Villagers Try Hoagie Sandwich ! Tribal People Try Hoagie Sandwich

[@mx986]

These three are great reviewers. The young guy is always keen to try new things. Babubhai is always grateful. Pummy is always thinking about how she can make it at home for her kids.

[@CommonManShow]

True. Thanks for commenting

[@elisabethschreiber5643]

I love Babu and his cute little stutter. Such a lovely person. And the young kid is so handsome. The lady always thinks of her kids and making the meals for them. She is too cute.

[@ismailmatt1531]

The young one is called Sean

[@prometheusfallen]

@@ismailmatt1531 nope. It's Sarru.

[@ismailmatt1531]

@@prometheusfallen oh yea

[@jeremiah-gowdy]

We need to get back to the mindset that cultural cross-pollination and shared experiences help bring people together and enlighten everyone immeasurably. It also reminds you that we are all just people, regardless of location, language, or heritage. I love these videos because these people are choosing to share their experiencing new things with us, and it’s beautiful.

[@loric4550]

Grandpa is looking good in his new clothes!

[@CommonManShow]

You will see his new cap tomorrow 😊

[@mx986]

@@CommonManShow Does that orange hat he's been wearing have a name ? I haven't seen one like that before. Thanks

[@takashiii4476]

@@mx986 that's called 'Pagari' 👍.

[@mx986]

@@takashiii4476 Thank you :)

[@solvingpolitics3172]

@@CommonManShow Grandpa is the star of the show! Love him! You can tell these are happy people!

[@nomchompsky2883]

Babu recognized it looked like a "marine" a sub. He recognized it was shaped like a sub. Lol very cool.

[@ranacomhere7030]

I love their clothing style. All the colors and designs.

[@elisawestvirginiamountainm1019]

I agree. The lady's scarf and dress are so pretty.

[@CommonManShow]

Lady was wearing a general daily wear now we are requesting her to wear her traditional and ceremonial dress. Let's see in upcoming videos

[@toomanyaccounts]

@@CommonManShow hopefully you offer them a bib or apron if the food is a bit messy so they don't get it on their clothes.

[@JarodMoonchild1975]

*Their

[@ranacomhere7030]

@@JarodMoonchild1975 sorry mister but I'm a dutch man okay. That's why

[@robsmith6281]

Babu made a happy face when he ate the cheese 😅

[@belamoure]

Sarru is so articulate and a great open mind. Love his colourful attire and great smile.

[@rlhjr4545]

Greetings to Sarru, the man with the open mind, open mouth and full stomach!

[@toomanyaccounts]

Hoagie one of many US regional names for the submarine sandwich.

[@cassandradistin9699]

It’s funny how this one food can have so many names in one country. Every time I suggest to go eat grinders people not from the area act like we are going to the hardware store.

[@toomanyaccounts]

@@cassandradistin9699 to be fair each region can have slight differences.

[@standesart]

Love their graciousness. They have made me reevaluate my own graciousness. Thanks and Love.

[@grnberetvet]

The lady will probably try this at home with some variation, but like she said, her children would be pleased that they tasted something foreign...

[@CommonManShow]

You are right

[@Malzarius85]

She is making her own sub changed to a thinner bread and minced meat. Steak and cheese on the Italian herb and add some bacon plz. She sounds like a chef I'm sure she has ideas.

[@justjane1639]

@@Malzarius85 If she can get wheat flour and yeast, she should be able to make a simple loaf of ciabatta bread as the base for a similar sandwich.

[@marybreiner5]

I love this particular group.

[@tarantulady8565]

This is more commonly known in the US as a “submarine sandwich,” or a “sub sandwich,” for short. It’s only called a “hoagie” in a small geographical area around the Philadelphia, Pennsylvania area.

[@toomanyaccounts]

certain chains sell the sub sandwich as a hoagie. odds are the restaurateur this came from had gone to the area of the states where the name hoagie is used.

[@melindaschink6072]

Hoagie, grinder, sub, submarine sandwich...it has many names, all are tasty!

[@retardant8039]

those are all different things, hoagie is small. sub is big...

