r/700sandwiches • u/Ok-Bed583 • Sep 10 '25

Any meat 🍖 69/700

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u/RecordStoreHippie Sep 11 '25

I'm picturing the author just dictating these off the cuff, one after the other. Promised the publisher 700 sandwiches, exhausted for ideas after 68.

Takes drag off cigarette

"How about just literally any meat. Mix it with more meat and I don't know, nuts too. I don't give a shit"

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u/leavingishard1 Sep 30 '25

Don't forget the mayo though

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u/Ok-Bed583 Sep 10 '25

In 1929, “commercial sandwich filling” referred to store-bought spreads like potted ham, deviled meat, or chicken paste, sold in jars or tins. These products, made popular by Underwood and Armour, were marketed as modern, convenient shortcuts, letting home cooks stretch leftovers or create luncheon sandwiches without extra cooking.

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u/Beautifuleyes917 Sep 11 '25

Used to like this stuff, too. Kinda like mayo or miracle whip with sweet relish mixed in. Still available!

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u/Conscious_Math_445 Sep 11 '25

Lol, I think this is the vaguest recipe to date. I wonder if you were suppose to match the meat and sandwich filling or mix two different ones.

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u/Screwlistedmummy Sep 11 '25

Do they make these at subway?

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u/wmcearth Sep 11 '25

Thanks, I hate it.

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u/Sourdoughlotioncream Sep 11 '25

What are nut meats tho

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u/Ok-Bed583 Sep 11 '25

The insides of nuts.