#a good lazy sandwich is something you cobble together out of crap that was already in the fridge . is all im saying here

[teethsmoothie]

ive worked mostly food service, & i think an important part of the restaurant style sandwich process that a lot of youtubers are missing, is that some of the ingredients have to have been sitting in the fridge for a little longer than a lot of people would like. if you're really trying to mimic that fast food flavor

i have never eaten a better at home sandwich than the ones i make with leftover vegetables from burger night. something about the tomatoes and onions hanging out, sitting in their own business in a container in the fridge overnight, two days, maybe three. same with the meat, you gotta get that store brand shit that's hanging out in the plastic bag. don't go getting the fresh sliced deli stuff

i get trying to enhance the recipes that's all well and good. but if you're looking for something thats closer to the same thing at a place you get a big sub for $7 . you gotta understand that they prep a crapton of ingredients and leave em in the fridge