Introduction: How a 4 Year Old Makes a Chicken Sandwich
Step by step instructions how a 4 year old makes a chicken sandwich while visiting Grandma.
Step 1: Get Out Bread
It's ok if the top crust part get's torn off because the bag wasn't opened far enough. No one REALLY likes to eat that part anyway. (I stuffed it in my mouth and bit it, but my Grandma said I didn't have to eat it, we could feed it to the birds later)
Step 2: Mayo
Next put some mayonnaise on the bread. Not too much, you can always add more later. Besides it's not really good for you.
Step 3: Spread Mayo
Step 4: Lick the Butter Knife
Don't waste any mayo, lick the knife.
NOTICE -- twice now, it has been suggested that this instructable needed a warning about licking knives. (1) The title makes it clear that a 4 year old is making the sandwich, and one could assume Grandma wouldn't give the little chef a sharp knife to work with, much less allow him to lick it. However, to satisfy the Safety Police: WARNING - NEVER LICK A SHARP KNIFE, YOU COULD GET HURT, CUT, BLOODY, INJURED, MAIMED and/or otherwise spoil a good time
Step 5: Check Mayo Coverage
The mayonnaise has to go all the way to the edges. If you don't do that, you're going to get a really dry bite that doesn't taste so good and you'll have to drink half your milk to wash it down.
Step 6: Measure for Cutting
Step 7: Cut the Bread
Step 8: Add the Chicken
You have to cover the whole bread, no bread showing!
Step 9: Add Salt
Have your Grandma put salt on. It's better if she does it because salt comes out fast and too much is icky and you can't take it off very good. (BTW - Chef Ethan took this picture all by himself)
Step 10: Open the Pepper
This isn't as easy as you think. (BTW - my pajamas say, "What happens at Grandma's house stays at Grandma's house" My Mom got them for me and my Grandma LOVES them!)
Step 11: Add Pepper
Not too much!
Step 12: Close Sandwich
Step 13: You Need Some Veggies
You should always have some veggies or fruit every time you eat. My favorite veggie when I'm at Grandma's is frozen sweet corn. You can just pour it on your plate. You don't need a spoon or fork. I like how it crunches when it's still frozened.
Step 14: Eat and Enjoy!
THIS IS THE BEST DELICIOUS SANDWICH EVER!
Don't forget to feed the torn off top of the crust to the birds. And Grandma says don't forget to put away stuff and do the dishes, too.
20 Comments
11 years ago on Introduction
Very cute and tasty!
12 years ago on Introduction
Looks yammy!
12 years ago on Step 14
Congrats on a well-constructed and mondo good-looking sandwich :) I've never tried frozen sweetcorn, but I'm going to have to try it now!
12 years ago on Step 14
That's the best thing one's ever said on any instructable.. (the crumbs for the birds part....) take care... eat healthy n stay good...
12 years ago on Introduction
Great 'ible, clearer instructions than some adults! Very good!
14 years ago on Introduction
how old r u
Reply 12 years ago on Introduction
Probably older than you...
14 years ago on Step 13
Very good instructions, but I don't know about the crunchy frozen corn...
Reply 14 years ago on Introduction
Crunchy frozened sweet corn tastes great! It's the bestest
14 years ago on Introduction
I was taught not to lick knives though...
Reply 14 years ago on Introduction
Grandma added a warning about licking sharp knives. Thanks for your comment
Reply 14 years ago on Introduction
I think a video would be fun to watch...
14 years ago on Introduction
Bravo Ethan! Looks delicious and nutritious with the corn and I assume milk after reading how you'd have to drink half of it down to swallow a dry bite if the mayonnaise wasn't all the way to the edges.
14 years ago on Introduction
That looks delicious.
14 years ago on Introduction
:-) sweet. that looks like one mighty good chicken sandwich.
14 years ago on Introduction
Yummeh in meh tummeh! 5 stars and faved.
14 years ago on Introduction
Thanks, Ethan! I might have to make one.
14 years ago on Introduction
. Great job, Ethan! I hope we see more iBles from you in the future. . Grandmas rule!
14 years ago on Introduction
Awww...
14 years ago on Introduction
Aw, this was cute! Thanks for sharing, Ethan!