Sandwich poll

[Jalapeñomel]

It depends on the sandwich. Sometimes I put mustard on it, sometimes I don't.

I hate mayo though, so that shit never touches my food.

[luckyval]

I only eat mustard on sandwiches.

As far as application - both slices of bread need some mustardy love

[mrsbro]

Hmm

I condiment up one side, spoosh that side to the dry side, and wala both sides get condiments.

[polka]

I do not like mayonnaise, so I don't put it on my sandwiches. But I put any other condiments on one side of the bread, or in a zig zag across both sides if I am having it in a roll.

[spellingbea]

Mustard on one side, mayo on the other.

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SPECIAL SNOWFLAKE

Mayo on one piece, mustard on both pieces. Pickles and anything else get stacked on meat.
Heh. Meat.

[Deleted]

A sandwich without some kind of lubrication is not worth eating.

[madringal]

I put mine directly on the meat. Is this not a common alternative for putting in on the bread?

[Deleted]

I put condiments on one side. H puts them on both. The amount he puts on both is equal to what I put on one side so it's not really about dryness (that's what she said).

Now, for hot dogs? I put condiments under the dog, between the dog and the bun so as not to get them on my upper lip when I bite down (that's what he said).

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Oct 3, 2013 12:06:27 GMT -5 madringal said:

I put mine directly on the meat. Is this not a common alternative for putting in on the bread?

This is not as effective.  Bread will retain the condiment(s) better.

[SKP82]

I put mayo on one piece of bread and mustard on the other.

I can't wait to have a Publix sub after I have this baby!

[madringal]

Oct 3, 2013 12:14:44 GMT -5 @misoangry said:

Oct 3, 2013 12:06:27 GMT -5 madringal said:

I put mine directly on the meat. Is this not a common alternative for putting in on the bread?

This is not as effective.  Bread will retain the condiment(s) better.

I don't know about that.  Bread is all spongy and I think it sucks up all my yummy flavors.  I think I can totally taste it more if it is directly on the meat.

[speckledfrog]

Both sides is winning. Mind blown.

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Oct 3, 2013 12:21:14 GMT -5 toledo said:

Oct 3, 2013 12:04:40 GMT -5 @misoangry said:

A sandwich without some kind of lubrication is not worth eating.

Maybe your meat is too dry.

As if I'd deign to eat dry meat.  Psh.

[jane6672]

Oct 3, 2013 12:04:40 GMT -5 @misoangry said:

A sandwich without some kind of lubrication is not worth eating.

I steal some condiment packets from the work fridge.

Then I apply them to the top piece of bread.

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Oct 3, 2013 12:48:05 GMT -5 jane6672 said:

Oct 3, 2013 12:04:40 GMT -5 @misoangry said:

A sandwich without some kind of lubrication is not worth eating.

I steal some condiment packets from the work fridge.

Then I apply them to the top piece of bread.

NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO.

LOL.

[snickers]

Both pieces, go big or go home.

[chickadee77]

No condiments on sandwiches. But on, say a burger, if I use ketchup I just put it on one side. But I don't always use ketchup.

[DotAndBuzz]

Roasted red pepper hummus, liberally, on both pieces of bread.

FAR superior to mayo or mustard.

[wannabe]

Both pieces, but butter. Not mayo. Mayo only happens when I'm desperate.

[BlackCanary]

Both pieces. I'm with @kevin arnold, add all the mayo!

[blanca]

Condiments go in between slices of meat or in between meat and lettuce. Prevents soggy bread