On Feb 25, 5:09*pm, "Julie Bove" > wrote:
> "Andy" > wrote in ...
> > ImStillMags > wrote:
>
> >> On Feb 25, 10:42 am, sf > wrote:
>
> >>> Ugh! A sandwich made of white bread and deep fried potatoes isn't
> >>> exactly health healthy food.
>
> >> When we were kids, one of my favorite sandwiches was white bread with
> >> lots of mayo and thick slices of cheese and a pile of potato chips.
> >> You put the sandwich together and then mashed it down to crush the
> >> potato chips so you could get the sandwich in your mouth.
>
> >> I know it sound wierd, but it's actually good. * * I haven't had one
> >> for a very long time. * The last time I ate one was because I was
> >> telling someone about it and we decided to do one to see if it tasted
> >> the way we remembered. * *It did.
>
> >> We are talking wonder bread kind of white bread and thick sliced mild
> >> cheddar.
>
> > Which brings up a very good point!
>
> > We grew up on Wonder bread. I forget the motto... 12 ways to build
> > strong bodies?
>
> > Whatever!
>
> > That's what Mom bought. Never did see her actually eat the stuff. Trying
> > to kill us off!!!
>
> We had that or a store brand white bread. *My mom ate neither and really we
> weren't allowed to have bread very often. *It was kept in the freezer. *We
> mainly had it for road trips where we had meatloaf sandwiches.

You "weren't allowed to have bread very often"? Were your parents
hardcore low-carbers?

--Bryan