Sandwichgate: The Staff Canteen investigates

This week, The Daily Mail has shocked us all when they asked the question: Is there no-one left in Britain who can make a sandwich? The reaction on social media was one of universal mockery as the people of the UK sent in their pictures of weird and wonderfully inadequate sandwiches. Here's our top 5 from sandwichgate:

First up, it's the Jeremy Clarkson sandwich:

This is a real British sandwich. #sandwichgate #jeremyclarksbun pic.twitter.com/jA3v8SBid5

— Jake Graham (@AlbionJake) November 10, 2014

You people are impossible to please. #sandwichgate #CondimentsGloriousCondiments pic.twitter.com/QCFDyhFpJE — Prad Patel (@pradip) November 10, 2014

Now we've gone for this wonderfully simple but effective sandwich:

Dear @mailonline, No lunchtime guest has ever complained about my sandwiches yet. #sandwichgate #wine pic.twitter.com/qEuWMntQGr

— Tom Scorza (@TomScorza) November 10, 2014

Here's one of the more provocative sandwiches:

Twitter lampoons @MailOnline #sandwichgate headline http://t.co/CQnGyiUEbo This from @Kenny__Stewart, for example: pic.twitter.com/3tK2Ps9F8U

— The Drum (@TheDrum) November 10, 2014

Finally, we've got a display of genuinely inept sandwich-making:

As much as I hate to admit it I think the Daily Mail may be right. I attempted one earlier. Damn it. #sandwichgate pic.twitter.com/hKxfe0hffg

— Bernard Donoghue (@bernarddonoghue) November 10, 2014

So what do you think? Have we lost the ability to make a sandwich or was the twittersphere right to ridicule The Mail's headline?

Get in touch via @canteentweets using #sandwichgate

By Tom Evans

@tevans43