Oshkosh & Hot Beef Sandwiches

I eat OUT every night at Oshkosh. Won't tell you where as it would get
crowded, so I'd have to kill you! GRIN


"Morgans" wrote in message
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"Cy Galley" wrote

From the Oshkosh Phone Book

Ardy and Ed's Drive In 2413 S Main Oshkosh, WI 920-303-0181
www.foodspot.com/ardyandeds
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Wadda ya know? Cy knows airplane repair, and his food. Not surprising,
really. g
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Jim (ducking and running) in NC

"Cy Galley" wrote in message
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I eat OUT every night at Oshkosh. Won't tell you where as it would get
crowded, so I'd have to kill you! GRIN

I ate in, last year. Under my van, for most meals as I recall! ;-(

Tell you what. One night next year, we'll go out and eat, my treat! Then
you'll have to show me at least one place!
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Jim in NC

(RST Engineering wrote
A few years ago I had a hot beef sandwich at the little mom'n'pop
Ardy'n'Ed's drive in restaurant/carhop joint up on the northeast corner of
the field. Absolutely excellent.


West Wing had an episode where they talked about Dry Rub(??) sandwiches.
I've never had one myself. Could that be what you had? '...a hot beef
sandwich by any other name'

Speaking of good Wisconsin sandwiches, I had the best burger EVER in about
1983 outside of Menominee, Wis. The little bar was down an old dirt road
from the farm party we were attending. Guy would cook up burgers just once
or twice a week - that was it. The place was packed on Burger Night. The
secret recipe: The best parts of his freshly slaughtered cow went into the
grinder. He said he made his money on the beer :-)

Similar scene was repeated in the "Iaccoca" autobiography. Henry Ford II got
served T-bone/Porterhouse hamburgers up in the executive dining room. He
couldn't understand why no one ever made hamburgers as good as the ones he
got at work?


Montblack