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Sandwiches - Home made or bought?
Which do you prefer? Funnily enough I prefer bought ones.
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I've worked at places in the past where the people on the lowest incomes went out every lunchtime to buy sandwiches/drinks etc probably adding up to around a fiver a day - who then returned to eat their lunch and spent most of the remaining break moaning they didn't have enough money. Making them at home would have been a fraction of the cost.
It always seemed a bit bizarre to me. |
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They all taste the same to me.
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Home made
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Home made, it's a waste of money buying bought ones.
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Homemade. I can load it will the filling as I see fit, the shop bought ones are quite stingy at that plus incredibly expensive.
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The shop ones are expensive but I don't have the variety of ingredients at home to make enough interesting ones.
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Sometimes Home made but otherwise buy bought ones.
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Usually home-made ones, although I sometimes buy a meal deal for my daughter as a treat, but not sandwiches - I find the wraps are more filling and packed full.
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Usually home-made ones, although I sometimes buy a meal deal for my daughter as a treat, but not sandwiches - I find the wraps are more filling and packed full.
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It depends, if I fancy something simple like a cheese sandwich I'd go home made every time. But I love the Christmas sandwiches we get every year with turkey, cranberry sauce and stuffing and I've never considered making one of them myself.
I don't have sandwiches often but seeing this thread has made me crave a corned beef sarnie (home made)
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I normally have home made, but when i buy out i always try and get them from an actual sandwich shop rather than tesco or something. The pre-packaged ones are not nice.
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I prefer home made unless it's M&S. I really am not being snobby but most other places don't butter the bread at all and barely any dressing, with M&S you get buttered bread/roll plenty of filling and it's very fresh tasting. Greggs doorstop with no butter and one slice of cheese and some soggy lettuce doesn't begin to match it.
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Often bought but that may be that when I buy one I'm absolutely starving so anything would taste really good.
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I prefer home made unless it's M&S. I really am not being snobby but most other places don't butter the bread at all and barely any dressing, with M&S you get buttered bread/roll plenty of filling and it's very fresh tasting. Greggs doorstop with no butter and one slice of cheese and some soggy lettuce doesn't begin to match it.
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Home made.
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I'll eat owt.
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Home Made as shop brought ones are horrible and use cheap ingredients and seem to add mayonnaise to everything.
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Home Made as shop brought ones are horrible and use cheap ingredients and seem to add mayonnaise to everything.
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Home made or if i have to Subway before noon.
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Homemade.
99.9% of the ones from the shop have either mayonnaise or salad cream in them, often mustard as well. I don't like any of those items. The ones from the shop often have a high salt content. Buying from the shop is a lot more expensive. |
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Both, I like the hosin duck wraps and the all-day breakfast sandwiches from Aldi.
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I prefer home made unless it's M&S. I really am not being snobby but most other places don't butter the bread at all and barely any dressing, with M&S you get buttered bread/roll plenty of filling and it's very fresh tasting. Greggs doorstop with no butter and one slice of cheese and some soggy lettuce doesn't begin to match it.
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I don't eat many sandwiches but it would have to be home made. A lot cheaper and I know exactly what is going in to it and whether it is clean or not.
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My husband prefers home made. I have always had a 'thing' about shop bought sarnies. I love them, but I am fussy. I only like M&S or alternatively we have a new Co-op in town .... and their sarnies are blummin marvellous.
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