Sandwiches

Not necessarily. To begin with, urine smells like urine primarily due to it's ammonia content, not it's uric acid content. And secondly, the uric acid content of meat should not be that high - in bovine cattle it is excreted efficiently in a similar way to how it is excreted in humans. Also, some uric acid is present in human blood, but if you accidentally cut yourself and lick the wound, it does not taste like urine.

However, I cannot explain why hamburger meat would smell like urine during cooking.

Up until 2011 they used an Italian-style seasoning. Now they use a French seasoning called "mirepoix".

Mirepoix is a French seasoning. The mixture has onions, carrots, and celery, as well as salt, pepper. There could also be a little garlic and herb included in the new McDonald's chicken seasoning.

According to the website named MyShopping, once can purchase a Breville Sandwich Press at a price between $55-$89. Other prices are in the range of $42-$60.

Chicken = Poulet , Croissant is the french word, and we say Sandwich for sandwich because it's the name of the count of Sandwich who brought it to us

depends what language you speak ^_^

ask barrack obamma

It's for decoration, but may also be used to hold the sandwich together. Conveniently, it may be (subtely) used to clear the teeth of pieces of the sandwich, once eaten.

yes

That depends what is in the sandwich. A PB&J can sit out much longer than a tuna fish salad sandwich (which shouldn't sit out much at all - make and eat).

This depends on whether you ate 1 slice, which would leave 3; 2 slices, which would leave 2, or 3 slices, leaving only 1.

Corded telephones in the style of a hamburger are available through many novelty stores and electronics retailers. Devices at very low prices are available through auctions and buy-it-now entries on eBay.

According to Smuckers, no one really knows when or where this sandwich was first created. Bread and jelly have been around for millennia, but peanut butter wasn't invented until 1890. This spreadable creation was a hit at the 1904 World's Fair in St. Louis, and during the 1920s and 1930s, commercial brands of peanut butter such as Peter Pan and Skippy were introduced. Around the same time, pre-sliced bread became common in the U.S. But there's no mention of peanut butter and jelly Sandwiches before the 1940s.

Hamburger Helper can be low in fat if you cook with low fat meat, cheese, and other ingredients needed.

It depends about what is on it, but the average Cuban sanwich is 370-440 calories, its actually pretty healthy!

Letters just run together I suppose. I've never heard anyone say that. Ignorantly, when I'm feeling particularly lazy of the mouth, I say "san-gwidge". But that's just me.

In the United States you will find no horse meat in any commercial lunch meat. Unlike some Europeans, Americans are not big on eating horses.

Jim's Steakout, Buffalo, NY

To access the crossover components in a Leak sandwich speaker:

1. Undo the nut in the centre of the rear panel - use a very large screwdriver to do this.

2. Unclip the front grille.

3. Undo the retaining screws of the bass driver.

4. Lift out the bass driver.

The crossover components are now visible on the block of wood that fits between the rear of the bass driver and the rear panel of the enclosure.

Yep and u cand drive it around on ur property just not out side the propery

probably about 100 slices. maybe 10 loaves

It means you dress up as a sandwich and act like one, as in you act like going to be eaten.

Yoghurt tends to have a more sour flavour than mayonaise, and will not keep as well if you don't intend to eat it straight away. It is not exactly an adequate substitute for most dishes other than to replace sour cream or creme fraiche. Perhaps try cream cheeses to substitute. If you want to use a substitute for dietary reasons, prehaps replace mayonaise with hummous.

The name that Captain Cook gave the Islands simply did not take the cartographer's fancy and they preferred using the Native name.

The Italian Hero