Episode 51: Banh Mi

Spilled Milk

Molly Wizenberg and Matthew Amster-Burton

Food, Comedy, Arts

4.6 • 1.4K Ratings

🗓️ 10 November 2011

⏱️ 13 minutes

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0:00.0	I'm Molly and I'm Molly and I'm Matthew and this is spilled milk the show where we cook something
0:11.3	delicious eat it all and, well maybe today you can have some.
0:15.4	Oh, wow, that's a change at pace.
0:18.0	I just decided to throw that in there.
0:19.4	What do you think?
0:20.4	Oh, you're feeling magnanimous.
0:21.4	I am.
0:22.4	Well, the sun just came out. Yeah Well the sun just as you were saying that.
0:24.5	Yeah, like the clouds opened. No, that makes it sound like it's raining. Anyway, we're talking about
0:28.9	Bond Me today. Yes, we're talking about Bond Me and you can have some. Really, we're talking about Bon Me, and you can have some.
0:33.7	Really, we're talking about Bon Me, but it's all about you.
0:38.1	Good one.
0:38.7	Yeah, thanks.
0:40.4	So what is Bon Me? So Bonme is a Vietnamese sandwich and it's a product of the French colonial era in Vietnam.
0:50.0	This history lesson is not going to last very long.
0:52.8	Don't worry.
0:53.8	It's some delicious Vietnamese season stuff
0:56.9	in a crusty baget.
0:58.6	And we should also point out that Bonmee itself means bread.
1:02.2	Yes. Okay. Yeah I was reading about this on
1:05.3	Wikipedia this morning and there was it said something like if somebody says they are
1:09.5	going to have a Bonme for breakfast this indicates that they are going to have a meat sandwich, not just a
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