[@tarantulady8565]

@@retardant8039 No they’re not. From Wikipedia: “A submarine sandwich, also known as a sub, hoagie, hero, or grinder, is a type of sandwich made from a cylindrical bread roll split lengthwise and filled with meats, cheeses, vegetables, and condiments. It has many different names.” Further regarding the hoagie from Wikipedia: “The hoagie roll is used to prepare the Philadelphia cheesesteak sandwich and various other submarine sandwiches. The terms submarine and sub are widespread and not assignable to any certain region, though many of the localized terms are clustered in the northeastern United States.” Hoagies are sub sandwiches.

[@MGmirkin]

When Babu said "it looks like a 'marine'," I assume he means like a "submarine"? If so, that's where our name "sub sandwich" comes from (we just split the word "sub"-"marine" the other way)... Which is where "Subway" got its name from, too, I'm pretty sure. Funnily enough "subway" is also a term for an underground railroad system we use for transit. But pretty sure "subway" [the food chain] named itself after sub[marine] sandwiches more-so than the underground rail system? Though, granted, subway rail cars are also long kind of tubular things, so I suppose it's possible that the name could have come metaphorically from that. But the original "sub sandwich" was, I believe, based off of "submarine" rather than "subway [rail cars]..." Anyway, whether one calls them sub, or hoagies, they're delicious nonetheless! ^_^

[@TVwithAli]

When Sarru said it was like the veggies and chicken were mating inside to make one powerful item and then smirked at the camera, I almost lost it 😂😂

[@_GiGiBloom_]

I love all of these people! Babu’s reaction is always awesome, it looks like he truly enjoys every bite! I really like hearing them talk about the spices they can taste, we take for granted the spices and flavors that we use we don’t even recognize them most of the time but these people can taste every spice! I would love to try this housewife’s cooking, she seems like a lovely woman 🙂 Thank you for sharing these people with us, I really enjoy watching them 💝 Please give them water with their food. 🤗

[@toomanyaccounts]

milk if it is something that has heat to it or likes to stick in the mouth.

[@PiyushYankee]

true.. I am amazed by their tastebuds and ability to recognize and name things in any item they eat

[@toomanyaccounts]

@@PiyushYankee in the case of the flour its the flour used in pretty much every piece of cooking they do in india. 99% of the time they will be right that it is a wheat flour. its when its corn they tend to be wrong.

[@PiyushYankee]

@@toomanyaccounts i know but I've seen in an episode most of them guessed corn flour.. I could never do that.. I thought KFC was just Chicken with Chicken Skin :'D

[@MGmirkin]

Babu is great. :) Truly felt for him on the episode where he told what a hard year it's been due to COVID, etc. Hope he's doing better now? Wonderful little man. And I love that he enjoys all the new foods and tastes. Seems to really enjoy getting to try new things and see how much culinary wonder there is in the wide world.

[@kenmolinaro]

"Sir I am asking what is cheese and you are telling me it is cheese." I laughed good at that one!

[@ididntknowtheyhadwifiinhell]

Hindi Who's On First

[@terribethreed8464]

I think Babu was saying what type of cheese because he's eaten a lot of cheese in the things they try.

[@NativeNYerChicHK]

Babu reminds me of the bodega store owner in NYC where I grew up, the eldest gentleman who was there every single day was called Mohammad and he was small in stature just like Babu and equally as gentle and kind in the way he carried himself. Brings back great memories for me ♥️

[@OrentholJames]

WNY here, yeah hes that dope corner store owner that knows you well. I get that vibe as well.

[@krakendragonslayer1909]

9:52 I love the lady who instantly discovered that discovered sandwitch is better. She does it Polish way :D

[@rhondafernandez1519]

Oh how I love seeing all their reactions to everything they try! Just pure joy on their faces as they discover new foods. True, gracious and humbled people who appreciate anything they are given. THAT is a true testimate to what wonderful people they are! I would be so honored to meet them and enjoy time learning from them. May God continue to shine through you.

[@toomanyaccounts]

Seems Babu understand the concept of the doggy bag to take food home.

[@CommonManShow]

He always do that we keep extra for him😁

[@vh6356]

@@CommonManShow that's really awesome!!❤ Your care of your guests really touches my heart!!

[@Chuck_Huckler]

@@CommonManShow Thank you for taking care of grandpa Babu!

