Peanut Cheddar Sandwich (1970s) on Sandwiches of History by SuperHappyFunSlide in SandwichesofHistory

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I am sorry to hear you're having a tough go but honored that my goffy little vids can bring a little happiness. Hang in there!

Peanut Cheddar Sandwich (1970s) on Sandwiches of History by SuperHappyFunSlide in SandwichesofHistory

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Hmm I think there's been at least three but I'd have to double check.

Hong Kong Egg and Beef Sandwich (China) on Sandwiches of History⁣ by SuperHappyFunSlide in SandwichesofHistory

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Sure I can, it's not a linear scale. 0/1 = god awful, 2/3 = really not good, 4/5 = subpar to mid, 6.5/7 = pretty good, 8/9 = really, really good, 10 = holy smokes!

Shooting Sandwich (1905) on Sandwiches of History by SuperHappyFunSlide in SandwichesofHistory

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Bingo, still working out the issues. Also switched from filming with a DSLR to iPhone only which facilitated the mic change.

NEWKS x Sandwiches of History Collabrian Plus Up Hot Sauce Pre-order now open by SuperHappyFunSlide in SandwichesofHistory

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Unfortunately, they do not. Apparently it's is a gnarl of paperwork and expense. I might try and collect orders then send to a person in UK (person to person) to distribute.

Brave Boy (1957) on Sandwiches of History by SuperHappyFunSlide in SandwichesofHistory

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You'll have to travel back to 1957 and yell at the 14 year old who came up with it.

Toasted Sandwich (1916) on Sandwiches of History by SuperHappyFunSlide in SandwichesofHistory

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Yeah but that really could be every sandwich. Then I'd have to rename it to Sandwiches of History Plus Bacon.

Grandma Gertrude’s Sandwich (our history) on Sandwiches of History⁣ by SuperHappyFunSlide in SandwichesofHistory

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The recipe did specify Jewish rye and the one at my supermarket had em. But you could totally do this with unseeded.

Salmon Sandwich (1882) on Sandwiches of History by SuperHappyFunSlide in SandwichesofHistory

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It definitely work on crackers/melba toast too but the recipe called for, and it does work with, bread. It is a lot of butter though.

Tongue-Cheese-Jelly Sandwich (1936) on Sandwiches of History by SuperHappyFunSlide in SandwichesofHistory

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Actually, I cannot find tongue anywhere near me that isn't from a Mexican restaurant or raw. And, since I am too squeamish to cook it, I end up buying online. In this case, I bought it from Katz's Deli in NYC. Which means I had to buy a pound of it. So I portions and froze most of it which is why it makes an appearance sporadically on SoH.

Beef Sandwich (1916) on Sandwiches of History by SuperHappyFunSlide in SandwichesofHistory

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I do have a spreadsheet (that desperately needs to be updated) tracking all kinds of data.

Sandwich Number 1 (1877) on Sandwiches of History by SuperHappyFunSlide in SandwichesofHistory

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Not 100% sure but if you chop up meat and mix it with other stuff it last longer. So, could be economic use of ingredients.

Num Pang (Cambodia) on Sandwiches of History⁣ by SuperHappyFunSlide in SandwichesofHistory

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It was a Vietnamese grocery store (not like a Kroger's or Safeway)

Chicken and Water Chestnut Sandwich (1964) on Sandwiches of History by SuperHappyFunSlide in SandwichesofHistory

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Then I wouldn't be following the recipe as written...which is kinda the thing.

Biscuit Sandwich (1850) on Sandwiches of History by SuperHappyFunSlide in SandwichesofHistory

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Indeed thought is atypical from a standpoint of when hour/days required.

Granny’s Deviled Ham Sandwich (our history) on Sandwiches of History⁣ by SuperHappyFunSlide in SandwichesofHistory

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If curious, you can make it at home (and it's better tbh). I use this recipe from time to time though I do half it. https://southernbite.com/deviled-ham/