The Bitter Guide to Buying Sliced Meat
Sep. 18th, 2006 12:24 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
thebitterguyHave I already asked this? I can't remember.
But, yes. There is something that vexes me. It tasks me. It tasks me, and I will have my satisfaction.
Could you please tell me, why do people buy sandwich meat by weight? I mean, seriously. If you are buying sandwich meat, it's entirely likely you'll be using it to make sandwiches, right? And who makes a sandwich by weight? No one. No one makes a sandwich with 45 grams of meat. You make a sandwich by slice. One, two, three slices, whatever you want, that's what you use to make the sandwich.
Some simple math (three meat sandwich days x two people x two slices per sandwich = 12 slices of meat!) will save you and the nice people at the deli counter a great deal of aggravation.
Seriously, unless there's this great common knowledge that never got passed on to me (and, given my life, that's very possible!) about the weight of different types of meats per slice, why should anyone order 150 grams of ham? Just order slices, darnit!
But, yes. There is something that vexes me. It tasks me. It tasks me, and I will have my satisfaction.
Could you please tell me, why do people buy sandwich meat by weight? I mean, seriously. If you are buying sandwich meat, it's entirely likely you'll be using it to make sandwiches, right? And who makes a sandwich by weight? No one. No one makes a sandwich with 45 grams of meat. You make a sandwich by slice. One, two, three slices, whatever you want, that's what you use to make the sandwich.
Some simple math (three meat sandwich days x two people x two slices per sandwich = 12 slices of meat!) will save you and the nice people at the deli counter a great deal of aggravation.
Seriously, unless there's this great common knowledge that never got passed on to me (and, given my life, that's very possible!) about the weight of different types of meats per slice, why should anyone order 150 grams of ham? Just order slices, darnit!
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Date: 2006-09-19 12:22 am (UTC)I order by the weight. If I want enough for a couple days of lunch, 1/4 pound meat, 1/4 pound cheese. Bam. If I want enough for more, 1/2 pound of each. Bam.
Plus, I also use it in other cookings, too. Hey, making a salad, could use a little ham shredded on top? Bam.