Anyone fancy a canned sandwich?

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Well, do you?

See here (http://consumerist.com/2011/05/the-candwich-goes-on-sale.html).

And here's me thinking that was some sort of innuendo for Tenga.

It took them long enough to finally release these.
Not the craziest food I've seen.

Hmm... let me think... eh... NO.

A convenient sandwich that you have to make yourself? I'm not interested but I do now want a PB and J. But alas, I have neither PB nor bread.

really? $4 for a crappy PB&J? I think I'll pass.

I've read about canned hamburgers you boil in the can and they will be good to think of when I need to induce vomiting.

Why do I envison opening up a canned sandwich only to find soggy white bread covered in congealed jelly like grease like you find in a can of spam with gristly thinly sliced piece of ham and soggy cheese slice.

I lifted a case off a food delievery truck at the resteraunt I worked at it was 6 #10 cans of canned taco meat. Holy s**t was it good. We ate hard shell tacos and burritos for three months at my house and gave a can to our nextdoor neighbor. Normally I don't steal but I overheard the delieverman say to my boss its good that you hire the ret*d. My boss told him I was one of the smarter people that worked there. His reply to that was to say yeah right. All I did was open the door and tell him where to put the delievery. I hope they took the cost of the taco meat out of his pay.

I also had canned bacon before. It comes like a scroll of wax paper that you unroll to reveal the already fried bacon. The bacon was limp but when you put it in a pan to fry it a little bit it became crispy. We used it on hot dogs and baked beans.

You can also get canned whole chickens that look like a diseased stringy chicken covered in congealed meat jelly.

Don't they have canned butter in New Zealand I think it's called Red Feather? You don't see canned butter in the states.

I'd think canned butter would end up tasting very metallic.