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jmowreader

(50,569 posts) Mon Apr 6, 2015, 04:02 PM Apr 2015

Sometimes ya just gotta go, what the fuck?

We have here a list of the "18 Most Iconic Sandwiches in Boston."

http://boston.eater.com/maps/these-are-totally-bostons-18-most-iconic-sandwiches

How in HELL can you do a list of the "iconic sandwiches of Boston" that has no grinders on it?

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Sometimes ya just gotta go, what the fuck? (Original Post) jmowreader Apr 2015 OP

You'll never sell it in Boston if you call it a grinder Warpy Apr 2015 #1

The North End says sit on it, Boston Eater. merrily May 2015 #2

Warpy

(111,404 posts)

1. You'll never sell it in Boston if you call it a grinder

Reply to jmowreader (Original post)

Mon Apr 6, 2015, 04:19 PM

Apr 2015

It's a SUB.

However, yeah, it's conspicuous for its absence. You'd think a really good meatball sub would have been on there somewhere.

merrily

(45,251 posts)

2. The North End says sit on it, Boston Eater.

Reply to jmowreader (Original post)

Fri May 1, 2015, 05:41 AM

May 2015

Last edited Fri May 1, 2015, 06:15 AM - Edit history (1)

Someone emailed me the top 10 or 15 types of cannoli that Mike's Pastry on Hanover Street in Boston sells. Turns out, my favorite is ranked #2, the Florentine. STAY AWAY FROM IT IF YOU HAVE A NUT ALLERGY, THOUGH.

Now, it's my solemn duty to try the top rating one next time I am around Mike's. But my real favorite is the lobster tail (pastry) from Maria's in the North End. It's probably a million and 42 calories, 99.9% of which are from saturated fat, though.

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