a while since I bothered to think about ordering one because I'd have to take out half the ingredients. (I also don't like raw onion or raw tomato, but at least those you can manually disassemble from your sandwich construction.)
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Usually turkey, ham, and bacon. Cheese varies by location. Good ones are double-deckers on toast. (And I'm seeing a visit to Denny's - home of a very good club sandwich - in my near future).
To me a club sandwich is definitely three pieces of square white bread, with I guess turkey and bacon (and lettuce/tomato/mayo). I would like to add ham! I guess it's been a long time since I've had one.
That's what the one I just had was, Jesse. Without the tomatoes because I requested no tomatoes when I ordered. I hadn't had one in a long time, I was kind of surprised how delicious it was. I'm always a little surprised how delicious toast is, is what it comes down to. And restaurant toast tastes different from home toast.
Oh yeah, it's definitely toast!
I also love toast.
And restaurant toast tastes different from home toast.
Maybe it's made with a Crème brûlée torch or something.
FIE ON THEM. FIE!!!!
I read this as fire. Of course I did.
Maybe it's made with a Crème brûlée torch or something.
Ah-ha! My instinct for fire was correct, just early!
Timelies all!
Since I don't like bacon, I don't tend to eat club sandwiches. I do order Panera's turkey avocado BLT without bacon occasionally. Because that's the way I roll sometimes.