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Originally Posted by SeaBookGuy
I once worked in a small office, and my boss would eat sandwiches with butter, instead of mayo/mustard, claiming she was used to that from her Danish-American upbringing? Since you're over there every so often, ever tried one of those "chip butties" (as far as I can make out they're something like a sub roll filled with french fries)?
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No, I've never seen that, although bacon butties are pretty common. Sounds very sinful. My belief is that extra calories are best consumed on dessert, like sticky toffee pudding or berry crumble with custard!
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Originally Posted by elcreative
Because that's the way the sandwich was provided to Lord Sandwich when he requested a snack at the card table...  |
Are you just teasing me, elcreative?
The stories usually just say he asked for meat and bread. Would bread have been assumed to be buttered in that time period? My mom used to butter bread for tuna mayo sandwiches (or tuna salad as we say) when I was a kid, supposedly so the bread wouldn't get soggy in my lunch-box.