Would You Rather? Sandwich Edition, Turkey vs. Ham Eick December 1, 2010 Sandwiches, Would You Rather? 9 Comments It’s Wednesday! Which means it’s Would You Rather time. Today’s question is specific to sandwiches, and pits the two stalwart cold cuts against one another. That’s right, it’s turkey vs. ham. Option #1: Never eat ham on a sandwich again. Option #2: Never eat turkey on a sandwich again. Which do you choose and why? [poll id=”126″] The following two tabs change content below.BioLatest Posts Eick Latest posts by Eick (see all) Fast Food Bracket Round 1: Jack in the Box vs. Five Guys, KFC vs. Checkers - March 3, 2016 BK’s “Polygameat” Campaign Shockingly Similar to Wendy’s “Meatatarian” Campaign - September 16, 2014 Surge Wins Discontinued Foods Bracket! - April 12, 2013 9 Responses Bobby Berry December 1st, 2010 To me, ham has more flavor and more uses in cooking and eating. While I like turkey, it’s flavor is not in the class of ham. Reply Kathryn December 1st, 2010 I admit it- I’m a turkeyaholic! I have a turkey sandwich every single weekday and I can’t live without it! Ham’s boring and it makes me feel like I’m 2 bites away from a heart attack. Reply Bob K December 1st, 2010 I’m not entirely convinced turkey is food. Reply WWB December 2nd, 2010 I love bacon, but there’s something about straight-up ham that doesn’t always work for me. Meanwhile, I’m sorry my supply of turkey sandwiches has now run out. Do you ever think about buying and roasting a turkey outside of November-December? I do. But I still haven’t done it. Reply Sam December 3rd, 2010 According to my Oscar Meyer package, 3 slices of ham = 60 calories and 1 slice of turkey = 70 calories. Besides, ham is saltier and tastes better. Reply Marilyn December 18th, 2010 Ham is less healthy than turkey. Too salty. Reply Andrea January 2nd, 2011 I love turkey, but not so much on a sandwich. I would have to stick with ham for it’s ability to adapt to any kind of cheese in a hot application, and on an egg sandwich. YUMMY Reply Shannon May 25th, 2011 This is too easy for me. I have always loved turkey sandwiches. Ham has always been weird looking. It’s pink. Also, it’s too salty. Reply Zachary June 2nd, 2011 Turkey tastes too much like… “bird” Go ham. Pigs are better pets anyway. Reply Leave a ReplyYour email address will not be published.CommentName* Email* Website Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment. Notify me of follow-up comments by email. Notify me of new posts by email. Current ye@r * Leave this field empty
Bobby Berry December 1st, 2010 To me, ham has more flavor and more uses in cooking and eating. While I like turkey, it’s flavor is not in the class of ham. Reply
Kathryn December 1st, 2010 I admit it- I’m a turkeyaholic! I have a turkey sandwich every single weekday and I can’t live without it! Ham’s boring and it makes me feel like I’m 2 bites away from a heart attack. Reply
WWB December 2nd, 2010 I love bacon, but there’s something about straight-up ham that doesn’t always work for me. Meanwhile, I’m sorry my supply of turkey sandwiches has now run out. Do you ever think about buying and roasting a turkey outside of November-December? I do. But I still haven’t done it. Reply
Sam December 3rd, 2010 According to my Oscar Meyer package, 3 slices of ham = 60 calories and 1 slice of turkey = 70 calories. Besides, ham is saltier and tastes better. Reply
Andrea January 2nd, 2011 I love turkey, but not so much on a sandwich. I would have to stick with ham for it’s ability to adapt to any kind of cheese in a hot application, and on an egg sandwich. YUMMY Reply
Shannon May 25th, 2011 This is too easy for me. I have always loved turkey sandwiches. Ham has always been weird looking. It’s pink. Also, it’s too salty. Reply
Zachary June 2nd, 2011 Turkey tastes too much like… “bird” Go ham. Pigs are better pets anyway. Reply