Hey Connecticut, our backs hurt

I too am trying to find a place to put my miata this winter so I can garage the taco! Putting it outside under one of those pop up garages is out of the question

 

As Hamlet would say, "Ay, there's the rub"

 

https://www.newsweek.com/national-sandwich-day-deals-2023-1839632

For those who celebrate
Don't make me tap the sign @MikefromCT

 

Got a bunch of peppered turkey the other day. Ill be making one, and loading it up with sriracha to clear the sinuses out.

Feeling much better, and about time. This colds been going on almost 3 weeks.

Is a sandwich with sriracha still a sandwich? All these arbitrary rules on sandwiches has me on edge.

 

Sriracha is on the list of approved condiments

 

What about sriracha mayo

 

I approve of Sriracha mayo

 

Dennis hates mayo. Im in a trolling mood today. Its friggen Friday!

 

Bring out the dumpster fire

 

Mayo ftw......

 

Dennis right now:

 

why, because you have no reason not to have a beer at 11am on Friday....lol

 

Details on the brew please

 

The United States Deptartment of Agriculture says a sandwich must contain at least 35% cooked meat and no more than 50% bread.

 

Rumors swirling that Sallys Pizza wants to set up a shop at a new Jordans Furniture place that is going in Westfarms. Looking forward to some New Haven pizza close to home.

 

It's crazy how many court cases have revolved around the definition of sandwich...usually as pertaining to tax law or contract law. Lots of cases of food establishment leases stating the property owner could not lease to another sandwich purveyor, especially something like Chipotle

 

Not even trying to be a dick, but how do they define the percentage. Is it based on volume, or weight (assuming they thought about this)?

 

The US dept of agriculture says a sandwich must contain at least

Good question