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Depends what kind of hot dog you use for your hot dog sandwich. It has to be all beef at worst.
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Depends what kind of hot dog you use for your hot dog sandwich. It has to be all beef at worst.
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Agree with the BLT, but I make mine with Spinach and add Avocado. I also use Turkey Bacon.
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Most of the best deli foods are made with some form of disguising process.
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BLTs Thread done
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Right now, French Dip.
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Am I the only one here who thinks BLTs are overrated?
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No. There are too many other better samich options out there.
Just the B from the BLT is enough.
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I'm with you, until I throw a slice of gouda on it. Changed the game.
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That sounds good. A BLT definitely needs some sprucing up.
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Cheese works, also avocado.
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A bit of raw onion works on a BLT also. I would never do cheese on one though. Had cheese on a club once, and it sucked bad.
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Do blt with home made bacon, actual heirloom tomatoes u have salted, and some garlic aioli and u have a perfect sandwich imo.
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Leaf? But I agree, the simplicity of the BLT is what makes it work. Personally, I prefer mayo to garlic aioli, but I ain't criticizing. Adding more ingredients turns it into a club.
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Totally.
It is like saying you need to spruce up your PB&J sandwich. You could, but doesn't that make it an entirely different sandwich?
Love me a good BLT or a good PB&J, but it is difficult to place either one in a Top Five List IMO.
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Call it whatever you want a BLT is great, cheese and avocado are nice additions IMO opinion.
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I ain't criticizing.
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Avocado is nice...there is a diner not to far from my place that does it that way and they do list it on the menu as "BLAT" which is pretty fun to order as well.
"Let me get a BLAT toasted dark!"
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