Green beans and samies
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Green beans are bacon grease, sesame seeds, salt, homemade mustard.
Sandwiches are provolone, pepperoni, salami, yellow mustard, mayo and quick pickled red onions and carrots.
Cost per person: $2.50
I’d fight you for half that samie and all those beans.
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Green beans are bacon grease, sesame seeds, salt, homemade mustard.
Sandwiches are provolone, pepperoni, salami, yellow mustard, mayo and quick pickled red onions and carrots.
Cost per person: $2.50
What are they the same as?
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What are they the same as?
Sandwiches
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I’d fight you for half that samie and all those beans.
You could just ask.
And I’m sorry someone downvoted you.
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You could just ask.
And I’m sorry someone downvoted you.
Blissfully unaware, my instance doesn’t have downvotes enabled, can’t give nor receive
It is a killer looking sandwich.
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Green beans are bacon grease, sesame seeds, salt, homemade mustard.
Sandwiches are provolone, pepperoni, salami, yellow mustard, mayo and quick pickled red onions and carrots.
Cost per person: $2.50
Looks noice. I usually boil green beans with potatoes and eat them with lots of olive oil and cheese.
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I always struggle with green beans. I like them “just barely done” and most people like them “soft”.
I’m there with you, I want some good crunch in mine.
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Green beans are bacon grease, sesame seeds, salt, homemade mustard.
Sandwiches are provolone, pepperoni, salami, yellow mustard, mayo and quick pickled red onions and carrots.
Cost per person: $2.50
That’s quite the combo, but I’d smash
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Green beans are bacon grease, sesame seeds, salt, homemade mustard.
Sandwiches are provolone, pepperoni, salami, yellow mustard, mayo and quick pickled red onions and carrots.
Cost per person: $2.50
For a second I thought the sando was sitting in a sauce but then I realized it’s just the design on the plate.
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For a second I thought the sando was sitting in a sauce but then I realized it’s just the design on the plate.
Sauce on sandwiches, or under them, reminds me of moving to the east coast and finding that every burrito was something you couldn’t pick up with your hand because they covered it in sauce completely defeating the purpose of a burrito.
