Sandwiches, anyone.

[Mindful]

How they are actually made.

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[Muhammed]

FF to 1:00 into the commercial.

"For this sandwich, a jizz of mayonnaise is squirted onto the bread via an automated dispenser".

 

[JoeMoma]

I would not eat those because they have mayo on them.

 

[lg325]

I knew a young lady who would vomit knowing her food was touched with many bare hands.

 

[iamwhatiseem]

Sorry, but it is ludicrous to buy prepackaged deli sandwiches.
An outstanding way to show just how lazy you are.

Another one is bottled spaghetti sauce. It takes little effort to make a decent basic red sauce that will taste fresher, how you like it with 1/4 the sugar and sodium.

 

[Ringel05]

Sorry, but it is ludicrous to buy prepackaged deli sandwiches.
An outstanding way to show just how lazy you are.

Another one is bottled spaghetti sauce. It takes little effort to make a decent basic red sauce that will taste fresher, how you like it with 1/4 the sugar and sodium.

Which reminds me, add bottled spaghetti sauce and deli made sandwiches to my shopping list........ When I get around to it.........

 

[Baron Von Murderpaws]

Oh I LOVE that guy!!! I love watching his "How It's Made" parody videos!! I laughed my ass off when I first watched these!!!! He's awesome!!

 

[Ringel05]

I just had a homemade grilled cheddar on sourdough. My taste buds are screaming for more, my stomach says "don't you dare".

 

[Stryder50]

I'll like place this in another thread as well, but since this has focus of sorts;

Follow These 5 Steps to the Best Banh Mi​

A foolproof formula for building this uniquely Vietnamese sandwich.​

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People often act as if there is a holy grail of banh mi authenticity. But like a lot of Vietnamese dishes, these sandwiches are very casual and flexible, hard to mess up or interpret too loosely. You can stuff practically anything in one, which is more or less how they were invented: Good bread, butter, pâté, and Maggi Seasoning (a European umami-laden condiment) came to Vietnam with French colonists; porky fillings like char siu crossed the border from China; and local cooks ran with these new ingredients, adding their own vegetables and herbs to create something uniquely Vietnamese.

You might already know the classic dac biet (or “special”) banh mi, a sandwich that originated in Saigon and is sold by many street vendors today. It features pâté, cold cuts like the mortadella-style gio lau sausage or a chewy-tender pork shank, mayonnaise, Maggi Seasoning, some pickled carrots and daikon, cucumber, chiles, and cilantro. It’s sensational, but it’s far from the only sandwich that can be called banh mi.

So, what can? I came up with a loose formula for my book, Vietnamese Food Any Day. With a combination of these five things, you’re on your way to a proper one.

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Follow These 5 Steps to the Best Banh Mi

A foolproof formula for building this uniquely Vietnamese sandwich.

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[Zebra]

How they are actually made.

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looks good!