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Hey, when your hungry, you'll eat anything, but I'd prefer this if I had to have my meal bottled or canned.
No thanks.
Mark Kirkland is used to skeptics. He’s comfortable with critics. He’s unfazed by the reaction he typically gets the first time people hear about his invention: “Ewwwwwwww.”
Kirkland, 50, of Salt Lake City, Utah, has dedicated more than a decade of his life to a single concept: The sandwich in a can.
Or, actually, make that a few concepts: Sandwiches in a can. Pizza in a can. French toast in a can. Cinnamon rolls in a can.
Why a can? Because, when combined with techniques similar to those used to preserve Meals Ready-to-Eat for soldiers, an aluminum can keeps food fresh for a full year or even longer. Yes, that’s right: A fresh, year-old sandwich.
And cans have an added benefit, Kirkland noted: They fit perfectly inside all the soda vending machines that exist, well, everywhere. That means his “Candwich” products could be sold in both stores and vending machines.
“So think about it,” Kirkland explained. “You’re a mom running your kids between school, piano lessons, soccer. Stopping at a fast-food restaurant takes time. This is something that literally could roll around the car for a few months. ... I kind of compare it to bottled water when it first came out. At the time I thought, ‘Why would I pay a dollar for a bottle of water when I can just go to the water fountain?’ Now I drink bottled water every day. It’s convenient.”
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Hey, when your hungry, you'll eat anything, but I'd prefer this if I had to have my meal bottled or canned.
Wow. Getting high off off cough medicine and now this?!!! Man, it is and out there. Oy vey!
No. Not anything. Not a candwich.
Hmm.. I actually think that's pretty ingenious. I'd try it out. It probably sucks, but no worse than the sandwiches you pick up at a gas station. And it can't suck worse than MREs.
This is pretty foul but I always cringe when I pass by this at the grocery store
Eeeeeeek
I'm afraid to know what the masa is made out of.This is pretty foul but I always cringe when I pass by this at the grocery store
Eeeeeeek
When it comes between death or a candwich...I'll take the candwich.
When the hits the fan...and it will some day...somebody somewhere will have these stocked up and will sell them for big bucks. Not that money will mean much by then.
MREs.I remember after a long day I'd scarf them down.
"masa"
Sounds as bad as those Jones turkey dinner flavored sodas.
Dude MREs are the ! I can eat a load of those.
Are they actually selling this anywhere. I can imagine some dude pressing the wrong button and getting this . I would at least open it up and investigate.
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