wrapping sandwiches ?

Question

i have made my bait for work but ran out of foil/cling film any ideas?

Answer 1

You got no freezer bags

If not try shite roll .......... just eat them when you get to work

Answer 2

If you haven't a plastic box or any food bags then I suggest a plastic carrier bag. Cut a large square, wrap the sandwiches and put a bit of tape on the ends. I've used that or bin liners in the past. Hope this helps.

Answer 3

Newspaper? Greaseproof paper? Erm - old supermarket bag?
In my country the newspaper was recycled in all kinds of ways some of which I will not go into. Newspaper was used for wrapping fish and chips so why not sandwiches?

Answer 4

do you have any paper the bread was wrapped in? or plastic bags that loose veggies come in? you can always turn them inside out!! if all else fails you must have some kitchen roll? dampen some with water and wrap the butties up, they will keep fresh enough for you.

Answer 5

You must be from N.E. England, calling it bait!!
How about greaseproof or a plastic bag.
Good score today for the Toon against Portsmouth eh?

Answer 6

Got any carrier bags handy, or bread bags? Cut them down to size, then use selotape to keep them airtight. Will look a bit odd, but better than nothing.

Answer 7

On top of all the previous ones, if you wrap it in a clean hand towel or dishtowel, that can double as a napkin.

Answer 8

You could use tupperware. Or if you adament on wrapping it try some wax paper or parchment paper make sure that they are wrapped snug.

Answer 9

HAVE YOU GOT ANY GREASPROOF PAPER, IF NOT TRY A CLEAN TEATOWEL. THATS WHAT THEY USED IN THE DAYS BEFORE SLICED BREAD AND CLING FILM.

Answer 10

take a page from the chippys wrap it around a newspaper

Answer 11

Put them in a tupperware tub? or maybe use a small paper/plastic poke?