German Butterbrot
I’ve mentioned before that here at the Tribunal, we are not fully on-board with the concept of the open-faced sandwich–a sandwich is supposed to be a food of convenience, a neat edible carrying case used to...
I’ve mentioned before that here at the Tribunal, we are not fully on-board with the concept of the open-faced sandwich–a sandwich is supposed to be a food of convenience, a neat edible carrying case used to...
As Jim has already explained in his own post about the subject, the British Rail sandwich is a super-weird entrant to encounter in our trip through the Wikipedia list of sandwiches. Not only can...
OK, I’ve been absent from the tribunal for a while–had a bunch of life stuff to deal with, plus the sandwiches from last month I could easily get access to were um, not very appealing...
We ran into this issue back in October with the Barbecue sandwich. “Breakfast” is not a sandwich. It’s a category. It’s a sandwich you have for breakfast, simple as that. The Wikipedia article is referring...
It’s a weird month at the Tribunal (but then again, when isn’t it?), and the alphabetical order in which we’re exploring the List has dealt us a couple of very similar sounding items. The...
Pork roll is so Jersey Bruce Springsteen almost wrote a song about it. Pork roll is so Jersey it has to shave twice a day. Pork roll is so Jersey it’s rented the same house...
One of you cats is quite the joker. How does a British cultural reference that’s 20 years out of date end up on the List of Sandwiches that I had, until now, presumed were meant...
Rules stink, and sometimes following your own rules stinks the worst of all. Today is the last day of December, and we haven’t covered the Austrian Bosna yet, a Salzburg street snack consisting of...
I don’t eat enough BLTs. This is a weird thing for me to say, right now, when I’ve spent much of the past few weeks eating BLT after BLT, dozens in total. It’s true,...
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