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Default Results of "dream sandwich" taste test

Earlier this week I recounted a dream in which I was eating some
thinly-sliced, maple-honey-glazed turkey in pita, with bittersweet chocolate
drizzled on top. Here the results of the taste test of this sandwich from my
buddy Jim the Hobo:

Note: I didn't have bittersweet chocolate so I used U-Bet chocolate syrup
(just a drizzle).
Tastes good. I like it. I'm not sure if I should think of this sandwich
as being sweet or savory. Is it savory, like a Mexican mole sauce? Or is it
sweet like chocolate-dipped beef jerky? I don't know.
I also tried the syrup with maple-glazed ham. It was disgusting. And I
also tried the turkey sandwich with a small chunk of milk chocolate. It was
bizarre experience. I couldn't really detect the flavor of the chocolate. As
far as my taste buds were concerned it could have been dirt, or something
worse.
--Jim the Hobo (will taste test ANYTHING!!!!!!!!!!!!!)


W. Pooh (AKA Winnie P.)


 
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