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zkx14 said:
Around here it's mostly 'sub' I sometime see places that sell subs use 'grinder' to mean a hot sandwich. Usually toasted to melt the cheese.
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Same here, never hear the term grinders unless over on the boardwalk.
 
I can't stand Subway - I think their breads are horrible. And if I am going to pay someone to make a grinder for me - I will go the extra to get it from a pizza shop. Growing up - I remember an Italian grinder having bologna on it...
 
ScampMike said:
I can't stand Subway - I think their breads are horrible. And if I am going to pay someone to make a grinder for me - I will go the extra to get it from a pizza shop. Growing up - I remember an Italian grinder having bologna on it...
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Yeah, I don't like their bread either, but then again I'm picky on Italian bread. Some places maybe they do bologna, but where I grew up most places had a sandwich similar to what I described or you order whatever you wanted. Growing up, a $6 sub was 2 ft long and 6 inches wide. You could feed like 6 people with 2 them. LOL
 
ScampMike said:
I can't stand Subway - I think their breads are horrible. And if I am going to pay someone to make a grinder for me - I will go the extra to get it from a pizza shop. Growing up - I remember an Italian grinder having bologna on it...
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those are Hoagies here
 
GeorgeH said:
Yeah, I don't like their bread either, but then again I'm picky on Italian bread. Some places maybe they do bologna, but where I grew up most places had a sandwich similar to what I described or you order whatever you wanted. Growing up, a $6 sub was 2 ft long and 6 inches wide. You could feed like 6 people with 2 them. LOL
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that Italian Herbs & Cheese bread they serve is truly nasty - last time I was there (at least 3 years ago) I gave it a shot because it sounds ok - yea, NOT
 
First time I was in a subway guess I was about 20. I had moved from Jersey City to Carolina. Lunch time with a coworker. I was like:wtf: they using a hotdog bun?
 
GeorgeH said:
Yeah, I don't like their bread either, but then again I'm picky on Italian bread. Some places maybe they do bologna, but where I grew up most places had a sandwich similar to what I described or you order whatever you wanted. Growing up, a $6 sub was 2 ft long and 6 inches wide. You could feed like 6 people with 2 them. LOL
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we have a sub shop here called the Big Cheese, been open since the 60s, I frequent it often, I can get a whole custom true foot long sub sandwich, two sides, a dessert and a drink for 8 bucks. And it's all home grown meats, veggies and cheeses. Known them for years.
 
ScampMike said:
that Italian Herbs & Cheese bread they serve is truly nasty - last time I was there (at least 3 years ago) I gave it a shot because it sounds ok - yea, NOT
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I like that one. LOL But, rarely go to Subway...
For a chain store - I like Jimmy Johns - Gargantuan with hot peppers.
 
GeorgeH said:
First time I was in a subway guess I was about 20. I had moved from Jersey City to Carolina. Lunch time with a coworker. I was like:wtf: they using a hotdog bun?
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no, that's jimmy johns, but I actually like Jimmy Johns bread, especially on their BLT.
 
GeorgeH said:
First time I was in a subway guess I was about 20. I had moved from Jersey City to Carolina. Lunch time with a coworker. I was like:wtf: they using a hotdog bun?
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remember when the cut the top out in a V and layed that piece back in over the fixins?
 
ScampMike said:
that sounds about right - the good ol' days :lol:
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Yeah, before the internet destroyed everything local, before the rise of Walmart(though they're collapsing now), back when you still had malls and arcades and long time department stores like sears, K mart, Macys, Pennys. Now, it's a concrete waste land
 
dukeboy_318 said:
Yeah, before the internet destroyed everything local, before the rise of Walmart(though they're collapsing now), back when you still had malls and arcades and long time department stores like sears, K mart, Macys, Pennys. Now, it's a concrete waste land
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so true - the internet is a beautiful thing - but it definitely has had some negative effects
 
so wish me luck, got a potential lead on a 440 block
 
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