[@gigih.hammer306]

All you guys from Common Man Show give these humble people so much joy, by letting them eat foods that are unknown to them. Showing them so much new technology and taking them on trips, showing them things the never seen before. You guys are really fantastic letting these people experiment things the never dreamed off. I'm so impressed with this show and I thank you so much for doing these things for them. Love watching when the eat foods the never heard of. When you tell them the name in English, I'm so surprised how well the pronounce the names in English. Babu always asking if he can eat and taste the food before he will try it. We all could learn from his politeness. You are such nice and good people letting them eat and showing them things the never seen before. I gladly would give you all 100 more thumbs up. I didn't see this show from the beginning. Sure would like to know how this all started. Just because these people are very simple and humble people, they seem to be quite smart. The can detect every herb that is in their Hoagie, We just eat whats in front of us. They also eat such small little bites. We shove our mouth full. Been watching this channel for hours and can barely wait till I wake up and start all over again. Thank you for sharing this show with us. I wish you all well and may you be blessed and be healthy.

[@TasteOfCaramel]

Thanks to this video, I went to the store to get a Hoagie yesterday. Yum!!!!!! Thank you for reminding me about these.

[@woooster17]

When Sarrus head tilts to one side.. his eyes half close.. then it’s clear.. he loves it 👌🏼😄

[@Dina52328]

Grandpa looks sharp/chic today with his nice outfit. BTW please give them something to drink next time- - the food will go down easier and the bread won’t be so dry. Thank you.

[@CommonManShow]

Thanks for suggestions elsa

[@Caperhere]

Agree.

[@dr.fruityboots4706]

I love watching these beautiful people trying the foods I’ve grown up with and love. I hope to do the same with foods from their villages. Ide love to try that chicken salami too.

[@toomanyaccounts]

i posted a link to a video showing how it could be made at home. read through comments

[@jeffreym68]

Me too! I've never had the chicken version, but I think I'd like it better. No cow, less fat.

[@nealesmith3700]

Babu is such a gentleman. I learn so much from you guys about humility, good manners and gratitude. Thank you all from UK.

[@johnjdumas]

A sandwich without the top piece of bread here "Massachusetts" is called an "open face" sandwich.

[@CommonManShow]

Thanks for information

[@MGmirkin]

Correct! :) We've made "open face" grilled tuna and cheese sandwiches before. Delicious. Basically, canned [or packet-packed (in water, preferably)] tuna, with mayonnaise, or Miracle Whip, mixed in, is typically how we'd prepare the tuna, and then typically eat it 'cold' in a sandwich with cheese, or else we'd make a "grilled tuna and cheese" sandwich by grilling the sandwich in a pan with butter on both outside bread faces, until the cheese melts and the bread is browned. Or for an "open face" grilled tuna and cheese, we'd slice a loaf of bread down the middle horizontally, cut it into sections layer tuna on the top cut face, and then sliced cheese on top of that, then broil it briefly in the oven until the cheese melts and maybe browns a little bit. Then we'd eat it warm while the cheese is still gooey / stringy. Cheddar is great, or mozarella, or a little of both. Can also use grated cheese in place of sliced, and mix cheddar + mozarella. Delicious. Gotta' be careful with the tuna / mayo, though, as mayo doesn't "keep" very well, so needs to be refrigerated properly once opened, and anything made with it, like tuna needs to be eaten promptly while cold (with any left-overs refrigerated and eaten promptly as well), or cooked well (as with grilled tuna & cheese). If the mayo spoils, it's pretty easy to get some gnarly 'food poisoning...'

[@applejuice3562]

Lady with the nice head scarf is a creative eater lol

[@toomanyaccounts]

she can always add sauce or spices to the hoagie to notch it up for her taste.

[@CommonManShow]

Yes as she is cooking when she was just 15

[@prometheusfallen]

As opposed to the lady without the head scarf? 🤔

[@luciechapello1008]

Happy Babu bhai singing in thanksgiving. The mother is thinking ahead as to apply for her family. Smart woman. What is the young man's name. He is so darn cute in looks and actions. By the way, I get hunger pains when I see these panelists enjoy their foods in the various postings. So happy I found this site.

[@stephaniemccollum8019]

Never heard of chicken salami before today! I’m so happy they enjoyed the hoagie sandwiches! Thumbs up! Please keep the videos coming!

[@jeffreym68]

The lady is correct. If you have too much bread, you don't enjoy the taste of the filling as much.

[@lilysfield1]

I always cut large sandwiches into smaller sections with a knife to make it easier and less messy to eat. I can't eat huge sandwiches all at once so I remove the vegetables so they won't wilt, then wrap them and store them and the sandwich in the fridge until another meal.

