Who's the BOSS?

I love sandwiches.  If asked "If you could only eat one food every day for the rest of your life, what would it be?"  My answer is always "sandwiches."  Thankfully, Scott loves sandwiches too, and before we had kids, we loved to sit on the couch, watch sports and eat sandwiches.  We are expert sandwich makers who use a lot of really cool ingredients and if you've read the post where I admitted that I have seven kinds of mustard in my refrigerator, you now know why.

One day our local grocery store was out of the bread that we always use for sandwich making (Pick 'N Save out of something?  Gasp!  Shock!!) and we were sad.  As we walked away from the deli counter, Scott spotted a cooler full of huge sandwiches that had been made using "Our" bread.  We were both so disappointed at the prospect of not having "Big, Giant Sandwich" for lunch that we bought it.  It was called "The B.O.S.S." or "Big, Oversized, Sub Sandwich."   At $6, it's a lot less expensive than the sub that we normally make.  We took it home and were pleasantly surprised; it tasted pretty good and it is huge.  We can feed our family for 2 lunches from one sandwich.

I'm sure someone can find a way to make a sandwich for less than $6, but in my opinion, The BOSS is a rare treat that's nice to look forward to, especially when there's football on. 

Here's what we ate today

Breakfast
- SKC&G Pancakes with Corn and Syrup
- S&K Tea
- C&G Orange Juice
Total $1.35

Lunch
- SKC&G 1/2 BOSS and Apples
- C&G Crackers and Cheese
Total $3.96

Dinner
- Beef Stew (made with Meat, Carrots, Celery, Onion, Potatoes, Margarine, Flour and Spices)
- Homemade Biscuits (made with Flour, Baking Soda, Salt, Margarine and Milk)
- Charged self 50 cents for spice use
- C&G Milk, Banana
Total $3.77

Dessert
- SKC&G Cookies 
Total $0.28

Total Spend $9.36

Tomorrow, Murder She Ate