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.
It used to be that you’d have to order a fancy lobster to get a free bib. Well, time’s a changin’ and, luckily, KFC UK wants to be fancy too.
The Dirty Louisiana will apparently make such a mess, that it comes with a free bib. The sandwich is KFC’s Original Recipe Fillet with the following; Black Pepper Mayo, Lettuce, Deluxe BBQ Sauce, Cheese, Hash Brown, Cheese, Supercharger Sauce & Gherkins. None of which you need ruining a perfectly good shirt.
The bib, of course, is branded with The Colonel logo and his unmistakeable bow tie, so you can play Colonel too. In fact, you may be the only person left who hasn’t played Colonel Sanders.
If the technology exists to do so, someone was eventually going to 3D-print a ham and cheese sandwich that looks like Vin Diesel.
William Osman is just the guy to harness this technology. And, through some careful math, the proper software and lunch meat shopping, the Vin Diesel Ham Sandwich is now a thing. Watch as Willam assembles this ill-advised “protein puzzle,” with the hopes that you didn’t pack a ham and cheese sandwich for lunch.
Simone Giertz makes terrible robots… on purpose. However, her new Sandwich Robot is, quite possibly, the suckiest robot to ever suck. Watch as the robot’s mechanical arm, with sandwich knife attached, attempts to make a simple peanut butter sandwich.
SPOILER ALERT… more peanut butter winds up on Simone and the floor, than on any bread.
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Take a break from boring poker, where there’s hardly any sandwiches involved, and start dealing with Sandwich Masters.
Brought to us by Big Punch Studios — the fast-paced card game replaces flushes, full houses and two-pair, with yummy sandwiches. Players are shown sandwich orders, then dealt ingredient cards. Players can start constructing the orders and, if you are short a sandwich item, you can replace it with a fake ingredient, hoping nobody will notice.
So, it’s kinda like playing Bullshit and working at a real sandwich shop. The project is currently in Kickstarter phase, and they’re almost to their target goal. Check it out here.
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