People Are Attempting The Ross ‘Moist-Maker’ Thanksgiving Leftover Sandwich From ‘Friends’

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Friends has been off the air for nearly 15 years now, yet thanks to syndication and streaming it remains as popular as ever, particularly with younger generations who no one told life was gonna be this way. As the show becomes increasingly ingrained in our collective consciousnesses, certain episodes and scenes tend to come to mind on holidays and occasions. As such, with Thanksgiving once again in the rear-view mirror, people are being inspired to use their leftovers to build Ross Gellar’s “moist maker” sandwich.

The reference comes from the fifth season episode, “The One With Ross’ Sandwich,” which aired on December 10, 1998. In the episode, Ross is furious that someone at his office ate the Thanksgiving leftover sandwich Monica made for him, which includes a gravy-soaked piece of bread in the middle that he calls the “moist maker.”

Staring down the barrel of a second divorce and eviction, Ross says that the sandwich was “the only good thing going on in my life,” as you can see in the fuzzy clip below.

As it turns out, Ross’ boss ate the sandwich and threw away the leftovers, which sparks a confrontation that gets him fired from his job to boot.

But getting back to that sandwich! Putting a third slice of bread in an already carb-heavy sandwich of turkey, stuffing, and cranberry sauce (or with mashed potatoes, if you’re so inclined) is a savage and gluttonous feat, but that doesn’t stop people from attempting to make it every year, as you can see from those sharing on Twitter.

https://twitter.com/BryVeer/status/1065972027574480897

https://twitter.com/Hey_MissMeghan/status/1065755801988542464

https://twitter.com/MikePSReed/status/1065997956908818432

https://twitter.com/BasedJersh/status/1065799458892464128

https://twitter.com/fernie_16/status/1065872949020893184

https://twitter.com/chrisndeleon/status/1065822261284937728

If you’re unsure how to make a “moist maker” sandwich of your own, two years ago “Binging with Babish” attempted it, and it is indeed a monster of a sandwich.

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