MCF Members Blog: Wednesday August 26, 2009
#32
08-26-2009, 07:43 PM
The new KFC sandwich reminds of the P'EatZZa that 7/11 sold about three years ago. I tried one and almost barfed. Lettuce and parmesan ranch sauce doesn't mix well with pizza.
P'EatZZa sandwich
by Nicole Weston (Subscribe to Nicole Weston's posts)
Posted Apr 16th 2006 7:11PM
7-Eleven stores are releasing a new sandwich this week - the P'EatZZa sandwich. This crazy hybrid is a cross between pizza and a deli sandwich. The sandwiches, which come in two flavors with a third to be released in May, are flat breads stuffed with deli meats and other fillings and topped with a combination of baked-in pizza sauce and cheese. They are served as pie wedges that can be eaten with a fork and knife or by hand, but the driving force behind the concept is that is is pizza (with extra meats) that is not meant to be served hot. No need for heat means that customers can be in and out quicker and the sandwiches are easier to store. The flavors are turkey and pepperoni on pepperoni flat-bread with parmesan ranch spread and romaine lettuce; and ham and salami on a cheddar flat-bread with red and yellow peppers, oil and vinegar dressing and romaine lettuce. They are $3.69 each.
by Nicole Weston (Subscribe to Nicole Weston's posts)
Posted Apr 16th 2006 7:11PM
7-Eleven stores are releasing a new sandwich this week - the P'EatZZa sandwich. This crazy hybrid is a cross between pizza and a deli sandwich. The sandwiches, which come in two flavors with a third to be released in May, are flat breads stuffed with deli meats and other fillings and topped with a combination of baked-in pizza sauce and cheese. They are served as pie wedges that can be eaten with a fork and knife or by hand, but the driving force behind the concept is that is is pizza (with extra meats) that is not meant to be served hot. No need for heat means that customers can be in and out quicker and the sandwiches are easier to store. The flavors are turkey and pepperoni on pepperoni flat-bread with parmesan ranch spread and romaine lettuce; and ham and salami on a cheddar flat-bread with red and yellow peppers, oil and vinegar dressing and romaine lettuce. They are $3.69 each.
#33
08-26-2009, 07:51 PM
Join Date: Aug 2008
Location: Bushkill, PA
Posts: 3,279
wow, i think this is turning out worse than the "worst ever" food thred i started a while back 
lol
well, my dad just got in, he brought a couple of "suprises" home..... a honda 650 nighthawk and a honda 750..... uhhhh 750.... so we just stuck them in my new kwanza hut to keep the monte company for the night, lol. i guess its good i got it set up today!
lolwell, my dad just got in, he brought a couple of "suprises" home..... a honda 650 nighthawk and a honda 750..... uhhhh 750.... so we just stuck them in my new kwanza hut to keep the monte company for the night, lol. i guess its good i got it set up today!
#34
08-26-2009, 10:07 PM
just got home from balancing a set of 32x10.50r15's for my buddy man that took some weights one tire took 8oz on the inside 2oz on the out the rest wernt too bad.... kinda bored now...
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