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rotuts

rotuts

Turkey Sandwich :  CSB'd turkey , etc

 

TS PF.jpg

 

made with this bread :

 

FM 12grain.jpg

 

a few weeks ago I made a similar sandwich with Arnold's multigrain bread.  I didn't care for that bread.  it was quite dry.

 

this loaf was much better , and what I was thinking about at the time a few weeks ago.  some of the grains are in the bread itself.

 

as i recall , the Arnolds version had then on the crust.  don't quite me on that , but that's what I recall.

 

the loaf was much moister and fresher.  I took the time to get a loaf from the back , where the fresher loafs reside.

 

if you want this sort of bread for a sandwich , consider PF's 12 G's

 

you know what I mean  a little softer side , a little sweet , 12 grains ( probably ) to assuage your guilt.

 

suprise.gif

 

I did forget to pick up some of those hot italian flavored pickles

 

also missing here for those w EagleEyes : Tot's

 

as Im currently on the Freezer Clean Out , no Tot's for a while ...

 

 

rotuts

rotuts

Turkey Sandwich :  CSB'd turkey , etc

 

TS PF.jpg

 

made with this bread :

 

FM 12grain.jpg

 

a few weeks ago I made a similar sandwich with Arnold's multigrain bread.  I didn't care for that bread.  it was quite dry.

 

this loaf was much better , and what I was thinking about at the time a few weeks ago.  some of the grains are in the bread itself.

 

as i recall , the Arnolds version had then on the crust.  don't quite me on that , but that's what I recall.

 

the loaf was much moister and fresher.  I took the time to get a loaf from the back , where the fresher loafs reside.

 

if you want this sort of bread for a sandwich , consider PF's 12 G's

 

you know what I mean  a little softer side , a little sweet , 12 grains ( probably ) to assuage your guilt.

 

suprise.gif

 

I did forget to pick up some of those hot italian flavored pickles

 

 

rotuts

rotuts

Turkey Sandwich :  CSB'd turkey , etc

 

TS PF.jpg

 

made with this bread :

 

FM 12grain.jpg

 

a few weeks ago I made a similar sandwich with Arnold's multigrain bread.  I didn't care for that bread.  it was quite dry.

 

this loaf was much better , and what I was thinking about at the time a few weeks ago.  some of the grains are in the bread itself.

 

as i recall , the Arnolds version had then on the crust.  don't quite me on that , but that's what I recall.

 

the loaf was much moister and fresher.  I took the time to get a loaf from the back , where the fresher loafs reside.

 

if you want this sort of bread for a sandwich , consider PF's 12 G's

 

you know what I mean  a little softer side , a little sweet , 12 grains ( probably ) to assuage your guilt.

 

suprise.gif

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