[@WNYXeb777]

Grats on the manner of the Subscribe n notify pitch ---- classy and non interruptive. Wish more would emulate your style.

[@hollywade6761]

I think the sweet lady must be an awesome cook. She is truly interested in ingredients and how things are made and she appreciates food. The young man would go wild in America and the variety of fast foods.

[@strasbourgerelsass1467]

Yeah, fast food. Thats the only thing the USA stand for, in the food sector.

[@nategraham6234]

It's 4:30 in the morning and now I'm thinking about making me a Grinder lol. I will be having one today as soon as I wake up.

[@cassandradistin9699]

I had to go make a grinder too. Thankfully I had some rolls.

[@kathigreen1479]

Chicken and veggies are mating inside. Omg, that's such a great line!! I often wonder how close the translations are. But, dang, those hoagies looked YUMMY!!! 😋

[@crystalsalcedo6987]

The lady reminds me of Carrie Fisher ( Princess Leia, from Star Wars)

[@CommonManShow]

Your sense is very good. I saw on google. yes she is look alike

[@crystalsalcedo6987]

@@CommonManShow maybe you can do a vote for who else thinks she looks like Carrie Fisher?

[@rockingredpoppy9119]

They always look like the food is going to eat them. 😊

[@dmbpaints3067]

I'd love the see the woman make these for her kids and watch them try

[@damienkurast]

I'm in love with these people, cant stop watching.

[@hippydippy]

I am new here, but I love these people. Grandpa's singing was wonderful! I love Indian music.

[@voidmstr]

I always leave when he starts

[@christopherstube9473]

It is clear that the lovely lady will take the concept to the next level in her own cooking.

[@timmytheimpaler]

Seeing the joy on their faces as they try new things is awesome.

[@mintbunnies]

I've just discovered this channel and I've already fallen in love! Absolutely adore them all!

[@helenrobinson8894]

Love the way they join in wholeheartedly and look like they enjoy the experience of trying unfamiliar things

[@claudiavirginiaalarconbena7171]

Each and every individual sandwich comes with so many different flavors and textures that are used to create in representation of the area/country by the individual ingredients that are used. For example: An American Classic, called: The Classic Club: Roll, Mayo, Mustard, Shredded Lettuce, Sliced Tomatoes, Slices of Ham, Turkey, Roast Beef, Swiss Cheese and Bacon Pickle Spear and Chips Enjoy

[@polishboy5]

What a lovely bunch of people you have taste testing.

[@crystalcorbett6367]

I love uncle bhai singing at the end...his singing voice is beautiful

[@CommonManShow]

Thanks for appreciation

[@crystalcorbett6367]

@@CommonManShow may ur channel grow beyond ur wildest dreams

[@joeboscarino2380]

The egg benjo looks tasty . Here in Houston , Texas , USA we have the largest Indian population in the nation . I will look to see if I can find benjo and try it .

[@joanmassat8938]

I hope I too am able to try many new things throughout my life and when I am old. To keep growing is to be alive.

[@halwacristal6909]

Salam, old Baba sing so well ghazal! old Baba is generous with his family! shukriya for him! and i never ate this sandwich, you're lucky old Baba!

[@CommonManShow]

Thanks.

[@Julzsavedandsetapart]

Its a Sub marine sandwich. My husband has to eat it Aujus because he doesn't have teeth. Use a dip to soften bread :)

[@rosegirl1964]

This you lovely lady eats her Hoagie the same way as I do💜. Blessings..

[@DS-uy6jw]

I think I should start selling oregano over there. This isn't the first video where they didn't know it, but loved it!

[@EllieUndomesticated]

I love grandpa and he sings really good🙂

[@CommonManShow]

Thanks Ellie

[@nategraham6234]

In the New England states like Connecticut they are known as "Grinders". "Jersey Mikes" was the first Grinder ever made just like the very first hamburger was made in New Haven, CT. and another world changing creation that came from a member of the "Tri State" (New York) was "Rap Music". Long live the Northeast!!

[@stefaniephelps6119]

Yes they have many names, but we call it a Hoagie where I am from. I am glad you all enjoyed it! That Hoagie was quite big :) Oh also it makes sense that there would be oregano. At least where I live you buy Hoagies at the pizza shop, or buy the ingredients to make at home. Have a blessed day and thank you for your videos.

