A Question Of Great Importance

[borntohula]

the poll is pretty straightforward. aside from "blorp". i say "yay".

 

thoughts?

[primetime_deliverance]

Soggy bread = bad

Caesar salad dressing = wet

wet --> soggy bread

 

Caesar salad dressing --> soggy bread

soggy bread = bad

 

QED, bitches.

[manfromharoldwood]

yes, but only with chicken-based sammiches.

[The_Rat_Who_Would_be_King]

I voted yes because I tend to trust your taste in sandwiches. And Primetime is correct, so the trick would have to be to keep it away from direct contact with the bread. It can't be any worse than subsauce in that regard, which is more wet and made specifically for use in sammidges.

[primetime_deliverance]

i just don't really like condiments (ketchup, mustard, mayo etc). must have been all those years in a red chinese prison.

Edited November 21, 2005 by primetime_deliverance

[mrs jesus]

yes, but only with chicken-based sammiches.

what he said

[Seanathon]

I have used it in the past, and will use it again in the future. Just not all the time. But I approve, you may carry on.

[WalrusMeat]

I've never tried it, I'm not a big fan of food.

[EvanofEdmonton]

Yes, why should Ranch get all the fun?

[Lauren]

ranch pales in comparison to caesar.

[Dan #2]

a big hell no.

 

 

And a note to Lauren.

There is fish in ceaser dressing.

[crazycanuck]

Yeah, I get that at Subway sometimes, but it pales to the Southwest Chipolte sauce.

[Ruettiger]

The Southwest Chipolte sauce tastes like sweat. I've never even given thought to ceasar dressing on a sandwich. If it were to be and type of sandwich, it'd have to be a sub-based sandwiched because that kind of sandwich is the only sandwich that has sturdy bread so it can hold wet-based condiments. It's a good sandwich idea that I will try on my next sandwich that I purchase, hopefully a sub sandwich.

Sandwich.

[The_Rat_Who_Would_be_King]

Sandwich.

Amen sister.

[Ravenous megin-sane]

i have never thought of such a thing...

 

i think it might be delicious!

[Dan #2]

And a note to Megin.

There is fish in ceaser dressing.

[Disestabulistic]

Soggy bread = bad

Caesar salad dressing = wet

wet --> soggy bread

 

Caesar salad dressing --> soggy bread

soggy bread = bad

 

QED, bitches.

One word: Toast

 

Sandwiches on toast are better anyways.

[Monkey]

Any one ever heard of Sandwhich spread. yused to love it as a kid. it was like mayo with relish, simmilar to tar tar sauce.

[The_Rat_Who_Would_be_King]

When I worked in a grocery store I discovered it one day and stared at it for my entire five hour shift. Who knew they made a condiment whos sould purpose is to spread on sandwiches.

[Russell]

Chicken sandwich yes, but cover the chicken in hot sauce, then put ceasar on the bun/bread, and put the chicken within. Then consume it before it gets a chance to get soggy.

 

For best results, add a few slices of tomato.

 

Absolute deliciousness.

[crazycanuck]

When I worked in a grocery store I discovered it one day and stared at it for my entire five hour shift.

You were stoned at the time, yes? Or on some kind of drug?

[WalrusMeat]

Just what I was thinking...

[Shiri]

I don't like my sandwich to be wet...

[borntohula]

EDIT: for some reason i posted twice. read the one below this. it's far superior.

Edited November 22, 2005 by borntohula

[borntohula]

people, people, people. its already been mentionned, but i cant emphasize enough that toast is key here. i discoverred it last year just by chance. everything tastes better with toast on it. also, the bread doesnt stick to the roof of your mouth in toast form. also, it doesnt get soggy unless you leave it with 1000000 vegetables in it for more than an hour. even peanut butter is better on toast, just as long as you spread the PB right after the slices pop from the toaster. then it melts and is fantastic.

 

and yes, caesar salad dressing has fish in it. my kraft one reads: "anchovy paste". who knew? i guess im a hypocrite then, because im not a fan of anchovis.

 

p.s. i'm glad a thread that i started exploded into two pages in a day. i think that's a first.

 

 

EDIT: why do i have two posts?

Edited November 22, 2005 by borntohula