Was just thinking this morning that I’m not even consistent in folding my own boterhammen.

Do you fold them symmetrically (A) or top to bottom, so the top crust’s integrity is maintained (B)?

Diagonal folders/cutters need not reply, that’s only for pic-nics.
Non-folders/cutters (using 2 snedes) are just inefficient in maximising beleg/snede.

by groththewarrior

29 comments
  1. A, obviously.

    Which psycho folds their stutte like B?

  2. How about the mad lads among us who use round bread instead of carré? 

  3. A same type of crust on same type of crust. It’s common sense

  4. You can cut them in length, width, diagonally, in cubes, in triangles, …

    But you forget the most important form: roll them up with choco to dunk in coffee with milk!

  5. B, what kind of madman does A? You get uniform bland bokes that way. B brings variety

  6. Cut A if it’s a double boke.
    Fold B if it’s a single boke.

  7. Two slices, not cut, not folded. But if you are folding it, A, you psycho.

  8. Cutting is along the A-line (any other reasoning is redundant)

    When I smeer my boterhammeke with more choco than is healthy, I just fold it over line B (no cutting included, otherwise you see my dikke centimeter choco sticking through it eh)

  9. I di all four and sometimes diagonally for party sandwiches

  10. I like to mix it up and do open faced sometimes #crazyiknow

  11. Where’s the autostraat-cut? Diagonal! And then i eat the light crust first, dark crust last.

  12. normally A, but i can barely cram one more in my boterhammendoos if i fold them like B idk why

  13. Stack 2, then cut like A or cut diagonally when feeling fancy.

  14. 2 slices, and cut them A, so i can stack more boterhammekes in my brooddoos 👍🏻 Grote boys need lots of food

  15. A is when the piece of cheese doesnt want to fold properly 😂

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