Available this lunchtime at Spar, University of Limerick.
Thanks Brian Moriarty
32 thoughts on “Ireland’s Most Boring Sandwich”
Is this my brother?
your brother it is
Get back to work!
Boring?
Free from muck like mayonaise you can’t abide more like it.
+1 Perfectly good sandwiches ruined with mayonaise and/or lettuce. Plain cheese is the one I go for every time.
What is Standard Wedge though?
Blasphemy talking about Mayo like that!
Blasphemy? – only on continental Europe.
+1
must be one tough mother of a sandwich, the other sandwiches are sweating nervously.
An’ would ya look the sweaty yoke next to it
ugh sweaty sandwich, probably with soggy tomato soaked bread too….
That is the worst. The tomato affords you a short window of time with which to eat it. Leave it too long and it turns to sludge – sludge that will turn your bread to slime. Christ. The thoughts of it.
Twas far from fancy sandwiches you were reared
Could be worse, that bread looks like its got that fancy butter stuff on it, and apparently its soft bread too. fancy.
Is anyone else unable to view the images on the site today or is it just me?
Crap phone/computer?
We don’t really need a 2000x3000dpi image of a sandwich though, Broadsheet.
Smaller images, faster page load.
Carry on.
happened to me yesterday for a few hours and then I was able to see the images….no probs today (so far).
Images have been restored
Nowt wrong with it. Everything’s slathered in mayo or full of onion – why shouldn’t there be “boring” (ie. normal) sambos? Besides, add some Taytos and it’s fit for a king.
+1
…ah, but at what price be thee?
+1
Does U.L. have an accountancy department?
Just add Tayto
nomnom
Better that than soggy tomato and wilting iceberg lettuce in it – probably has horrible margarine stuff on the bread though – a good dollop of mustard could save it, as could Tayto (cheese and onion)!
A one-way ticket to Constipationville
no shit
A cheese only sandwich.
A sing o’ the times.
smile….
Oh for those happy days in the RTC in Cork, and we didn’t have cheddar neither, it was good old easi-singles cheese sambos, a-la crisps….little piece of heaven right there.
Going off to make one right now !
That’s no sandwich. That, sir, is a sangwidge.
You’ll be peelin that pasty, white bread off the roof of yer mouth. Yecch!
Is this my brother?
your brother it is
Get back to work!
Boring?
Free from muck like mayonaise you can’t abide more like it.
+1 Perfectly good sandwiches ruined with mayonaise and/or lettuce. Plain cheese is the one I go for every time.
What is Standard Wedge though?
Blasphemy talking about Mayo like that!
Blasphemy? – only on continental Europe.
+1
must be one tough mother of a sandwich, the other sandwiches are sweating nervously.
An’ would ya look the sweaty yoke next to it
ugh sweaty sandwich, probably with soggy tomato soaked bread too….
That is the worst. The tomato affords you a short window of time with which to eat it. Leave it too long and it turns to sludge – sludge that will turn your bread to slime. Christ. The thoughts of it.
Twas far from fancy sandwiches you were reared
Could be worse, that bread looks like its got that fancy butter stuff on it, and apparently its soft bread too. fancy.
Is anyone else unable to view the images on the site today or is it just me?
Crap phone/computer?
We don’t really need a 2000x3000dpi image of a sandwich though, Broadsheet.
Smaller images, faster page load.
Carry on.
happened to me yesterday for a few hours and then I was able to see the images….no probs today (so far).
Images have been restored
Nowt wrong with it. Everything’s slathered in mayo or full of onion – why shouldn’t there be “boring” (ie. normal) sambos? Besides, add some Taytos and it’s fit for a king.
+1
…ah, but at what price be thee?
+1
Does U.L. have an accountancy department?
Just add Tayto
nomnom
Better that than soggy tomato and wilting iceberg lettuce in it – probably has horrible margarine stuff on the bread though – a good dollop of mustard could save it, as could Tayto (cheese and onion)!
A one-way ticket to Constipationville
no shit
A cheese only sandwich.
A sing o’ the times.
smile….
Oh for those happy days in the RTC in Cork, and we didn’t have cheddar neither, it was good old easi-singles cheese sambos, a-la crisps….little piece of heaven right there.
Going off to make one right now !
That’s no sandwich. That, sir, is a sangwidge.
You’ll be peelin that pasty, white bread off the roof of yer mouth. Yecch!