[@CommonManShow]

Thanks Stefanie for information

[@shellos8]

Sarru alwasy looks like he's experiencing utter bliss when he tries some new food. So far he's loved everything I've seen him try. Same with Babu, such a sweetheart. Both of them.

[@CEB1896]

In parts of South Asia, the word Hotel is sometimes used when referring to restaurants.

[@CommonManShow]

Correct

[@virginiawu3177]

In Mandarin too.

[@elizabethanderson9437]

I so love to see them enjoy things

[@rosed.3783]

After watching this video I am hungry for a Hoagie sandwich.Definetly going to buy one today and I never heard of Chicken Salami.Salami is my favorite deli meat.Peace and Love to all !!!!

[@joanneharper9090]

My mom used to work at a delicatessen and made hoagies. Now I wish I had one!

[@joanneharper9090]

Oh, yes, we lived about one hour from Philadelphia, and that is where the name for this sandwich is common. In addition to the name "sub" or "submarine sandwich", it may also be called a "hero sandwich".

[@CommonManShow]

Thanks for information

[@tashumbriamiller]

Me too, and Subway won't do. I need a real one!

[@MGmirkin]

I think EVERYone's hungry after this video. ;) I sure am...

[@kathigreen1479]

Ok, that egg benjo looks INCREDIBLE!!! What's in it?!?

[@c.a.b.7362]

Bless their beautiful appreciative hearts! Now I want a hoagie myself!

[@davidmichaelson1092]

When I think of these sandwiches (I know them as either "Submarine" (Babu caught onto that comparison) or "Hero" sandwiches...the name varies regionally) I think of them having more Italian style bread and fillings. A crustier bread and Italian meats (I realize that the pork and beef based meats are probably not appropriate for your tasters), cheeses, and cured veggies. I was once in Florence, Italy and went to a sandwich and wine bar frequented by locals (always talking politics, of course). It was run by two brothers, one of whom spoke English. I asked them to just make me sandwiches they thought would be good and pair wine with it. Those were some of the best meals I have had. Cured meat, cheese, cured veggies, and crusty bread are amazing.

[@maryrenee6157]

It's fantastic seeing how happy the foods make them and always praising God as it should always be for us all, and knowing they are trying something they never thought they'd try , see , taste, I just love all their praises and reactions . They're all Awesome 😊 !!!🙏✌️😷

[@melindalehan2060]

subs and spaghetti are my favorites think they all like it too :)

[@Cscottser]

If daada failed to sing, we would have an unhappy day!

[@deanronson6331]

Babu is so refreshing because he's the very opposite from this grouchy old guy, Mustafa from Balochistan, on another tribal react channel I watch. Babu always wants to try anything (unlike Mustafa) and his taste buds seem to be receptive to foreign foods. He is also very open to learning things, not just eating. The other participants here are very nice too.

[@focu2567]

I thought I was the only one who noticed Mostafas contempt " Does he feel the same about the people who make and eat the foods he so strongly rejects?"

[@raebae3452]

Fun show today :)

[@IzzyOnTheMove]

I'm from Canada. I have no idea what a hoagie is!

[@grahamparks1645]

Egg benjo sounds delicious I’ve eaten lots of Indian food and haven’t discovered that yet I’m great full that woman mentioned egg benjo

[@tangogent]

Sarru smiles and laughs so beautifully here.... Does anyone else admire his man-child hands? Always sensitive to risks, he points out the danger of eating more than one 'hoagie'.

[@MissHMSilk]

Yes, I must admit... I’m singing in my head “🎶 ...Hoagies & Grinders... Hoagies & Grinders ... Navy Beans... Navy Beans...Meatloaf Sandwich.... Sloppy Joes ... Slop... Sloppy Joes... 🎶” ~Adam Sandler’s ‘Lunch Lady Land’ 😉✨🙏🏻✨

[@claudiavirginiaalarconbena7171]

Hello my dear brothers! Greetings from Alexandria Virginia USA. Where I live, they're called Sandwiches. A "Hogie" is bigger and longer than 12 inches. There's a sandwich called: Big Max, it's about 2 feet long and 4 inches high. This is what truckers eat! Enjoy

[@tangogent]

Where is my Raheem? I am bereft at not seeing his reactions to the 'hoagie'. Calling for Raheem, please!

