Sandwiches

[BernardJ33]

Why do supermarkets and chain coffee shops only sell sandwiches on brown bread and not white bread?

[wolf63]

To annoy the customers. Tesco used to sell one sandwich that was on white bread but they changed that to brown bread too.

I wouldn't mind as much if it was nice brown bread but it is tasteless.

[Confused2022]

I don't know where your from, but in the supermarkets I go to they have white bread aswell. But I do tend to notice, it's usually the tuna sandwiches that come with brown bread and chicken and stuffing comes with white bread.

[MargoTester]

Do they call it brown bread of wholemeal bread? I never buy sandwiches

[Canary42]

Market forces

[burlyshirley1]

I often buy sandwiches from my local Sainsbury's and Asda, all on white bread !

[maggiebee]

Buyers market - don't like it, don't buy it.

[pastafreak]

I usually see a mix, not that I take much notice.

[Hopkirk]

Demand

[gingejbee]

To me, sandwiches are something you make yourself - I've never bought pre-made ones. (And then I can choose the bread...wholemeal or granary for preference).

[piggynose]

Does anybody still eat white bread? I havent since 1977!

[TheWinner]

white bread goes stale quicker, and brown bread is more moist.

[Canary42]

I make my own sandwiches at home, with wholemeal bread which I have also made at home.

[Boto]

Plenty of white bread sandwiches available in supermarkets.

[douglas9401]

The key to dealing with supermarket sandwiches is to let them come up to room temperature before hoying them into the bin, especially their 'wraps'.

[DTCwordfan]

Make your own - cheaper and more delicious....here for lunch today, fresh white tranches of a local bakery bread, a vine tomato cut up, a little watercress, 1/3rd of a camembert sliced, a turn of black pepper and then toasted in a pan with butter and a little oil..... cost c. £2.00 for two large sarnies.

[douglas9401]

Sounds like the best thing since tranched bread right enough.