Just had a cold meatloaf sandie at Blue Ribbon
And now I'm feeling blue. :( Ordered a special, meatloaf sandwich with spicy mayo, got it home, and took a bite. The loaf was a square block of cold meat. Very depressing. Got a side of cheese mash, which was notably devoid of deliciousness. Green beans were good. Hmph.
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To me, it all depends on the loaf. Give me a nice slab of tender, well-seasoned meatloaf cold with a bit of mustard on good bread and I'm a happy girl. Give me a cold, dense block of bland meat and I'll take a pass, thanks. Sounds like Blue Ribbon's was in the latter category. Maybe it's a different animal when it's warm. Thanks for the warning, swank.
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I'll take my meatloaf sandwich cold with a bit of ketchup. I used to get those from Mom in school lunches. Do you think it was a food safety issue to keep that in my desk all morning?
I haven't been to Blue Ribbon in a few years, as it left me feeling blue more often than not.
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The meatloaf sandwich at Blue Ribbon has always been served hot. To keep down the messiness I always order it as a wrap.
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I like meatloaf sandwiches cold.
But, it would be really nice if everyplace made clear that a given sandwich is hot or cold, if it's not on some list under hot or cold or otherwise obvious. Or ask. I know I've had some rude surprises. My pet peeve is when someplace puts lettuce on a sandwich then toasts it, gross.
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I had a decent (tasting) pastrami sandwich from the Arlington branch about a month ago. While it tasted good when eaten with a fork and knife, it wasn't a well executed sandwich. I resolved to stick to the basics there after that.
Of course now I'm locked into to three more Groupon supported lunches, so may have to poke around the menu a little.
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I generally prefer cold, myself, but expectations matter.
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