/ck/ - Food & Cooking

>>12090395
Sandwiches are pretty subjective friend. But a cool trick is to melt the cheese on the sandwich. Experimenting with different breads may help.
I've eaten the same sandwich for 15 years. Just a turkey and cheese on sourdough.

>>12090418
If it's a lunch sandwich, stick with cold preparations. At most, something that can be toasted in a toaster oven. That means OP will need to bring the sandwich in separated form: bread slices, cheese, meat, and veg each in its own container or zip bag. If your workplace is remotely civilized keeping some small condiment containers in the fridge won't go wrong.

>>12090395
The peak of sandwich technology is the pizza.

>>12090438
If OP doesn't care about it being warm but would like more texture, a cold club sandwich made with pre-toasted bread can be carried fully-assembled.

As far as sandwiches go have any of you ever tried this peanut butter? https://losviral.com/category/food/

>>12090438
i don't have access to a fridge, the sandwich is stored in a container in my bag fully assembled. i don't have access to a microwave either, and eating out every day is 2 expensive 4 me, so i sandwiches is my only option

t.op

>>12090395
Put potato chips in it

>>12090395
Try a muffuletta.

>>12090474
needs acid, too oily. would be better with tomatoes

>>12090505
No.

>>12090520
Yes.

>>12090461
>>12090441

>>12090395
Stole this from Tropical Smoothie.
Flatbread, sliced chicken breast, pesto sauce, 2 slices of roma tomatoes, and shredded mozzarella.
Quick to prep if you use leftover chicken. Pesto makes it messy but I like it. Healthyish meal too so yay :)

>>12090474
Mah niggah, but your pic isn't layered properly with the huge wad of cheese style product (now melts) in the middle. Your pic denigrates a goat sandwich.

I think I did pretty good boys

>>12090701
It's the way Central Grocery does it and they're very popular.

try a peanut butter and marshmallow fluff sandwich. tastes like childhood

>>12090474
>>12090701
Literally the worst sandwich I have ever eaten.
>60% cured meat
>20% olives
>20% bread
>5000000000000000% salt

>>12090824
Literally the worst post I have ever read
>20% aids
>20% shit
>60% fetal alcohol syndrome
>5000000000000000% gay taste in food

>>12090395
I make pretty basic ones
>2 slices of wholegrain bread
>2 slices of cheese
>2 slices of ham
>iceberg lettuce
>tomato slices

How do I improve this?

>>12090908
Quality ingredients makes a big difference. If you're on a budget you can spruce up a sandwich with some nicer mustard and spices. Quality bread isn't that much more expensive either, and will make a world of difference.

>>12090908
Needs some mustard or some sauces. Even pickles would improve this.

I stick to

>wholegrain/12 grain bread the local walmart carries
>decent dijon mustard
>sliced serrano peppers
>salami
>chicken
>spinach
>arugula
>drizzle a little hotsauce or balsamic glaze depending on how I feel that day

https://mega.nz/#F!VrgHmQTT!HEXDgmzBWRgSt-_M4hZhiA
>Sandwiches

>>12090765
tourist trap

>>12090395
>any kind of bread soft = best
>provolone
>polish ham
>hard salami
>mayo (optional)
>mustard
>dill pickle chips or whole pickle on side

Sandwich heaven.

>>12090716
What is it you massive homosexual?

>>12090395
"Ultimate Meal" sandwich from my childhood mind
>Wheat Bread
>Thinly-cut apple
>Thick slice of cheddar (off the block, faggot, put the kraft single down)
>Hefty dose of lettuce or sprouts (if you can find them)
>Ham
>Wheat Bread

Still holds up after a decade and a half, at least in my opinion

>>12090888
check'd n kek'd

>>12091209
I would try this sandwich.

>>12090395
>how do i improve my sandwiches?
>no, i'm not going to tell you what i'm doing
Holy shit.

>>12090395
>Eating bread
Nah, I go with wraps, OP. Three or four good-sized whole collard greens for the wrap, stuffed with a carrot, sliced into strips, on a bed of hummus with cucumber slices. The collard greens I get come bundled in big rubber bands which I use to keep the wraps bundled up in a container.

>>12091233
>No meat

>>12091062
That sounds amazing

>>12091209

>>12091209
>Sprouts
Those were the days. There's one restaurant I know of that has sprouts on some sandwiches, I want to know where they even get them from.

>>12091436
I still don't see alfalfa sprouts in restaurants, but they're pretty easy to find at most grocery stores as of late. They unironically carry them at Sprouts, which is where I do most of my non-alcohol related grocery shopping.

>>12091436
Then the e coli freak out and everyone throws them to the wind. As a kid they were my favorite green and i'd actually fight to get them first. Im glad to see them making a comeback but I still miss when they were more commonplace.

>>12090395

Bread, mayo, turkey, ham, lettuce, cucumber, and pick one; mustard, honey mustard, ranch.

Bread, Mustard, dill pickle, 2 types of pig, ham and bacon or pulled pork, swiss cheese, maybe some bannana peppers or pickled japs.

Bread, Turkey, romaine, Bacon, caesar dressing.

Bread, Fried Baloney, mayo, lettuce, tomato.

Bread, pickle, mayo, tuna

bread, ham, mustard, cheddar.

Bread, pulled roasted chicken, BBQ or Hot sauce, cheddar, ranch.

Bread, smoothed avocado, salt and pepper, turkey, cranberry mayo, lettuce, tomato, bacon.

Sourdough bread or pumpernickel
a lot of deli-mustard
thick slice of dill pickle, full sour
thick slice of liverwurst or braunschweiger
bread

eat it with a beer or a gingerale.

>>12090523
Found the flyover fag

>>12090701
>>12090474
These always look so fuckin tasty

Peanut butter and marmalade is a favourite, best PNB is without added sugar. Or PNB and salad, Tom's, cucumber, leaf. Or on buttered thick sliced wholemeal bread, sliced tomato and onion. Made the night before and kept in a fridge. The onions soften and tomato juice invade the bread, could use PNB as well. Bon appetite.

>>12093069
They are, they're even better as leftovers.

>>12092521
/thread
back to shilling McDonalds

toasted cheese and peanutbutter sandwich

I'm a fan of bread and butter pickle + cheese sandwiches, works well with a little mustard