r/ShitAmericansEat • u/tobotic • Jul 29 '26
Might As Well Be American Behold, the barbecue brick!
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u/rickyhatesspam Jul 29 '26
Basically a subway sandwich but with random ingredients. Covered in sauces. What a load of processed shit.
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u/Hot-Steak7145 Jul 29 '26
Hard pass that looks so gross. Split it up on a plate and I'm in but this is dumb
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u/Good_Surround_9754 Jul 30 '26
Americans: "Its so hard to eat proper food here, that's why so many people are overweight"
Also Americans:
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u/Octavio_Bs Jul 30 '26
I don’t understand their passion with BBQ sauce, it kills the flavour of everything.
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u/Terry-Smells Jul 29 '26
Looks like a new take on bunny chow, a South African dish.
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u/tobotic Jul 29 '26
I had bobotie once and I've avoided South African food ever since.
Unless you count Nandos: Nandos is great.
Update: I've Googled "bunny chow" and I'm on board. I'm going to try this some time.
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u/TacetAbbadon Jul 30 '26
One good thing about it.
It's made me want to make a shooter's sandwich again.
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u/RamblinRoyce Aug 02 '26
That looks legit. I'd eat them beef Wellington-ish sandwiches.
Much better than that fake cheese sloppy mess that was posted.
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u/Italian_Stallion4 Jul 30 '26
if your brisket is so bad you hide it in that mess of processed nonsense then you don’t have bbq
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u/XBL-AntLee06 Jul 30 '26
Make this with chicken parm or sausage and peppers and you actually have something. The potential is there but these ingredients are weird. Bbq brisket and lasagna??
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u/kitsunedj Aug 26 '26
I do like the idea, but it just looks kinda nasty. Carbs on carbs put me off it. If you're going to do a stuffed loaf, at least remove the pasta and add meat, some sun-driedd tomatoe,s or other salad bits that can be roasted with some mozza or strong cheese.
This looks like it'd cause some new heart palpitation issues.
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u/PraireGentleman Jul 31 '26
“Not for the faint hearted”
Not for the hearted, I felt my blood pressure go up with every ingredient.
Just make a brisket with the sauce and put the Mac and cheese next to it. Lets you eat the meat and coat the cheese in the runoff sauce-meat juice, allowing for a great mix of all the flavours. The tomato sauce from a lasagna would be a little much imo, you could make two dishes for the same amount of ingredients and it wouldn’t be the size of a human head
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u/BumblingYokel Aug 28 '26
“ShitAmericansEat” with an Australian accent.
Okay, bud.
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u/Hehrenpreis Jul 29 '26
with real bread and cheese (no cheese sauce) I might try it