Tesco swandwhiches are actually quite nice, they look like the've been made well, M&S ones are ok as well I think.

Not good enough.

me

You need a tour in there

http://i.dailymail.co.uk/i/pix/2015/...3711741645.jpg

I had no idea these type of things were still put together by humans

Technology needs to put some more people out of work already

Yes China is working on robots
that can work Non stop
but humans must ensure the line
is running at full stock for them

Are Told to Double up amounts
for that Tricky Company

Why?

So you will see all hand washing is working well

Those pictures look vile.

But this doesn't affect me, anyway. I've never brought pre-packed sandwiches from any supermarket ever, and don't intend to in the future.

I make my own homemade sandwich, if I want to have outside the home.

Plus, why is there so much mayonnaise on that sandwich? Nasteh!

It has a weight
so thats the Main Filler
in some cases


[The industrial plant are part of an operation that makes a staggering three million sandwiches a week]

Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...#ixzz3cTHHIxpP

http://i.dailymail.co.uk/i/pix/2015/...3711796181.jpg

Squash it down then , Lady

How do you know this?

bet they do worse when the cameras are off too

Those pictures are sickening.
I'm steering clear from this thread.

It was on SkyNewsHD

Look at the open sores and the suspiciously infected looking fingers of this person, tell me your opinion of whether this is a safe practice, not the opinion of sky news.

Yes I posted that
moaning about the Blood

Then how will handwashing prevent sores weeping?

I've been put off chicken and bacon wraps from Tesco now </3

The article gives you the impression that it's the foreign people who are unhygeinic which I think is unfair. I bet it's mostly the British people who don't use gloves

Pre-packed things are generally pretty rank. However, to play devil's advocate here, I worked as a chef (in a student pub - finest burgers, fish and chips, bangers and mash and macaroni cheese in town :joker: ) and you don't wear gloves working in a kitchen, you just frequently wash your hands and have to be careful not to cross-contaminate or touch yourself. On the face / hair / clothes obviously. You have to touch yourself "in that way" sometimes, or you wouldn't be able to make the special sauce.

Yes I agree that worker
should be on a Glove
duty shift


Thats bad

here for all the fecal matter being put nicely in the sandwiches


mmmmm




taste the jobbies :hee:

When you go to a nice restaurant, do you imagine that the chef and all his or her minions wear gloves while they sort out your dinner? No. So long as their hands are washed properly, I don't see a problem.

When was the last time you yourself wore gloves to make someone else a sandwich?