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you haven`t experienced Fat Jacks Deli in Lakeland, Fl.......open faced sliced roast beef(rare) drenched in gravy on large sub roll topped with cole slaw....they call it the "Sloppy Jack".......definitely southern as it gets.....been there since the 40`s......awesome flavor
Where in Lakeland? Please I got to visit. May can get wife to bring one home after work. I know of a few places in Lakeland but in all my years of going to Lakeland never heard of it and I've been going since pre mall days....
Where in Lakeland? Please I got to visit. May can get wife to bring one home after work. I know of a few places in Lakeland but in all my years of going to Lakeland never heard of it and I've been going since pre mall days....
intersection of S. Florida Ave. and Edgewood Dr. in the middle of Edgewood plaza.....its in a strip plaza....place opens up for breakfast at 6:00 a.m......lunch starts at 10:00 I believe....they have true overstuffed sandwiches....and true sweet tea....good luck finding a table on sundays or during the lunch rush any days...they are in the phone book if you want to call it in ahead of time to go
The mayo based sauce is an Alabama thing, particularly Huntsville (Big Bob Gibson). It's called white bbq sauce.
It's kinda common in TN now, too.
Yeah when it was called *white sauce*, as opposed to mayo, I knew it sounded familiar. There is a Big Bob Gibsons close to Charlotte in Monroe. I've never been, but heard it's good. It's only about 15 minutes away from my house, I really should check it out.
Yeah when it was called *white sauce*, as opposed to mayo, I knew it sounded familiar. There is a Big Bob Gibsons close to Charlotte in Monroe. I've never been, but heard it's good. It's only about 15 minutes away from my house, I really should check it out.
I don't care for mayo and you can definitely smell the sauce has a mayo component. But it's pretty good.
intersection of S. Florida Ave. and Edgewood Dr. in the middle of Edgewood plaza.....its in a strip plaza....place opens up for breakfast at 6:00 a.m......lunch starts at 10:00 I believe....they have true overstuffed sandwiches....and true sweet tea....good luck finding a table on sundays or during the lunch rush any days...they are in the phone book if you want to call it in ahead of time to go
Thanks I know the plaza well. Just never looked as traffic is usually heavy as I go by or I thinking about the rib joint along there I have never stopped at either.
Thanks I know the plaza well. Just never looked as traffic is usually heavy as I go by or I thinking about the rib joint along there I have never stopped at either.
best to turn on to Edgewood and take the street behind the Mobil station to get there....less chance of accident
best to turn on to Edgewood and take the street behind the Mobil station to get there....less chance of accident
Now I just need an excuse to take my car to the repair shop up a little farther north of Edgewood Levy's place. I can stop and get said sandwich with slaw and eat in the customer waiting room driving them all up the wall. They need to cover the paintings on the wall before I get there just in case I get messy with the slaw......
Out of pure desperation I'm simmering hot dogs in BBQ sauce and made some make shift slaw with Wasabi, Mustard, Cholula sauce, and fresh ground pepper. After a taste I think the Wasabi may have been the missing ingredient.
Stuck the hot dogs to the post so they are black on one side like they are supposed to be. That is what happens when I multitask on CD.
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