Guys, what’s your ultimate high-street sandwich/wrap/baguette?
No indie sandwich shop nonsense. I’m talking chains (e.g. Pret, Eat) only. No salads, no soups. Just yer standard #content enveloped in a carbohydrate-heavy substance.
For me, it’s Leon’s chicken and chorizo club wrap. And I’ll be having one today.
Chat encouraged.
I guess I’m not allowed to have Deeney’s?
Correct. That is not in the spirit of this thread.
Hmm. I’m quite partial to the chicken and sweetcorn sandwich from M&S, especially if I can’t be arsed to chew.
Pod’s mozzarrella baguette is great. Pret’s avocado wrap is nice.
Today im having a freebird burrito.
Any, any supermarket ~£1 cheese and onion.
This would be me SSOC (sainsburys sandwich of choice_
narrow second to the TtD Salt Beef & Tewkesbury Style Mustard Dressing imo
Even if money weren’t a consideration?
I bloody love them.
Occasionally would get a triple, but depends what’s in it. Also quite like duck wraps.
Also: Pret’s cheese and ham baguette thing is well good. I think it depends on the shop massively for me.
Sub thread: bread cooked is called toast, bread frozen is called frozen bread, we should come up with a name for it…who’s with me?
froast
Convenience?
I used to very much like Leon’s fish finger wrap.
Now I quite like Pret’s vegan options especially the chickpea wrap.
Waitrose’s do a salt beef with emmenthal, mustard and gherkin on a pretzel roll thing.
That.
Some people at my office go to EAT or Tesco every single day. That’s like such a huge amount of your life wasted on a shit sarnie.
Quite like M&S Cheese and Celerly, cause I’m a weirdo.
Do enjoy these aye.
Like a classic M&S triple - for taste/ quantity and nostalgia reasons
1x prawn mayo
1x BLT
1xchicken
Hmmmm - you’ve clearly not eaten the right HSS (high street sandwich). If only there were a thread on the best of the best…