GT3 dilemma, cant decide!!!!!!!
Discussion
so was stood near a GT3 today and its lunch time and i just cant decide what to eat.
should i get a sandwich or go to the burger van...........
sandwiches are always a safe option but then is one from a shop better than one i could make a home. the filling selection might be newer but then, it might just be me, but i think theres something missing from the newer sandwich offerings. they just dont have the feel of the older ones.
burger vans are always great but then theres the whole sauce or no sauce issues. ive always had great burger van experiences but my last one left me feeling windy all day. might be they have started watching their budgets and product isnt quite what it used to be.
both also cost money and depreciation is also a huge concern. market for carefully used sandwiches or burgers is poor right now. will any be worth more in the future when theres no more burgers or sandwiches. anyone got a scoop on whether any might be replaced in the future offering sound potential?
can anyone eating a burger or a sandwich tell me what to do......even if youve eaten one once, or been near one being eaten, or just are able to extrapolate what it might be like to eat one based on eating something, anything once, please share your thoughts. i figure if i take a mass poll of people i dont know then i should be able to make a solid decision.
should i get a sandwich or go to the burger van...........
sandwiches are always a safe option but then is one from a shop better than one i could make a home. the filling selection might be newer but then, it might just be me, but i think theres something missing from the newer sandwich offerings. they just dont have the feel of the older ones.
burger vans are always great but then theres the whole sauce or no sauce issues. ive always had great burger van experiences but my last one left me feeling windy all day. might be they have started watching their budgets and product isnt quite what it used to be.
both also cost money and depreciation is also a huge concern. market for carefully used sandwiches or burgers is poor right now. will any be worth more in the future when theres no more burgers or sandwiches. anyone got a scoop on whether any might be replaced in the future offering sound potential?
can anyone eating a burger or a sandwich tell me what to do......even if youve eaten one once, or been near one being eaten, or just are able to extrapolate what it might be like to eat one based on eating something, anything once, please share your thoughts. i figure if i take a mass poll of people i dont know then i should be able to make a solid decision.
Edited by fioran0 on Monday 5th March 13:20
The truth is that tomorrows sandwich will soon be yesterdays sandwich, just like all the others that have gone before.
When I see someone else eating one I usually salivate and have deep cravings which are only satisfied by having one of my own.
The only way to ensure your sandwich does not depreciate painfully is to buy it from a top notch burger bar or a trustworthy street seller who has gone to great measures to keep it fresh and refrigerated. Also it is a good idea to avoid putting salt on them as this is bad for health.
Also there are some really classic sandwiches that stand the test of time:-
Hot Bacon or Smoked Salmon and Cream Cheese are always more desirable than plain old Chicken or Ham so the public are likely to expect a price premium.
Now where did I last leave by bargain bucket?..............
When I see someone else eating one I usually salivate and have deep cravings which are only satisfied by having one of my own.
The only way to ensure your sandwich does not depreciate painfully is to buy it from a top notch burger bar or a trustworthy street seller who has gone to great measures to keep it fresh and refrigerated. Also it is a good idea to avoid putting salt on them as this is bad for health.
Also there are some really classic sandwiches that stand the test of time:-
Hot Bacon or Smoked Salmon and Cream Cheese are always more desirable than plain old Chicken or Ham so the public are likely to expect a price premium.
Now where did I last leave by bargain bucket?..............
When buying a sandwich it's important to check for dripping sauce as this could indicate a porous block of bread. The last thing you want is to go back to the seller and demand replacement bread, and a filling-out rebuild is only marginally less preferable as it can leave a lot of residual grease in the lining.
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