Confessions of a Crap Eater #1: Sheetz Cheese Sub
I’m not saying I literally eat crap, guys, but let’s be real: I eat crap. I am someone who likes to go out to eat, but I am really poor. So rather than eat...
Monthly Archive: August 2014
The 12″ Bari Italian Beef Sandwich
One complaint you hear a lot of the time, about places like Al’s, Portillo’s, etc., is that their Italian Beef sandwiches keep getting smaller or more expensive for what you get. They’re complaining about...
Let the Burger Speak For Itself
On Sunday morning I had a burger for breakfast, because I’m quite willing and able to eat a burger at any time of any day. To provide a bit more context, I met up...
Today’s sandwich: rained out
I was going to go get a really cool-sounding sandwich for lunch today but I stepped out of the office around 12:40 and managed to make it across the street before the sky opened up...
My Weekend In Sandwiches–August 25, 2014
Though I had a fantastic breakfast on Saturday (Mezcal chorizo from Publican Quality Meats in Chicago mixed into a crispy potato hash with caramelized onions and a white cheddar omelet. Jealous yet?), it was...
Is a falafel wrap a sandwich?
Today I grabbed lunch from I Dream of Falafel, a Chicago-area Mediterraneanish quick-service chain serving, well, falafel–but also schwarma & kebabs, in either a laffa wrap, a salad, a rice bowl, etc. It’s essentially...
Let’s talk about the List, and the Format
We’ll start slow–I don’t expect us to do our first “The List” posts until let’s say the first week in September. Maybe we’ll do 2 sets in September and see how that goes, ramp...
The sandwiches in the background image
You probably can’t see most of the images in this background mosaic I worked so hard to put together, since this pesky website is blocking them. So I figured I’d post the image unadorned, with notation....
The Burrata from J.P. Graziano
Take a look at this beauty. It’s August 21, 2014, and as we all know, August and September are Tomato Season. I take that back, it needs more caps. TOMATO SEASON. The tomatoes were...
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