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Originally Posted by RedMtl  No, not really. If you were to say to a waiter: "I'd like a sandwich for here, with all, please," you would most likely be understood to mean that you wanted the package deal (often called a "combo") including drink and side dish (fries, salad, or whatever the place offers).
You'd be better to say "all dressed" or "all the condiments" or "all the toppings" or else you'll likely get fries and a drink!  At least, in most parts of North America you would. |
In England, you'd say "........with all the trimmings" if you wanted a sandwich with all the available ingredients.
We talk of having a turkey meal " with all the trimmings" at Christmas. Everyone understands that to mean turkey, boiled potatoes, roast potatoes, two or three different vegetables, gravy and cranberry sauce.