When Dad Packs Lunch…

September 3, 2009

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A few years ago my mum went away for a few days on a vacation, leaving me, my dad and two younger brothers to fend for ourselves.

My dad was making sandwiches for my brother’s lunch, and asked him:

Dad: Do you like beef?
Leon: Yeah.
Dad: Do you like Nutella?
Leon: Yeah, that’s nice.

Imagine his surprise when he opened his lunchbox to find a beef and Nutella sandwich inside.

  • 0rchid

    lol, that's nothing. i remember back 1st grade when my dad had to make me lunch once because my mom was sick. he had no idea what to put in my sandwich so he asked me what i like.

    Result: i ended up with an extremely soggy peanut butter, jelly, ham, relish, ketchup and who-knows-what-else sandwich. i think i remember taking one bite out of it before chucking it in the garbage :s

    the twist in all this is that my dad's a chef so i have no idea what compelled him to even think that it was okay to even make this hellish concoction, much less have me eat it.

  • http://www.brochuresprintingonline.com/ Louise | Brochure Printing

    Haha! Both of these stories really cracked me up.
    I love beef and Nutella, but I'd probably barf at the mere sight of the two in one sandwich.

    Oh guys, you are such a wreck without women around the house. :D

  • eeelle

    Oh wow this brings back memories. My mom went back to her home country for the summer, leaving my dad to take care of me and my two younger brothers. We went on a road trip somewhere and he packed sandwiches for the road. They consisted of crunchy peanut butter and Kraft singles. Yes, peanut butter and fake cheese. It was disgusting, but we ate it all because that was all we had brought.

  • http://www.anotherempire.com Em (Another Empire)

    oh my goodness, this is so my dad!

  • Black Ice

    My brother likes to eat peanut butter, jelly, mayonnaise, and cheese sandwiches. :6

  • RPatz

    My goodness, this is SO reminiscent of my dad!! My mom went on a business trip once, so my dad had to pack my lunch. He slapped some sardines in between two slices of bread and made me a package of seeds in an elaborate saran-wrap package. On the plus side he cut my sandwich into a star shape so I wouldn't notice.

  • roxy

    my dad used to make me these sandwiches with hot dog buns and chicken nuggets in side…ok, annnnd it had honey and ketchup…

  • thatguy

    Wow. My dad just fed us tortillas spred with lard.

  • prite

    omg I used to get scallion&scrambled eggs and grape jelly sandwiches from my dad!! And it was DELICIOUS.

  • Jess0rz

    Hahaha, that's funny, 'cause I love peanut butter and Kraft cheese sandwiches! When I was little, my grandma used to make them for my brother and me. She didn't know what Kraft singles were, just that they were supposed to go in sandwiches. My brother and I always ate what we were fed, (especially if the food's from Grandma), so now I love them, because they remind me of her. :]

  • prite

    omg I used to get scallion&scrambled eggs and grape jelly sandwiches from my dad!! And it was DELICIOUS.

  • Jess0rz

    Hahaha, that's funny, 'cause I love peanut butter and Kraft cheese sandwiches! When I was little, my grandma used to make them for my brother and me. She didn't know what Kraft singles were, just that they were supposed to go in sandwiches. My brother and I always ate what we were fed, (especially if the food's from Grandma), so now I love them, because they remind me of her. :]

  • PrairieGal

    Anyone go to school with Cha-su (BBQ pork) sandwhiches?

  • Poochiepiano

    haha, not sandwiches, but I do occasionally bring cha-su with rice for lunch :D

    soooo good ^^

  • Abhi Bhandari

    i am gay

  • DUUUUVAAAAL

    rice and soy sauce was FTW back in elementary

  • Bubamara

    awesomeness!

  • Artemis613

    im no. 50 to like this!

  • fobbydadlover

    awwwwwww

  • fobbydadlover

    that doesn’t sound too bad.

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