[@JimFeig]

Only a handful of areas in the US use the word Hoagie. Southern NJ and Philly area being the biggest.

[@pablodelsegundo9502]

I'm jealous. I've never had chicken salami.

[@tashumbriamiller]

Me either, but now I'm going to look for it.

[@michaelboyce9028]

Hoagies were named after Hog's Island where they were building Ships.

[@CommonManShow]

Thanks for information

[@spiderhssstt]

Baby totally got it (the name) right for New England, we call that kind of sandwich a "sub" or "submarine sandwich" here.🤗🤗🤗

[@therockbiter8140]

The great thing about hoagies/subs or our version in Louisiana made with fried seafood po-boys. Is that you can easily get every food group and all of your daily nutrients into one meal that is easy to carry along on a hard day of work that can be eaten quickly on a short break. If you work 12 hours a day and only get 30 minutes to eat, a big heavy sandwich packed with meat cheese and vegetables is the perfect thing to have.

[@TheBrainQC]

That's why french invented them centuries ago...

[@jennachanthavisay6051]

Yum, bento sounds great! I might try that with Korean “pancake” in the middle and gluten free dinner rolls!

[@Yaybaybae]

9:22 was so funny. I replayed it 5 times 😂

[@jdb101585]

Sarru looks so happy with his sandwich! lol

[@melindaschink6072]

Wonderful! I did not know that chicken salami exists. Is yeast to make the bread readily available in their area?

[@melindaschink6072]

Uncle singing adds such joy to the video

[@CommonManShow]

Yeast is available but baking at home is not Common here. Neither they have clay oven nor electric oven

[@MGmirkin]

@@CommonManShow That would definitely make it more difficult... Makes sense, then, why they don't have bigger yeasty / risen / oven-baked breads.

[@huzaifa9114]

i cant tell you how your videos makes me happy.. 💜🤠😘

[@allisonashby626]

I want to know what is on that "hoagie"! In my part of the country, we call it a "submarine". There is a restaurant chain called Subway that sells them.

[@judipodgurski5083]

Is this lovely lady Raeem's mother ? Always so wonderful to see them enjoy a meal. God bless, xoxo 🍁

[@mazdaman2315]

The old man and the young guy in the colorful hat are my 2 favorite people on this channel

[@mcuxdcarmy8103]

Their eating expressions are so good.

[@Chuck_Huckler]

Seeing Babu's reaction to cheddar, maybe he'd enjoy trying different types of cheese? Like brie, smoked gouda, or even american "cheese"!

[@Christian-Prepper]

lol Sarru opens the sandwich.................Dude ! lol great

[@jontastic]

Eating a sandwich with only one bread is called open face sandwich. Taste is improved, but is more messy. Sandwich is made to be easy to carry and eat. Ingredients are whatever you like.

[@CommonManShow]

Thanks for such a great information

[@JarodMoonchild1975]

Yeah, I was worried Babu would lose half the sandwich, from not holding it together at the back end. But next time you have a sub sandwich for them to try, please make sure to tell them this.

[@MGmirkin]

Also, cut in half or thirds. 6 inch sub is *much* more manageable than an un-cut foot-long. ;) Subway always cuts their foot-longs into 2x 6-inch sandwiches and then wraps them together for convenience.

[@danielbrant4389]

Why you don't tell grandpa who says marine that it is also called a submarine sandwich after the underwater marine craft. In USA we go to subway to get it.

[@CommonManShow]

Thanks sir for information we will update them.

[@loric4550]

I agree with the pretty lady... too much bread.

[@bradkirchhoff3751]

Then tear a piece off. Common sense.

[@Wingnut353]

Subs are also made with flatbread.... that might agree with her more.

[@msjrockqueen2011]

In response to how filling hoagies are: most people eat them for dinner; those who eat them for lunch tend to eat something lighter for dinner because they're still full from the sandwich. And I love how Pummy talked about how she could make it for her family; if she did make her version of it, I'm sure they loved it.

[@Cassxowary]

Hoagie is a name for it in some parts of the US, generally it's just called a subway sandwich, not to be confused with a sub from Subway (sub is short for submarine, because it's shaped like the old ones) (:

[@THEREALSOURCE]

The mama made laugh..."After removing the cap..."

[@sonyawasmer2344]

Babu said it looks like a “marine.” When I was young, we called them submarine sandwiches. 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