I know a few people you would please straight away with that 1. The go to
Theclubsanga made a good thread, who would have thought.
If Iām good I sometimes get a sausage sandwich
Diggers has one. fonz definitely had one.
Iāll grab one
Game meet near home. Might go to the local cafe and grab a Sanga for lunch. This thread is giving me ideas. Doubt they do a Rueben though
Best joints are the truck stops in the country.
When a young kid my dad made the trip from Newman to Perth in WA to send me to Boarding School. Regular stops at Meekathara, Tom Price etcā¦
Best greasy food in general.
@westozziebomber might be able to vouch if he has been rural in WA.
Whatās a āflorrieā?
Should i be asking?
You get chicken bbq pizza, dontcha?
Horsham delicacy.
Thin steak wrapped in cheese and ham, crumbed and fried on a grill.
Sometimes with garlic.
Sameolds2010:If Iām good I sometimes get a sausage sandwich
Was that the one filmed by the St kinlda school girl
Deckham:The problem with these sandwiches in the US is that theyāre simply too farking big and loaded. Obscene, even.
Yep. When my wife and I went. We ordered 1 meal and split it between us. Cheap way of dining. No wonder they have a high obesity stat.
Yep, was NY a few weeks back, we would order 1 meal between us, a couple of them were so big, even between us we couldnāt finish them.
One of my favourite sandwiches/rolls, crispy bacon, lettuce, tasty cheese, tomato, beetroot and homemade mayo.
Deckham: wimmera1:Florries
Whatās a āflorrieā?
Should i be asking?Horsham delicacy.
http://www.theweeklyadvertiser.com.au/wp-content/uploads/2017/11/pc-Sanga-131117-a.jpgThin steak wrapped in cheese and ham, crumbed and fried on a grill.
Sometimes with garlic.
Ta.
I had a sneaky suspicion that it was yet another Aussie word for a poo.
Well your smarter than me - I was thinking it reminded me of durries!
Is that a ciggie?
Anyone know where it comes from?
(and donāt say the ciggie treeā¦)
Yes - no idea where it comes from though.
Is that a ciggie?
Anyone know where it comes from?
(and donāt say the ciggie treeā¦)
Dates back to pre federation Oz, ā¦ but especially during WW1
Brand of tobacco commonly used was called āBill Durhamā
Quickly became shortened to Durrie, as is the Aussie way.
Deckham:Is that a ciggie?
Anyone know where it comes from?
(and donāt say the ciggie treeā¦)Dates back to pre federation Oz, ā¦ but especially during WW1
Brand of tobacco commonly used was called āBill Durhamā
Quickly became shortened to Durrie, as is the Aussie way.
Ah, ta mate!
I seem to remember Durham tobacco.
Had a grouse sandwich in San Fran last year.
Pickles, pulled beef, mustard, glorious melting cheese etc.
Canāt for the life of me remember the name of the sanga shop but it was incredible.