St Patrick's Day
Mar 17th 2010 | 5:25 am
#106
Heading for Poppyland
Joined: Jul 2007
Posts: 17,529
From: North Norfolk and northern New York State
Re: St Patrick's Day
I have eaten some pretty good corned beef sandwiches in NYC and elsewhere so I'm open-minded. And some pretty good salt beef sandwiches in Montreal & London.
Last edited by robin1234; Mar 17th 2010 at 5:46 am. Reason: corrected typo
Mar 17th 2010 | 5:52 am
#107
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Joined: Mar 2007
Posts: 4,059
Re: St Patrick's Day
I'd never heard of Slyman's before but if it is in Columbus OH I won't get there any time soon. As for the slab of congealed goo, I did select the most unappetizing looking picture from quite a large selection..!
I have eaten some pretty good corned beef sandwiches in NYC and elsewhere so I'm open-minded. And some pretty good salt beef sandwiches in Montreal & London.
I have eaten some pretty good corned beef sandwiches in NYC and elsewhere so I'm open-minded. And some pretty good salt beef sandwiches in Montreal & London.
Nothing wrong with Montreal Smoked Meat (as the locals call it) either.
I know what the tinned stuff tastes like, it occasionally escaped its containment and got as far as Canada where it was served by my parents to their defenseless sons
Mar 17th 2010 | 6:44 am
#108
Sursum corda
Joined: Sep 2002
Posts: 38,860
From: Richmond Hill, GA USA
Re: St Patrick's Day
It's in Cleveland, on St. Clair in a grubby area just east of downtown. Funny to see the businessmen in expensive suits lined up outside at lunchtime.
Nothing wrong with Montreal Smoked Meat (as the locals call it) either.
I know what the tinned stuff tastes like, it occasionally escaped its containment and got as far as Canada where it was served by my parents to their defenseless sons
Nothing wrong with Montreal Smoked Meat (as the locals call it) either.
I know what the tinned stuff tastes like, it occasionally escaped its containment and got as far as Canada where it was served by my parents to their defenseless sons
