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Be it always Less, So It can be More.
Hahahah!! Yes they are!! Now I wish I was eating a sandwich instead of Cheerios! 🤗
🐾Ginger 🐾
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I’m making myself hungry!
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So true!!
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and tasty!
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I have one in the fridge for lucnh – I can’t stop looking at the clock 🙂
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hahah . Was it worth the wait?
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It was – but I only held out until 11:30. I start work at 6:30, so that’s the best I can do.
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I love sandwiches!
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Me too!
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Have you ever tried Turkey bologna with lettuce, tomato and mayo, and a slice of cheddar? Fabulous!
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Yes!!!
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and YUM!
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Good one Pam!
I’m often telling students I meet about cultural habits & favorites of North Americans. One of the things they find interesting, (at least I hope so) is the fondness for sandwiches as a favorite food pastime. So much more than hamburgers, sandwiches are, and always have been the go-to food choice. I think sandwiches are iconic to North American cuisine.
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I think I agree! And yet its first use is attributed to an Englishman in the 1700s: The Earl of Sandwich.
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