Candwich?

migtig

aka Mrs. Giant
Can't be any worse than a C-ration or MRE. I think I still have a P-38 can opener somewhere. :lol: I don't have a problem with it as an emergency food back-up. I'd eat it. I've eaten worse.
 

Cowgirl

Well-Known Member
THe actual product doesn't sound nearly as gross as the description ("canned sandwhich"). I probably wouldn't eat them because I can make a PBJ sandwhich for much cheaper, and the homemade version is much healthier. No telling what's in that crap. :lol: Like the frozen Crustables. :dead:
 

Merlin99

Visualize whirled peas
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migtig

aka Mrs. Giant
This doesn't sound any different than taking out a cannister of PB&J to make a sandwich.

But think about a situation where you have to hide out in your bunker so the zombies don't get you...this would be perfect for those kind of situations. :bubble:

Or if you don't have any bread in the house.

:roflmao:
 

hvp05

Methodically disorganized
I expected this to be a candy sandwich also. :lol:

At first I had to wonder what would be the point. But it does seem potentially useful, particularly as a survivalist tool. Put them in the bunker for the end of 2012 or, as that wildlife expert said, take them into the wilderness. I'd try them.
 

Bay_Kat

Tropical
I expected this to be a candy sandwich also. :lol:

At first I had to wonder what would be the point. But it does seem potentially useful, particularly as a survivalist tool. Put them in the bunker for the end of 2012 or, as that wildlife expert said, take them into the wilderness. I'd try them.

Reminds me of that movie "Overboard" with Goldie Hawn when she was making the kids PB&J sandwiches and was sticking the m&ms on them, pushing them into the bread. :killingme
 
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