How pre-packaged sandwiches are made

No gloves?!

Never eating pre-packed sandwiches again

Legendary photo tactics

Nice

I counted 9 people touching one Ham & Cheese sandwich with their bare hands with wedding rings on!!! Can we send hygiene control on the FOO GO in UK? Only 3 people touching this food weared gloves. This is clearly unacceptable, even outside of EU.

Nice touch, using bare hands.

I have literally never thought about this in my life. Now I want a sandwich 🥪

On the 🎯 😄

no gloves 🤢

I curious how much of these sandwiches are actually consumed? 🤔

No gloves handling food 🤢

doubled edged sword here. our loss of connection to work through mechanization has removed so much meaning and variety from our lives. incremental compartmentalization of tasks is taking man, who was once integrated with many of life's processes, to an automaton of industry.

Thank you for sharing this. It's enlightening for sure.

Prepared with love

We've come to understand that "tech" is the latest app emanating from Silicon Valley, but I actually think that the technology shown in this film to make a humble sandwich, and which has been around for decades, is far more impressive

I wonder why some of the workers use gloves and some not. It was a bit strange seeing bare hands grabbing handfuls of shredded cheese and just plopping it on the sandwich.

So sanitary the way these sandwiches are made! Who would've thought? #FoodSafety

Just like mom used to make. ❤️

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GIVE ME A MILLION IMPRESSIONS

That's why they are sooooo shit.

My takeaway, a log of ham

Never eating pre-packed sandwiches again 🤢 why no gloves?

Swirling in serenity.💫🌊

Need to learn the procedure of proof reading. 🫣

Wear some fu€king gloves, for goodness sakes!!!

Assembly line of this kind in the 21st century!

...and I will never eat a packaged sandwitch again.

I see bare hands. Don’t ever eat those.

The production of pre-packaged sandwiches involves several stages. First, ingredients like bread, meats, cheeses, and condiments are sourced and quality-checked. Next, an assembly line is set up, with workers or machinery placing the desired amount of each ingredient onto the bread. The sandwiches are then assembled, and often cut into halves or quarters for packaging. Packaging involves sealing the sandwich in a way that maintains freshness and prevents spoilage. After packaging, the sandwiches undergo quality control checks before being distributed to retailers or consumers.

Not as much fun without Greg Wallace commentating.

Good evening sir

Yikes! Line workers are handling food with apparently bare hands. As hands are covered with fungus, they are contaminating the sandwiches in the process. Yes?