🎄 Christmas sandwiches 🥪 2023 - tastiest? - best value?

Coffeekup

MSE_James said:

Tried the Boots Christmas Collection yesterday:

      And?

Rosa_Damascena

Coffeekup said:

MSE_James said:

Tried the Boots Christmas Collection yesterday:

      And?

Proof of life required. @MSE_James - please confirm you have lived to see another day.

MSE_James

Still here to tell the tale!  Couldn't decide which sandwich to choose, so went for a bit of everything in the 'Christmas collection' triple.  Perfectly satisfactory but not outstanding. 

In MSE style I paid for it with my Advantage card points so didn't directly cost me anything. 

Rosa_Damascena

MSE_James said:

Still here to tell the tale!  Couldn't decide which sandwich to choose, so went for a bit of everything in the 'Christmas collection' triple.  Perfectly satisfactory but not outstanding. 

In MSE style I paid for it with my Advantage card points so didn't directly cost me anything. 

MSE_Martin will explain the concept of opportunity cost to you!

I'm been forced to taking an early lunch break and have just eaten a supermarket sandwich out of desperation (didn't get a chance to eat last night and have been reliably informed that I'm getting grouchy). It really didn't taste of anything, much less a fresh product and had a weird claggy texture.

I have eaten hundreds of such items in the past w/o giving it a second thought, yes its convenient but its really not nice food! I have Chris Van Tullekan to thank for my awakening .

jon81uk

I've tried Tesco, Sainsbury's and Co-Op Turkey and Trimmings sandwiches and Tesco is the best of the three, plenty of meat and a good flavour. Sainsbury's seemed to be missing something and co-op was OK. Tesco meal deal also cheapest at £3.40.

Also tried Tesco Yule Hog wrap and it was disappointing, very mushy pulled pork.