Cantrip/Spell Idea "Summon Binding of Bodega" For loose/out of control sandwiches you can conjure up a sandwich wrapper to hold everything together for cutting/eating Might need to be a leveled spell but can also be harmless as toasting the bread
I saved up the Wheel of Soda episodes to watch all at once and watched those while waiting for a new sandwich! My mouth started watering while watching you prep this sandwich and they are not any particular ingredients I go crazy over... but the final product looked really good to me
You should do a suppplemental series called "Goal for Sandwhich" where you get to make a sandwhich you like with the ingredients on the roll tables. Also, I love this series!
My friend and I were talking about how "overpowered" the toast bread cantrip can be, and I came up with an idea to maybe make it more balanced. Maybe keep it a cantrip, but instead of a guaranteed chance, you'd have to flip a coin to see if you can toast it.
Oh that's interesting, I didn't realise 'nosh' was a slang term for food that existed outside the UK. Or, did you pick it up from there/someone you knew there? Definitely never heard it from anyone in North America before, haha. :D
Took me a second with the noncontiguous. Hawaiian Bread, Alaskan Sauce. -- Your sandwich naming game is top notch, my dude.
Cantrip/Spell Idea
"Summon Binding of Bodega"
For loose/out of control sandwiches you can conjure up a sandwich wrapper to hold everything together for cutting/eating
Might need to be a leveled spell but can also be harmless as toasting the bread
That is a good cantrip
I feel like the summon bit is unnecessary "Binding of Bodega" already sounds like a spell name
My whole week felt a little off. It's great to see you back!
No kidding, i knew something was missing but just couldn't put my rolling fingers on it lol
That monster thing looks like pokemon for dnd lol. Still cool!
Hardcore Pokémon
Missed you!
Edit: would eat this sando
Same. Maybe mix the hot sauce in mayo. That should be another spell tbh. Maybe call it Alter Sauce
Y'all I just got an ad for pickle ketchup before this video started! 🤣🤣
Pickle 😃👍 Ketchup 😠👎
I saved up the Wheel of Soda episodes to watch all at once and watched those while waiting for a new sandwich!
My mouth started watering while watching you prep this sandwich and they are not any particular ingredients I go crazy over... but the final product looked really good to me
He’s back! Hope you’re well
Horseradish havarti cheese... I had no idea that existed but now I have an overwhelming need.
You should do a suppplemental series called "Goal for Sandwhich" where you get to make a sandwhich you like with the ingredients on the roll tables. Also, I love this series!
This is a sandwich I would eat to my fill! Add some mustard to this and I’m set!
Monster Trainer's Hansbook,
AKA D&D does Pokemon.
You said it, not me 😆
@@adventuresinaardiaHave you ever watched Delicious in Dungeon? I feel like you'd love it. It's all about dungeon delving and food.
My friend and I were talking about how "overpowered" the toast bread cantrip can be, and I came up with an idea to maybe make it more balanced. Maybe keep it a cantrip, but instead of a guaranteed chance, you'd have to flip a coin to see if you can toast it.
Another sandwich adventure, would devour!
I have a great idea for a strange bread to use. Use a Tostito's pizza. It'll be one weird sandwich.
told ya, frying kielbasa always makes its taste better :DD
You're back!!!
I feel like the grilling should have used a spell slot.
I put Funyuns on my sandwiches all the time, so I was really excited for this one
I did not know kielbasa could be eaten uncooked... 😅
Same sandwich just add Kewpie mayo!
This was my thought as well!
And now I'm hungry...
*insert LOTR - Return Of The King title frame image here*
I'm envisioning a chain of sandwich shops that only serve the 7.0+ entries...
Mmm now i want kielbasa...
Oh that's interesting, I didn't realise 'nosh' was a slang term for food that existed outside the UK. Or, did you pick it up from there/someone you knew there? Definitely never heard it from anyone in North America before, haha. :D
It isn’t popular in the US but still exists as slang- comes from yiddish- Gnosh.
@@adventuresinaardia Oh wow, I had no idea about its origin! Thanks. :D
Have never fried kolbassa.
heck yeah, i'd wondered where you were! awesome ep
I have a question for how you make the sandwich. Do you roll everything and then assemble it? Or do you actually put each piece on as you roll it?
I very much disagree with your previous commenters, Kielbasa is much nicer cold
Pronounced kah boss ahh
No
nah in polish its pronounced
kee - ewh (wh spelled like wh in the word what without the at) - bass- ah