Comments on: When you can’t beat ‘em, join ‘em: Capture errant fillings by Patrolling the Border! http://www.simplysandwiches.net/2009/04/04/when-you-cant-beat-em-join-em-capture-errant-fillings-by-patrolling-the-border/ Sandwiches. Just Sandwiches. (Reviews, theory, discussion and news) Tue, 25 May 2010 15:19:08 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: jake http://www.simplysandwiches.net/2009/04/04/when-you-cant-beat-em-join-em-capture-errant-fillings-by-patrolling-the-border/comment-page-1/#comment-630 jake Wed, 08 Apr 2009 18:00:07 +0000 http://www.simplysandwiches.net/?p=540#comment-630 Great illustrations!! Awesome post. I do tend to use this technique, but never had an explanation or name to call it by...most always with subs featuring ingredients that are not a true solid (tuna or chicken salad, sauce from meatball sub, etc.). Patrolling the border is the best technique I know of, unless someone looks forward to eating the fallout with a fork or something! (I'd rather call it fallout then 'droppings' or such...sounds like bird poop. I think a sandwich wouldn't serve its purpose of being a 'portable food' if fallout was common, you know, like the consumer would be better off with a plate of food if they want to use utensils. Great illustrations!! Awesome post. I do tend to use this technique, but never had an explanation or name to call it by…most always with subs featuring ingredients that are not a true solid (tuna or chicken salad, sauce from meatball sub, etc.). Patrolling the border is the best technique I know of, unless someone looks forward to eating the fallout with a fork or something! (I’d rather call it fallout then ‘droppings’ or such…sounds like bird poop.

I think a sandwich wouldn’t serve its purpose of being a ‘portable food’ if fallout was common, you know, like the consumer would be better off with a plate of food if they want to use utensils.

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