Prison Food (Dope Fiend Sandwich, anyone?)
 

DOPE FIEND SANDWICH--726 Google hits, 2 Google Groups hits

A jailhouse cookbook! With a slang glossary!

There's nothing much new on the culinary front. I think the "sandwich
lady"
left out this one:


Dunn also provided the recipe for the Dope Fiend Sandwich, a treat
popular in
the King County Jail. It consists of two Grandma's brand peanut butter
cookies, with a smashed Snickers bar in between.

"These cookies are so named because heroin addicts often come to
prison
craving sweets," Dunn wrote.

Other sweets include Behind These Bars, Celly Smores, Short-timer
Cheesecake,
and, for inmates from Seattle, Convict Mocha (coffee, hot chocolate,
melted
candy bar).


(GOOGLE NEWS)

_DIET: Jail Mix, Dope Fiend Sandwich, anyone? Prison chefs tout
...._

(http://www.seacoastonline.com/news/1...4/it/48982.htm)
Portsmouth Herald News, NH - <NOBR>Nov 17,
.... Those are just a few of the tasty dishes featured in the 163-page
book.
There'sa helpful glossary of prison slang in the back, too. ...
_This jailhouse cookbook rocks_

(http://www.knoxnews.com/kns/national...326749,00.html)
Knoxville News Sentinel (subscription), TN - <NOBR>Nov 13,
.... There's a helpful glossary of prison slang in the back, too. The
cookbook grew out of a community college class on how to make the
transition to the
outside. ...
_Prison chefs tout craft in cookbook_

(http://www.myrtlebeachonline.com/mld...n/10178585.htm)
Myrtle Beach Sun News, SC - <NO
.... Those are just a few of the tasty dishes featured in the 163-page
book.
There's a helpful glossary of prison slang in the back, too. ...
_Iron Chefs: Inmates Cook Up Recipes Behind Bars_

(http://www.nbc17.com/food/3913212/detail.html)
NBC 17.com, NC - <NOBR>Nov 1
.... A helpful glossary of prison slang is in the back of the book.
The
cookbook grew out of a community college class on how to make the
transition to
the outside. ...