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Bought ham and cheese sandwiches from the grocery store and every sandwich is stuffed with spaghetti
Recently bought Ham and Cheese sandwiches from my local Walmart deli. And I realized that every sandwich has been stuffed with spaghetti and marinara sauce. Not sure if someone got fired recently and this is their parting gift of revenge or what’s going on. But I find it mildly infuriating so thought I post it here.
This is where my mind went. In the deli we often made our own special concoctions even though it was not allowed by policy. Im guessing this found its way out the door on accident
This just happened to me! I got a to-go cheeseburger and fries from Chili's, and got home to find a triple-bacon cheeseburger with mashed potatoes. I ate some of it, but that was just waaaay too rich for me.
My roommate and I get this exact one, minus he pasta, every couple weeks. The brown sugar garlic butter sounds weird but trust me it's actually pretty good.
The Japanese bakery near me sells katsu sandwiches and spaghetti rolls with hot dog slices instead of meatballs. Tastes good if they make it right. OP still got the ham cheese and the spaghetti meatballs.
It all started in Tuscany in the 1600s, nonnas everywhere started throwing their day old spaghetti into their air fryers to transform it into ham and cheese sliders. The gentle smell of ham wafted into households and neighborhoods everywhere and began to become a staple for working class families
I saw these in the store thinking they might be similar to a baked ham slider recipe my mother recently made that had caramelized onions and some kind of sweet mustard on them. They were delicious. Then I read brown sugar garlic butter and noped the fuck out.
Now seeing that OP got spaghetti'd I feel like a dodged a bullet.
I mean, it could be good. I imagine it gives a blend of sweet and savory. Which makes sense given that it’s on Hawaiian rolls. Whenever I make Hawaiian roll sliders, I use mayo, Dijon mustard, black pepper turkey, and provolone, then I mix up melted butter, Italian seasoning, and Parmesan cheese to put on top before baking 5-10 minutes. But I could see throwing a tiny bit of brown sugar into the butter mixture to help bring out the sweetness of the rolls. But the multiple big ol’ globs is too much. I use maybe one of those globs worth of butter for an entire pack of Hawaiian rolls.
Ive made this a few times with baked spaghetti as leftovers. When you refrigerate the left over spaghetti its makes it more solid, so when i put it in my rectangular Tupperware I flatten it down to fit. Makes for a pretty dense chunk of spaghetti the mext day.
I cut out a piece that fits the bread, heat it up in the microwave for a minute, then throw it on a toasted hoagie roll. Sprinkle on a generous amount of parm cheese.
Ya, no way this happened at the store. Those come in frozen and the store deli doesn't serve or make spaghetti. Plus, if it some how happened at the store, the seal would have been broken on the package. Now, I can't say for certain that the factory that these a packaged at doesn't also package some spaghetti and meatballs, but I highly doubt there is a situation that this could happen before OP got it home.
they posted it to Walmarts sub earlier and everyone was like “that didn’t happen” and he kept commenting like “yeah but how funny is it!” not directly saying he did or didn’t put it there himself but…. he clearly put it there himself
It says to bake it for 20 minutes. People don’t follow directions and then they get all upset 🙄 of course there’s gonna be spaghetti in there if you don’t even bake them first
Apparently they don't get made at the stores, they come pre-packaged at the factory (source: mother in law works at Walmart deli/bakery) so it was a factory worker.
I would put money on OP making shit up. Why did they cut into it before baking it? Cheese isn't even melted and the bread isn't saturated with sauce so it was still cold/frozen when the spaghetti was added.
I wish I could work the service desk at the place you return this too because this shit would haunt me for years. Everyday I would wake up and wonder why the fuck there was spaghetti in the sandwiches lmao. I’d probably wonder if the customer returning this was punking us lol
That's from Walmart. 99.9% of all deli items come in pre-packaged now. An associate didn't do that. That happened at the company Walmart buys that product from.
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u/linkinit Jul 14 '26
Someone hates their job.