But… the microwave makes the crust all gummy and the cheese all greasy. Ick. If you’re gonna reheat it, at least put it in the oven or toaster oven.*
*not the upright slot toasters. Terrible idea.
But… the microwave makes the crust all gummy and the cheese all greasy. Ick. If you’re gonna reheat it, at least put it in the oven or toaster oven.*
*not the upright slot toasters. Terrible idea.
I should have mentioned peanut butter and mayo sandwiches. Definitely a guy food, and only for the few and the proud.
But when you order it in Wisconsin, in January, that bumps it back up.
I was on a buisiness trip in Waukesha and commented to someone how the folks there were either fat or skinny…he said the skinny ones were just visiting.
There seems to be a strong relationship between man food and coronary issues.
AMEN!
Although I should confess that I learned the secret of PB and mayo from a female classmate eons ago. Of course, she put lettuce in the middle, which lowers the guy quotient some.
You and Chefguy have reminded me of the Mayo/PB combo from my younger days. Experimentation with things lying about the kitchen, when Mama was not there to see to the task, yielded many such concoctions that my brother and I would put together.
Another favorite from those days was a peanut sandwich where the mayo-lathered white bread was covered with crushed peanuts (couple handfulls of salted nuts rolled up in a towel and beat with a hammer until they were molecular sized). Depending on the available foodstuffs, this might involve a slice of tomato, some cheese, celery stalks, bacon, banana, scrambled eggs, cherries, bologna, and/or other things most people, including me these days, might find repulsive or nauseating.