I remember my DS once saying to me when he was little "just cut it in two please, I can't eat 4".Triangles. 4 if you love me. 2 if you’re lazy.
Anything else and it’s war.
It seemed like all the other kids at school had the fancy triangle-cut sandwiches, yet my mother insisted on cutting my sandwiches into rectangles thereby confirming my suspicions that we were, in fact, a low class family.
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Corner-to-corner into halves (like all normal people), but if you were coming over then it would be into 4 perfect triangles with the crusts precisely trimmed.Unless of course your advance-team instructed me to do something different.
AND THAT’S ANOTHER THING!!!!
So many won’t eat the end slices of the loaf. Yet for hamburgers and hot dogs they’re eating the heels of mini loaves. And they’ll gag even worse if one dares to suggest they put the burger between two middle slices of white bread.
How is it “That’s different”?
The crust-to-innards ratio is much better in a bun than in the heel of a standard-sliced loaf. So I get why one works and the other does not.So many won’t eat the end slices of the loaf. Yet for hamburgers and hot dogs they’re eating the heels of mini loaves. And they’ll gag even worse if one dares to suggest they put the burger between two middle slices of white bread.
How is it “That’s different”?
This cracks me up. As if it's more effort to cut diagonally.For company, diagonal. For just family, rectangle.
Flagged.The only difference I can think of is that the heel has crust al over one side which makes it sturdier to use as a bun. Regular bread is softer and tends to get soggy quickly.
My mother used to use english muffins as hamburger buns. When we were out of hotdog buns we would cut the hotdogs almost in half vertically (butterfly cut) and lay them flat on the bread to make a sandwich.
As for cutting a sandwich, a diagonal cut for triangles is pretty but a vertical cut for rectangles keeps the filling in place better. I cut into 2 rectangles.
Flagged.
*shakes fist in air, shouting, “Rectangles!!!??”*
You were meant for each other, ya weirdos.Rectangles. But wife finds it off that any adult cuts a sandwich at all.
My advance team would advise you to serve me the heels of the loaf. Cut into just two isosceles triangles.
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AND THAT’S ANOTHER THING!!!!
So many won’t eat the end slices of the loaf. Yet for hamburgers and hot dogs they’re eating the heels of mini loaves. And they’ll gag even worse if one dares to suggest they put the burger between two middle slices of white bread.
How is it “That’s different”?
Except liverwurst.So gross, talking to you mom.
I like triangles, then those cut in half so I have four triangles.On standard white or wheat bread.
Diagonally into triangles or across into rectangles?
My mother cut across into rectangles. I wanted triangles. It’s a well established fact that sandwiches cut into triangles taste better, especially if the bread is toasted.