Elvis only ordered it twice as mentioned in the video, the rest of the time he stuck to regular size peanut butter and banana sandwiches, but it sounds good.... I could manage 1-2 slices lol
It's like 13 or 14 bucks to make the sandwich and they charge I'm pretty sure more than fifty bucks for it but the best part is my wife walks in on me watching this and I am drooling and she is like no you're not eating that I'm like yes I will conquer it and she's like that is not a sandwich that is a coronary
I made a whole one using Smuckers Just juice blueberry preserves, but I used microwave bacon and couldn't taste it at all. i ended up throwing half of it away.
I'm just about to make a Fools Gold Loaf right now...I'm in the kitchen getting everything ready....
R.I.P Elvis Aaron Presley much love from down under❤️🦘🇦🇺
Elvis only ordered it twice as mentioned in the video, the rest of the time he stuck to regular size peanut butter and banana sandwiches, but it sounds good.... I could manage 1-2 slices lol
I love peanut butter and jelly I love bacon and I'll eat it together any time and I want one
I think the word he was looking for was savory 😂
Sweet and bacony
I'm on a diet and that looks awesome! Aaah!
Elvis ,o maior artista de todos os tempos!! Magistral!! Onde Elvis pisou tem uma energia fantástica!! Viva o Rei!!
I bet Ron Swanson could eat ten of those without dying....
You probably can make a similar smaller version with a 6 inch hoagie roll. Preferably a good quality fresh baked roll.
Nice of them to charge an arm and a leg for a sandwich that costs 13 dollars to make.
Nice of you to watch that "How to make Fools Gold loaf" video where they calculated the ingrediants.
13 dollars per sandwich is an incredibly high overhead, dinkus.
@@Gobbersmack Back in 1976, the whole sandwich was $49.95.
I had a fools gold loaf sandwich.Its really good but I could only eat a quarter of the sandwich.
He Nick is a great man
1:03 This guy had a bit of a hard time bringing the fools gold load experience into words.
This looks so good 🤤
It is good
@Mike Scott dude I recommend selling them, they do at my Elvis museum they get a lot of money by it
It's like 13 or 14 bucks to make the sandwich and they charge I'm pretty sure more than fifty bucks for it but the best part is my wife walks in on me watching this and I am drooling and she is like no you're not eating that I'm like yes I will conquer it and she's like that is not a sandwich that is a coronary
😀
The price is pretty much the reason why it's called fool's gold loaf
It was actually $49.95 back in '76!
HEARBURN FOR SURE AND A HEART ATTACK LOLZZZ
Look up the Heart Attack Grill by the way I eat there for free and they don't like me because of how much I can eat
@@rurikvolkov2810 You are living the dream, sir!
She was waiting all day to make that joke. Elvis couldn't make them in Graceland?
ok, so the original was made with a sourdough bun and the jelly was blueberry jelly, duly noted!
No wonder he had a heart attack!
18 months later, he was dead.
On the toilet
This guy has made a good profit out of a tall tale.
Where is it?
I made a whole one using Smuckers Just juice blueberry preserves, but I used microwave bacon and couldn't taste it at all. i ended up throwing half of it away.
noob dont waste food
At least make it right, bacon is the key ingredient
@@mysteretsym If he bought it, he can waste it. Only a commie would tell someone else what to do with thier own property.
That story of him flying for the sandwich is absolutely not true.
No one should be surprised Elvis died on the toilet
so DISGUSTING.........
I thought it had banana, too?