Most Aussies are used to cutting their sandwiches into halves or quarters but one man has gone viral for opting for a different approach.
Ryan Duff posted a photo of his ham and cheese toasted sandwich to X, formerly known as Twitter, on Thursday. The photo clocked up more than 18.3 million views, leading the man to dub himself a “sandwich influencer”.
What made Mr Duff’s sandwich unique was that he had cut it in three, with one social media user comparing it to the Mercedes Benz logo. He described this unusual method of cutting a sandwich the “Duff Cut”.
While the three-way cut was widely ridiculed, a number of commenters appeared converted after trying it for themselves.
“I cut my sandwich like this today and I’ll be honest you really did something here,” one social media user revealed.
Another said: “It’s a beauty but needs more cheese!”
“I made a sandwich today because of this post. Can confirm: it was the best sandwich ever.
Will not explain,” another social media revealed.
“I don’t know what it is, but this does something to me. Will be my new cut,” one added.
But some were incredibly against Mr Duff’s take on cutting up a sandwich, with one declaring it “illegal”.
“Stop choosing violence,” one social media user commented.
One outraged X user slammed the cut, saying; “What is with you? Why do you have to do everything the wrong way?”
“What, why, who cuts bread like this? Aaaah, this is disturbing on all levels,” another user added.
“This sandwich cut is illegal is 64 countries.”
Another social media user chimed in saying that cutting a sandwich into thirds in this way “immediately adds $20 to the price tag”.