So wrong, yet so right

[sarea_okelani]

This last weekend I made a Fool's Gold sandwich. So named because it was created/served at the Colorado Mine Company, where it cost $49.95 (and that was back in the day!). Apparently Elvis was a big fan of the sandwich (not surprising). No idea how much of this is true. Read all about this legendary sandwich hereYou're supposed to use an entire

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[panzerbjrn]

As tempted as I am...

Does that actually taste good?

[sarea_okelani]

Oh yeah, if you like the sweet/savory combination, it's awesome. I love peanut butter and jelly, and I love bacon, so when you add the two together... wow. I only don't eat this more because it's horrible for you, lol.

[panzerbjrn]

Ok, cheers. I think :-D

I will definitely try it out at some point. But in a much smaller version...

[dependonyou]

When I first read about the sandwhich, I was tempted to try it. This condensed version sounds much more reasonable. I'll have to attempt it some day! What was your opinion of it?

[sarea_okelani]

Well, being that I am a fan of bacon and the whole sweet/savory thing, this is a big thumbs up for me (plus it's easy). But it's definitely a treat for once a year or something, because boy is it not healthy.

[foomf]

That sounds and looks as good as my once-every-three-years grilled tillamook cheddar and bacon sandwich.

[lolagabanna]

I used to love peanut butter and bacon sandwiches when I was a kid. I bet this was really good!

[just_jenn]

Hmmmm, me want!

[anairdna]

I do peanut butter, bacon, and dill pickle relish.

Its surprisingly amazing.

[lt_kitty]

I thought I was the only one who likes the pb & pickle combination. Am tempted to add bacon now.