Remind me not to accept any invitations to your house for lunch.

And I thought I was the only one who used chips as a condiment....

Now I'm hungry again...

mmmmm Doritos.

I've always loved potato chips on sandwiches. The crunchiness is part of what makes it so great! Of course, I also enjoyed the combination of peanut butter and pickle, so I may not be the best judge here.

Woman you really know how to party...



*ducks*

Damn that sounds good!

Yeah, ya know... I'll pass. lol

That sounds like something I would have eaten after getting stoned while in college. Of course, I would have added a slice of bologna.

Wow. My college days sure were healthy!

that sounds as good as my awesome peanut butter-pickle-jelly sammiches. or sub out the pickles with bacon. i've probably put doritos in there too, since salty is good with sweet.

I used to put the Fritos from my elementary school lunch bag into my sandwiches. People thought I was odd, but I didn't care... guess I started young having that frame of mind! ;)

OMG.

I used to do that, only with potato chips instead of nachos.

And now there's something fucked up going on because as I typed the above sentence I had the worst case of deja vu.

LOL - that sounds very.....orange. Or maybe yellow. Yellow orange at any rate.

Now I want one.


With a pistachio icecream, raspberry sauce, crushed-potato-chip sprinkle sundae for dessert.

OMG you mentioned Wonder Bread.

The only thing that got me through my first year of college alive was cheese, mayo, mustard, avocado, and potato chip sandwiches... on Wonder Bread. I think I ate that almost daily.

You'd be surprised just how tasty Spam and Dorito pizza is. I was surprised to see it on a menu, had to try it, and it's really good, in a decadently trashy, junk food kind of way. :)

That makes me crave one of those taco bell things that has the soft tortilla then the crunchy taco all in one piece. Mmmmmmmm.

Nah - that's nothing. Now what I like is BBQ potato chips as part of my peanut butter sandwiches. Yum!

Oh honey, that is NASTY! I love all those ingredients seperately but..together..oh no.

A classic Aussie sandwich (or 'snago" as we say) is plain potato chips with tomato sauce (or "ketchup' for those North of the Equator)..mmm

MY childhood school lunches were the stuff of legend thanks to my Father. Amongst his most legendary sango's he made for us were:

Vegemite & lettuce
Peanut Butter & green apple
Philly Cheese & Apricot jam

Moral of story, never let a Cop who's just come off a 14 hour night shift make your children's lunches.

That & he actually came up with a few of those concoctions in his teens when he'd get the munchies after a few too many herbal cigarette's....

Bloody hippy.

Just an old broad, who cares a great deal about people who have sat under the towel of doom. :)

Cricket