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Cooking & Baking

magicarpet

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7. ... the plan was the window screen would be a twofer,...

Reply to DBoon (Reply #4)

Sat Apr 11, 2026, 04:01 PM

7 hrs ago

1) stop the tuna salad from leaking thru the holes in the bread...

2) the screen would double as dental floss when you chewed,... then you would not need to attend to that later...

- all in jest,... please don't try this at home. Trying to make folks smirk.

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Warning! Do not use Italian Semolina Bread in your tuna sandwich. [View all] usonian 10 hrs ago OP

Cut a piece of window screen to place between the bread and tuna salad,... magicarpet 9 hrs ago #1

two slices of cheese would work just fine DBoon 9 hrs ago #4

... the plan was the window screen would be a twofer,... magicarpet 7 hrs ago #7

Maybe it would work for a low carb diet. Diamond_Dog 9 hrs ago #2

Wow! They sure use a very active yeast in the making of this bread! SWBTATTReg 9 hrs ago #3

There's a store owned by an evil billionaire with great "puffy" pizza. I suspect they use this Neapolitan dough recipe. usonian 8 hrs ago #5

Thanks! This sounds really tasty, I can't wait to try!! SWBTATTReg 8 hrs ago #6

It would be a holy tuna 🤣 Clouds Passing 7 hrs ago #8

Carefully pack the tuna into all the little craters fargone 6 hrs ago #9