Do you read sandwiches top to bottom or bottom to top?
Would you say this sandwich has mayo, lettuce tomato, turkey and cheese or is it a cheese, turkey, tomato, lettuce and mayo sandwich?
by Luke72w
29 Comments
Lil_Cool_J
No
everydayasl
Wow. Never I would think that until now. I always go from top to bottom. Yummy.
knarfolled
Kissa4ever
I prefer to start with meat, cheese, veggies, condiments then bread
Dr__Flo__
Bottom to top. Same order you build it in.
Unusual-Self27
Bottom to top.
RoadPizza94
I was a Jimmy John’s mayo master for 6 years. I’d go meat, cheese, veggies, condiments, bread.
ellabfine
Idk I never learned to read in sandwiches. But I feel like it makes the most sense to do proteins, cheese, toppings, and then condiments
FHCynicalCortex
Neither, i go by what the ingredients are, starting with meat, then toppings, then condiments
ladyhammy
As long as it’s good who cares
HeroHas
Turkey sandwich. The rest is implied at my household.
Eebo85
Whatever catches the eye first
urmomshowerhead
Diagonally
Odd-Rough-9051
Y’all be reading?
thatsnotyourtaco
I go middle top bottom
UnkindPotato2
Meat(s) (or primary constituent), then “lettuce and tomato”, then other shit, then cheese, then bread
“turkey, lettuce and tomato with provolone, on rye”
“BLT with swiss on italian”
“Cucumber and cream cheese on white”
“Ham and cheese on sourdough”
GI581d
Start center, radiate outward
EasyCZ75
Meat first
scratchandtimber
I generally read sandwiches left to right.
CandyFlippin4Life
Yes
apex_super_predator
Wow good question. For me it’s top to bottom but society has been programmed to go bottom to the top due to sandwich and burger commercials.
TTIGRAASlime
I start in the middle and go up and down at the same time also I would love some bacon on this sandwich.
Cattysnoop
I stop reading once I see there’s no bacon.
k2on0s-23
Depends on the sandwich but usually top to bottom.
weather_it_be
Does it matter? It’s all going to the same place. Thats the way I see it 😂
Clean_Lettuce9321
If I were ordering this I would definitely say: I’d like turkey with Swiss, lettuce and tomato (in my case mustard) on white bread toasted.
Danna-Marie
Hmmm…….. I always start with the star of the show. For me, that’s always the meat. Next is the type of bread, then comes the topping: veggies, cheese and lastly the sauces.
29 Comments
No
Wow. Never I would think that until now. I always go from top to bottom. Yummy.
I prefer to start with meat, cheese, veggies, condiments then bread
Bottom to top. Same order you build it in.
Bottom to top.
I was a Jimmy John’s mayo master for 6 years. I’d go meat, cheese, veggies, condiments, bread.
Idk I never learned to read in sandwiches. But I feel like it makes the most sense to do proteins, cheese, toppings, and then condiments
Neither, i go by what the ingredients are, starting with meat, then toppings, then condiments
As long as it’s good who cares
Turkey sandwich. The rest is implied at my household.
Whatever catches the eye first
Diagonally
Y’all be reading?
I go middle top bottom
Meat(s) (or primary constituent), then “lettuce and tomato”, then other shit, then cheese, then bread
“turkey, lettuce and tomato with provolone, on rye”
“BLT with swiss on italian”
“Cucumber and cream cheese on white”
“Ham and cheese on sourdough”
Start center, radiate outward
Meat first
I generally read sandwiches left to right.
Yes
Wow good question. For me it’s top to bottom but society has been programmed to go bottom to the top due to sandwich and burger commercials.
I start in the middle and go up and down at the same time also I would love some bacon on this sandwich.
I stop reading once I see there’s no bacon.
Depends on the sandwich but usually top to bottom.
Does it matter? It’s all going to the same place. Thats the way I see it 😂
If I were ordering this I would definitely say:
I’d like turkey with Swiss, lettuce and tomato (in my case mustard) on white bread toasted.
Hmmm…….. I always start with the star of the show. For me, that’s always the meat. Next is the type of bread, then comes the topping: veggies, cheese and lastly the sauces.
Inside out
Yes