Why are Deli Subs better than homemade ones?

i feel like i watched you make the same sandwich 18 times

Addition: In murica. Where people call "making a sandwich" cooking.

And to make it short: Its sugar. Lots of sugar. Big Pharma want that sweet insuline money guys.

Nobody in the history of ever has anyone said Deli food is better then home food...home food always wins..unless you don't know how to make food..

It's absolutely wild to me that Americans don't put butter on sandwiches. Butter belongs on every sandwich, savoury or sweet, period.

The biggest thing is definitely seasoning. most restaurants use a ton of salt and pepper and other seasoning ingredients, where at home, we tend to be conservative with them.

As a construction worker I lived on Subway. I got 2 subs on Monday eat one that night then half for lunch the next day then buy one a day til Thursday night. I liked Cousins subs more but they went away in my area. I don't know if it's there anymore but the best sub I ever had was in Spring Valley Wisconsin at a small store that made subs but sold other things. My foreman would drive us to the store and they were the best thing ever. In my normal life I don't go anywhere near there so I have never been back but they were awesome.

pro tip: you have an amazing mustache. your cheeks are a little patchy, so i would recommend keeping them shaved. your chin is questionable, but i feel like straight mustache would be the best move for you

I feel like taking a single bite from any of these sandwiches would be enough to make me cry. They all look so good.

I don't like sandwich lube.

Lost me the moment you said "mouth feel." There is a word that that has the same meaning and it's been in use forever, it's "texture." The term "mouth feel" was invented by people who started learning about food but didn't have the vocabulary for it and so they invented new words. Also it sounds dumb.

You lost me at lubricants. To me there is nothing worse than a wet/soggy sandwich. I go light on anything wet. Mustard, Balsamic, oil, and vinegar etc. I want to taste it not splash around in it. Also, since the majority of the time I eat a sandwich while driving, I can't have a mess dripping down my hands. Also, Mayo is disguesting.

FLippin brilliant

Theyre actually not

I spray a little WD-40 on my sub to keep it lubricated.

As someone who lives for a really good sandwich, I really liked this video.

But as someone who grew up in the Black Forest... My dude, that is NOT Black Forest Ham. Real, dried and smoked Black Forest Ham doesn't really lend itself to sandwiches sadly

Title of the video- Answer- They're not. Also, the vegan parts of peoples food is what makes them taste good. LOL Salt, seasonings, lettuce, tomatoes, onions. Get wrecked. Even the non vegan condiments, what you think they use to make that taste good.

Sorry,
My home made sandwiches are superior😊

Making a good grinder has a more to do with the kinds of meats first, bread, cheeses and dressings after. Season well, esp if you like the hots.

They are not!