Man branded ‘disturbing on all ranges’ after slicing sandwich in odd means
A sandwich has gone viral online for a totally bonkers reason.
Ryan Duff shared a snap of his ham and cheese toasted sandwich on X, previously known as Twitter, on Thursday. It’s since been seen over 18.3 million times, and he’s been dubbed a “sandwich influencer”.
The toastie was so unusual due to the way that he cut it into three portions. One person even compared it to the Mercedes Benz logo, but he likes to call it the “Duff Cut”.
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Naturally, people were quick to poke fun at the quirky cutting method, but some people seemed keen to try it out too. A few even admitted to having a similar technique themselves.
One replied: “I cut my sandwich like this today, and I’ll be honest you really did something here.”
Another said: “It’s a beauty but needs more cheese! I made a sandwich today because of this post. Can confirm: it was the best sandwich ever.”
And a third added: “I don’t know what it is, but this does something to me. Will be my new cut.”
Despite the support, others were avidly against the method, with some even describing it as “illegal”. One social media user replied: “Stop choosing violence.”
Another wrote: “What is with you? Why do you have to do everything the wrong way?” Meanwhile, one more chimed in: “What, why, who cuts bread like this? Aaaah, this is disturbing on all levels.”
Meanwhile, another even claimed the sandwich cut is “illegal is 64 countries”.
It’s not the first time people have been left baffled by how someone’s cut up a sarnie. Back in 2022, a woman caused a stir by sharing her unique method for slicing up her bread.
She revealed she doesn’t follow the traditional method of cutting which shows six oddly-shaped pieces of one full sandwich. In a post shared on the CasualUK forum, she said: “Personally I believe this is the best way. Optional shapes and sizes, plus two extra pieces.”
But her method divided opinion, as one claimed it was “madness” while others said it was “crazy”.
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