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It’s lunchtime and you don’t know a muffuletta from a beef on weck. No worries, The Charted Sandwich Board Is here to help.
Brought to us by Pop Chart, the poster is delicious compendium of delicious meats, cheese and veggies — in-between the appropriate bread.
The Charted Sandwich Board is available for pre-order. Grab one and refer to it anytime it’s sandwich time. Which is always, so it’s money well-spent.
The sandwich is the greatest of all food forms. So, imagine how inspirational a poster would be, that contains almost every sandwich ever.
The Charted Sandwich Board is here to inspire and help cover some wall space. Brought to us by Pop Chart Lab, the poster contains nearly 90 hand-drawn heroes, gyros, po’ boys and other stacked culinary art.
They were even nice enough to include each sandwiches’ components, country of origin, and proper serving temperature. Don’t panic… The PB&J is included, just in case you’re inspired to eat like a five-year-old. Available for pre-order here.
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If you still call all noodles “pasketties,” perhaps it’s time to get educated on your pasta. The Plethora of Pasta Permutations, by Pop Chart Lab, is here to help — pointing out hundreds of different pasta types and techniques via awesome poster.
For instance… Did you know that rigatoni isn’t even the fattest member of the “short and ridged” family? And, that there’s actually some fancy name for Spaghetti-Os. Mind, blown.
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From your standard variety of apples, to your pomerac and cempedak, The Various Varieties of Fruits by Pop Chart Lab has them covered.
Prints available here. You can also get your veggies here.
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Do you know your vegetables? You might think that you’re a know-it-all because you can tell the difference between chard and kale… But do you know all of your subvarieties of cabbage, or that something called ‘Celtuce’ exists?
Pop Chart Lab knows its veggies, and proves it in poster form with The Various Varieties of Vegetables. From cucumbers specifically for slicing to your tuberous roots, the poster has it all covered. It might even inspire you to get your daily serving of vegetables that the silly pyramid is always telling us we need. Get in the know with a copy of the poster here.
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