How to Make a Sandvich Inspired by Team Fortress 2

Reviewed by Jennifer Levasseur

Last Updated: June 7, 2022 Approved

Do you have a hunger that can only be satisfied by the moist deliciousness of the one and only Sandvich? The Sandvich (Sandvich Edible Device) is an unlockable secondary weapon for the Heavy in TF2. And while it may be in pixel form most of the time, there is absolutely no reason why you can't make this sandwich half featuring triangular bread, lettuce, tomatoes, Swiss cheese and some ham-bologna cross––all finished off with a green pimento-stuffed olive stuck into it with a toothpick.^{[1]
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Ingredients

White sandwich bread
Bologna
Ham
Swiss cheese
Lettuce
Tomatoes
Green olives (pimento-stuffed)

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Fold it and layer the folded pieces.

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Do the same for the ham as for the bologna.
Slice it slightly off the corner for best results.

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Why is this listed under 'Cooking for Children'?

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Maybe because it's so easy to make that even a kid could make it.

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The Swiss cheese keeps coming off the sandwich. What should I do?

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Push the olive toothpick through both pieces of cheese, so that the cheese will stay on the sandwich until you get to the toothpick.

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The Sandvich explodes when I add the tomatoes. Is this normal?

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Yes, this is very common. Try killing the tomatoes.

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