sandwiches

The trick is to either prepare your own sandwiches or eat something else.

We had steak delivery to change us from the vending machine sandwiches, but couldn't enjoy it.

Taking the shitty out of a Subway (sandwiches) employee's job might now sound hard.

Have the students spend 10-15 minutes writing a 'how to make PB&J sandwiches'.

The franchisees were killed by people that bought only the sandwiches and ran.

And I'd probably use mustard in sandwiches if I felt the need to use it up...

You're probably right, but we do buy coffee, snacks and even food (salads or sandwiches) since we're there for hours.

I made around 2k/month from my food allowance alone because I ate sandwiches and it was no questions asked cash.

Just deduct the price of the sandwiches from the bounty reward?

Change the culture, not at the end of a gun but with sandwiches for their hungry, water for their thirsty, and knowledge for their curious.

We ate sandwiches from a vending machine in the client's corridor.

I really wouldn't blame steak sandwiches (or similar food) for America's weight problem.

I would offer a "curated" selection of sandwiches, changing daily/weekly, based on local ingredients.

Objecting to "steak sandwiches" is therefore a little odd.

And besides, a lot of these variants have MH implemented inside of them to some extent o.o "MH is embarrassingly parallel since you run multiple chains at the same time." I can make six single grilled cheese sandwiches in 2 minutes, but it takes me 8 minutes to make a 6-decker grilled cheese.

I bought no new electronics during this time and I treated myself once/month to some Chinese carryout (Sandwiches and $1 frozen dinners the rest of the time).