Would you add something to these sandwiches?

Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:These sandwiches sound great and it seems like you know your audience.

Really because there is a lot of “I” in OPs gesture.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Not rye


Sandwiches are made. I am only asking opinions on adding something before I wrap them up.


That is unfortunate. Rye tastes awful.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Not rye


Sandwiches are made. I am only asking opinions on adding something before I wrap them up.


That is unfortunate. Rye tastes awful.


+1

there’s seems to be a 50-50 split on people that actually like IME it so when making it for others go with the more neutral flavor.
Anonymous
I would spread soft real butter on the bread. Not only does it keep it from absorbing moisture, it also tastes great with roast beef, just like butter goes well on a sizzling steak.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:What made you choose rye?


Seriously.
Anonymous
I'd not do the lettuce. They will likely go into a bag lunch and who knows how long before it gets eating. Lettuce will be limp at best.
Anonymous
Soup kitchen? Just throw some ham on it and call it a day. They should be thankful for whatever they get.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Soup kitchen? Just throw some ham on it and call it a day. They should be thankful for whatever they get.

That’s the spirit! And thanks for all the food you prepared for the needy last week.
Anonymous
I think your sandwiches sound perfect.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:I think your sandwiches sound perfect.

+1 The new national pastime seems to be devaluing the good things others do. Luckily most people see trolls for who they are.
Anonymous
Shocked at the rye hate. Spouse and I love rye. Didn’t realize it was so controversial.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Shocked at the rye hate. Spouse and I love rye. Didn’t realize it was so controversial.


I love rye, but the seeds can be a problem, and actually a good rye is crusty and can be hard to chew/bite if your dental situation isn’t great. Also, you’re trying to appeal to the broadest demographic in these meals.
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