sarasquares

iTrader: (1)

do the people that fill them have one eye or something, why do they only fill half the sandwich?

Vegescoob

It's so easy Sara, make your own!

sarasquares

iTrader: (1)

i cant, the knife is too sharp

Vegescoob

B@llocks. Uncle Vege can give you lots of sandwich hints not all vege.

RRH

made by kids on national minimum wage (or less) who'd alternate filling the butties and nose excavations

Dazza01

These are the muppets that butter the bread then scrape most of it off again tightest sarnie makers ever, 1 pc of q-cumber, 1 lettuce leaf, 1 slice of tomatoe and bugger all salad cream

Sara get ur yella scoob to a road side cafe and tuck into a proper FULL BREKKIE with toast/bread and a mug of Tea

warrenm2

I used to run a sandwich manufaucturing company in Kent, so have a bit of input here...

No-one butters by hand anymore unless its a tiny little mickey mouse company - you use a buttering machine - its a hopper filled with butter or marg and a roller at the bottom. Anyway to answer your original question, the bottom half of the sarnie goes by on a conveyor belt and the filler grabs a handful of filling from a tub and plonks it on the sarnie base, so if you got only a half sarnie - it means that a) they missed and half got plonked on the belt or b) they only grabbed a small handful to start with.

You have to be a bit quick 'cos they go by at a speed of about 2 every 3 secs...

Dazza01

Like i said tightest sarnie makers you can get, be it by hand or machine