U.S. inventors dream up ultimate convenience food... sandwiches in a TIN

Daily Mail ^ | July 8, 2010 | Staff

[C19fan]

U.S. inventors have dreamt up the ultimate in lunchtime convenience food for busy consumers - a sandwich in a can. The aptly named Candwich comes in three flavours - peanut butter and strawberry jam, peanut butter and grape jam and barbecue chicken - and is being sold in vending machines across Utah. Marketed at people on the go including students, construction workers and 'soccer moms', the canned sandwiches do not require refrigeration and have a long shelf life.

[GeronL]

I meant “lazy” as in always looking for ways to make things easier or more convenient.

It’s the American way!

Not lazy as in laying on the couch watching TV with potato chip residue around their mouth.

heh

[GeronL]

Kind of a good idea for a soda company to buy this and sell soda and sandwiches out of the same machine!

[MississippiMan]

Okay, thanks for the expanded explanation. :-)

MM

[GeronL]

It was CYA for sure, huh?

[Mr_Moonlight]

In 1988, I was digging a foxhole near Hanau Germany can came up with a can of cheese (c-ration) with a manufacture date of 1943.

Hey, that cheese may have come from the same batch which Captain Queeg 'discovered' had been stolen by some 'chowhound' ... earning himself a nice commendation award.

Now ... about those missing Strawberries .......

[SJSAMPLE]

After the Zombie Apocalypse, it might sound quite tasty.

Just sayin’.