This is one of the very best snacks and I love it when stores have it. What's your favorite kind of pinwheel?

>>21471695 (OP)
Looks like a western sushi roll? Never had this. Does it have some kind of sauce or toppings like sushi gets wasabi and ginger?

>>21471695 (OP)
Love it when they forget to cut the pinwheels so I can eat like, 5 or 6 in one go.
Wish there was a name for that.

chicken parm pinwheel, with pizza dough instead of tortillas

>>21471699
Each pinwheel is already precisely sauced. They don't need a condiment bath.

>>21471707
This is demonstrably false.

>>21471707
I would try this. What is the wrapping made of? I like those cured meats and cheeses. Is it easy to eat it with chopsticks or do you use hands? Fork?

>>21471708
lurk moar

>>21471707
lel

Italian.

>>21471707
fuckin A man, i was at a western suchi bar the other day and i saw some asian guy dipping his pinwheel in to a ketchup bowl and the chef looked like he wanted to kill the guy, and i think the world would be better place if he was allowed to

>>21471832
I should call her..

>>21471707
>Each pinwheel is already precisely sauced. They don't need a condiment bath

>>21471695 (OP)
didnt know these were called pinwheels. i just know them as the food served during all day trainings at work

>>21471707
I use a ramekin of mustard and a ramekin of hot sauce for dipping my pinwheels. You have no right to tell me how to eat my pinwheels.

smoked salmon, cream cheese, lettuce (optional: cherry tomatoes/dill/shallots/etc.)

>>21471695 (OP)
>Pinwheel appreciation thread
as a boss he's a bit too easy, too low HP to pose any kind of threat.
conceptually tho he's kind of cool

>>21471957
This post reeks of hand-rubbing and cultural subversion.

>>21471699
It’s a wrap chopped up. Damn tasty

>>21471701
it's called a steamroller

>>21472172
No it isn't. Pinwheels and wraps are made differently.

>>21471695 (OP)
After eating these for a while, I feel like I would have preferred a sandwich instead

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>>21471695 (OP)
Those were called "donkey hooves" at my local winn Dixie when I was a kid. My parents would act like it's a real treat when they'd buy it, and then I wouldn't eat it because the lettuce and tomato would be soggy and disgusting.

>>21471695 (OP)
isn't that just a tortilla cut to rolls?

>>21472181
You’re right. It’s been a while since I had one of them pinny bitches

>>21471701
>Love it when they forget to cut the pinwheels so I can eat like, 5 or 6 in one go.
>Wish there was a name for that.
It's called the Jabba Special.

>>21472181
If you want to be pedantic, wraps have their ends closed (or just one) and pinwheels do not. Still the same ingredients and rolling process.

>>21472191
Pinwheels are better for storing cold, the bread doesn't sog up like sub/sandwich bread. Great for making in advance for events. The real advantage is being able to eat multiple types of sandwiches when these are served as a party tray at events.

>>21472439
i giggled

>>21471888
>i just know them as the food served during all day trainings at work
Checked, and yeah, they're standard fare at any "catered" office job lunch, presumably purchased at the local supermarket deli by some middle manager, served with snack bags of potato chips and cans of soda (probably including Sierra Mist).

goddamn I use to buy these at walmart years ago, the italian meats one w/e, now they're always seemingly out of stock.

>>21472557
The rolling process and ingredient distribution is different for pinwheels and wraps. The wrap material is also different.

>>21471695 (OP)
are pinwheels considered a sandwich or wrap

Marmite, onion and cheese. I haven't made them in a few years but I've loved them since I was a kid. A bakery nearby does a fair version but it has no onion.

>>21473400
Good shit

>>21471695 (OP)
That looks like dimsum, i'd rather have the dimsum

>>21472676
they're considered snacks for women and gay men

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>>21471695 (OP)
roast beef, jalapeno, and creamy horseradish

isn't there some catering company or chain that is famous for making these?
I remember having them that were super good
but the generic ones from grocery store are gross

>>21471695 (OP)
I used to enjoy the Walmart ("Marketside") version of these. Even at Walmart they were a ripoff but I didn't care. No Walmarts where I live now, though.

Its just a wrap?

cold tortillas are gross

>>21474104
you're not necessarily using a tortilla, some places use lavash or some other kind of really thin flatbread. in fact I'd say tortilla is the lazy way to do it

>>21471695 (OP)
I will fuck up a tray of these. I hardly see them anymore

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>>21474104
Pinwheels aren't wraps. They're made with bread.