Food Buzz These gut-busters were probably the last thing on the fourth Earl of Sandwich's mind when he indadvertedly created the economical meal that today bears his name. Well done everyone, I guess.
Food Buzz Did you know that today, May 12, is the 250th anniversary of the sandwich? According to Sandwich, sandwiches were invented so that the Earl of Sandwich could eat while playing cards. Brilliant!
Food Buzz I don't mean to be overly dramatic, but: I'VE BEEN MAKING SANDWICHES WRONG FOR MY ENTIRE LIFE!
Food Buzz Did your mom make you sandwiches like these?If she did, I'm impressed. This seems like a lot of work just to make your kid happy. (via thefabweb.com)
It's National Sandwich Day. This infographic highlighs some of history’s most popular and memorable sandwiches. Click here to enlarge. (via foodbeast.com)
Culture Buzz It's Time You Knew was a popular sex education and dating manual written by Gladys Denny Shultz in 1955. Like most publications of its ilk, it weighed in on the women and sandwiches issue, offering perhaps the most comprehensive stance on sandwiches vs. hot dogs that I've ever seen. Also, is it just me, or is there a subtext here?
Stop everything you’re doing. You don’t want to miss this. All he’s doing is making sandwiches, and yet it’s the most ridiculously wonderful thing I’ve ever seen. What the hell, Japan?!
…is an actual thing. More vomit-inducing food launches here.
Lets all take a quick moment to pay tribute to some of cinema's finest sandwiches.
Food Buzz Here's a collection of the most delicious sandwich earrings for sale on Etsy. Why? Because they look soooooo GOOD.
A simple concept, beautifully executed. David Schwen depicts popular sandwiches by using color and the words that compose the sandwich. (Via officialhype)
Culture Buzz We all love a good sandwich, however some of these may put you off! Yum!
Behold, the Hands-Free Sandwich Holder that's like “a sandwich bluetooth.” This reminds me a little too much of my 7th grade headgear.
Epic Meal Time boys are at it again. This time they only use the finest of maple tree breasteses syrup.
He appears to be a graduate of the Paula Deen Culinary School. How long until we're actually watching Conan read the phone book? Also: a stripper does the string dance.
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Money from Utah investors for real estate was used instead in a brainstorm to can sandwiches, a federal lawsuit says.
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We've only had the pleasure of eating maybe five of those sandwiches. We have a lot of work ahead of us, folks. Don’t read the list if you’re hungry, trust me.
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Here's to visual absurdism. Not really a book deal contender, Selleck Waterfall Sandwich says it all in the name.
This masterpiece is appropriately called the “Chicks with Dicks Sandwich”
I would add in potato chips and maybe a sprinkling of banana, but yeah. That toasted bread layer is kind of a revelation.
Nic is a voracious sleep talker, and is having trouble weighing the value of a sandwich versus her imaginary baby, Slade. Look, we're no parents ourselves, but, c'mon, how good does a sandwich sound right about now?
These videos offer some very convincing reasons for thinking twice about those fart-covered Domino's salami sandwiches. But thankfully, everyone involved just got fired. So I guess you could say Domino's Pizza = safe and booger free once again…right?
Food Buzz While you might have seen the artsy, one-off food blog at Scanwiches and thought to yourself, “hey, what a great idea,” it's apparently just a copy cat! The scanned-sandwich site Scanwich.com, (slogan: where glass and meat meet), has been operating since 2007 and lays claim to the original idea. Blog feud?
If you even think about giving the bears your Big Mac you now know what we'll do to them. Two words. Shotgun, and blood. Keep your windows up and burgers safely inside the vehicle.
Scans of sandwiches “for education and delight.” So do you eat them after you scan them?
A sandwich bag that guarantees no one at the office will ever steal your B.L.T. again. The apparent mold is printed directly on the bag. The downside: Instead of stealing it, people might just throw your food directly into the trash. Perhaps it should say “biohazard,” too.