ITT: How to layer a sandwich

Top
Majority of sauce/condiments
Veggies
Greens
Meat
Small amount of sauce, condiments
Bottom

Like the picture then meat pickles avo onions cat food in middle then cheese

>>8326616
>no fruit slot

Condiment on both top and bottom
Then, from bottom to top in this order:
Meat
Cheese
Veggie

sprinkle cat food on mustard and mayo to prevent the kibbles from falling out upon lifting.

>>8327449
I was thinking the same thing lol

>>8326593
Related question to OP's. Anyone know how to fold and layer the meat slices to get the sandwhich to look like one of those works of art in advertisements?

>>8327707
Like an S

>>8326593

If you don't care about presentation just take all the ingredients and mash them together like a snowball

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>>8326593
Narrow up your question, faggot.
Depends on if they are for:
>immediate consumption
>to be wrapped for taking away on a jaunt or outdoor activity
>to be stored overnight or any other length of time

I use to make a 3 tier layer sandwhich that consisted of 1st layer being ham then 2nd being home made egg salad and the top with liverwurst.

Tastes 10 times better then it sounds.

>>8327827
>Tastes 10 times better then it sounds.
It truely sounds horrible.

>>8326656
>fruit
Homo

>>8326593
things like sauces and tomatoes in the middle, 'cause I don't like the bread getting soggy and then other stuff in contact with the bread

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>putting condiments directly on the bread without toasting it first
>raw white onions
>cat food????

>>8328750
What's wrong with raw white onions?

>>8329749

he has irritable pussy syndrome