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 Sloppy Joes - North Jersey Style - New pic!

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tdj_tx

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Re:Sloppy Joes - North Jersey Style - New pic! Thu, 07/8/10 5:53 PM (permalink)
I need to eat this sandwich, I plan on making it this weekend!
Does anyone have information on the type of cole slaw they use?
It doesn't seem to be a mayo based slaw.

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    johnlockedema

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    Re:Sloppy Joes - North Jersey Style - New pic! Fri, 08/6/10 9:27 PM (permalink)
    Millburn Deli does use a mayo based slaw, very white cabbage with a tiny bit of shredded carrot.  Town Hall is a grassy, green slaw that is more finely shredded, and is inferior to the Millburn Deli slaw.
     
    I went there today as my girlfriend wanted to bring them home to her family (she's relocated out of NJ) and we picked up a half dozen Joes-I had them made 'old school, wrapped for traveling) which meant butter the bread, easy on the coleslaw and russian, double wrap with no pickle slice in the wrapping.  G/f left to drive back to VA. 
     
    Yesterday, another friend  calls and wants to catch up for coffee.  She's visiting from Ireland, but grew up here.  We meet for coffee today, and she wants to bring joe's back to Manasquan, where she's meeting her brother and sister.  So for the second time in three hours, I'm at the Millburn Deli with a cute blonde ordering a half dozen joes.  The counterman is giving me the hairy eyeball stare-finally he says 'nice to see you again, it's been a while' with a smirk.  You can't make this stuff up.
     
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      Dog Boss

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      Re:Sloppy Joes - North Jersey Style - New pic! Sat, 08/7/10 9:50 AM (permalink)
      johnlockedema


      Millburn Deli does use a mayo based slaw, very white cabbage with a tiny bit of shredded carrot.  Town Hall is a grassy, green slaw that is more finely shredded, and is inferior to the Millburn Deli slaw.
       
      I went there today as my girlfriend wanted to bring them home to her family (she's relocated out of NJ) and we picked up a half dozen Joes-I had them made 'old school, wrapped for traveling) which meant butter the bread, easy on the coleslaw and russian, double wrap with no pickle slice in the wrapping.  G/f left to drive back to VA. 
       
      Yesterday, another friend  calls and wants to catch up for coffee.  She's visiting from Ireland, but grew up here.  We meet for coffee today, and she wants to bring joe's back to Manasquan, where she's meeting her brother and sister.  So for the second time in three hours, I'm at the Millburn Deli with a cute blonde ordering a half dozen joes.  The counterman is giving me the hairy eyeball stare-finally he says 'nice to see you again, it's been a while' with a smirk.  You can't make this stuff up.





      That's funny stuff.................. 
       
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