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Tried and Tasted: Sandwiches
This month the Tried and Tasted lunchbox was filled with high street
ready made sandwiches. Open to all sarnies below 350 calories, here's what
happened when we peeled back the film...
Conclusion
The world of low calorie sandwiches, though not empty, doesn't seem to
be a very busy, daring or inspiring place. We did see that it is possible
to make great sarnies without needing huge amounts of fat or calories. It
seems no one flavour is necessarily going to make a good sandwich and
similarly there can be no great leaps forward if we stick to the same safe
set of fillings.
One factor in the industry could be that some larger chains may find it
easier to shift their own sandwiches and can use less preservatives and
fresher ingredients. This may mean own brand sandwiches can taste better
than their more widely available cousins.
Though some of these are great choices when you need something on the
go, you could do a lot better taking the time to prepare your own low
calorie sandwich to your own taste.
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Published:
20/12/2007
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