it smelled like turkey

Hi. My name is Chris and I love sandwiches

"welcome"  "howdy chris"   "good to meet you buddy" "talk to us man"

Thank you kind people you.  My last experience with a sandwich happened -of all places- in a hospital

My mother had just come fresh out of a surgery and I was there to 'be there' -heavy on heart but light in the stomach

As I was sitting there in her room pretending to understand her gibberish, a nurse walked in with a plate of food to give away -or else it would be tossed.  I'm not one to ever waste food and when she offered, I accepted.  Now, I've seen some remarkable looking sandwiches on this blog that has brought about considerable arousal, so I hate to disappoint you all, but, this hospital sandwich pales in comparison.  It was primitive and homely- made in haste with uncaring plastic-bag hands and it deserved no attention beyond its caloric worth.  It was turkey on white bread. I scarfed down this sandwich along with the chips and cole slaw.  It wasn't all that bad,
especially since it was free.  Unless it was poisoned, how can you beat free?

how about some sandwich visuals to start - eh?!

hello sandwich blog. i would like to begin our blog relationship with some images of sandwiches that i found online that struck me as "interesting".

i have also listed what i typed into google images to acquire these images...

and we begin...

when i typed vagina sandwich...

Facing opposition: Vagina Monologues executive director Julie Cantor ’09, left, and artistic director Liana Mancini ’09, who is also a Sun columnist, stand outside of Sage Chapel.

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when i typed in fun sandwich...

Weird Face Sandwich

Pickle Alligator

Sandwich Grill Would Be Difficult to Eat

Dale

Loch Ness Sandwich

Caterpillar

9-Year-Old's Party Sandwich

Motorcycles

Spongebob Squarepants

Creepy Sandwich Face

Sandwich With Feelings

Mustachioed Sandwich

Coffin

Edible Present

Dismembered Hand

Kirby

Shoe Sandwich

Meat Rubix Cube

Cell Phone

Tie

Owl

A Cake Baked to Look Like a Sandwich

Race Cars

Sandwich-case

Scale

Meat Checkers

Tree

Landscape

Spider

xo b

Am-ay-a sandwich? You bet you are.

This sandwich was made in a Panani maker,

but I'm going to go ahead and call a spade a

spade here because as far as I can tell a Panani

maker is just a glorified toaster. The sandwich

consists of various Italian meats from a

real Italian deli!!!!... in Burbank. It took

approximately six hours to make and has a

net worth of $400. We enjoyed it with a barbecue'd

corn on the cob and a glass of iced Orangina, which turns

out, is actually for gay mountain lions.

First Sandwich Post!

I didn't mean to start off the first sandwich post coming out ablaze with such a controversial topic, but the first photo of a sandwich on this post may or may not actually be a sandwich. So, is the turkey club wrap I'm eating for lunch actually a sandwich or more of a hybrid sandwich? What really constitutes a sandwich? These are some of the issues and topics I would like to take on here at A SANDWICH TO REMEMBER... and get our hands dirty and uncover the truth behind sandwiches. I've invited a group of sandwich experts to share their experiences from the past and present, as well as the future of sandwiches in an ever changing sandwich world of possibilities.

Tell me about your sandwiches. Photograph those sandwiches. Don't be shy. Don't feel overwhelmed. We're here for you. Discover a little bit about yourself one sandwich at a time.