Couljo
09-12-2004, 10:00
Sky "news" are obviously having a dry news day today. Mind you, I'll be watching to see what my boss tucks into at lunchtime as I'm convinced he has aspirations of world domination. Personally I'm a chicken tikka fan but somehow always end up with plain old cheese. I think I need a hug.
"EGG MAYONNAISE ANYONE?
The type of sandwich people choose to eat can reveal their "inner" self, according to a new survey.
The findings suggest the popular BLT indicates a hard-working, self-motivated individual who holds traditional family values.
A tuna and cucumber sandwich suggests a caring and giving individual.
The BLT was the top choice for those men surveyed while the tuna and cucumber was the top choice for women.
Few people enjoyed tucking into an egg mayonnaise sandwich - although it was the favourite of the older generation.
Psychologist Donna Dawson said it tended to be chosen by someone who is traditional and conservative and would never take unnecessary risks.
The chicken and bacon sandwich was more popular and the most favoured among youngsters.
"It tends to be chosen by people with healthy life appetites, who expend a lot of energy during their daily routine," Ms Dawson said.
The classic 70s favourite - the prawn cocktail sandwich - was one of the least favoured sandwiches with only 8%.
A product manager at office products firm Avery Dennison said: "They say you are what you eat and this research clearly indicates key personality types." "
"EGG MAYONNAISE ANYONE?
The type of sandwich people choose to eat can reveal their "inner" self, according to a new survey.
The findings suggest the popular BLT indicates a hard-working, self-motivated individual who holds traditional family values.
A tuna and cucumber sandwich suggests a caring and giving individual.
The BLT was the top choice for those men surveyed while the tuna and cucumber was the top choice for women.
Few people enjoyed tucking into an egg mayonnaise sandwich - although it was the favourite of the older generation.
Psychologist Donna Dawson said it tended to be chosen by someone who is traditional and conservative and would never take unnecessary risks.
The chicken and bacon sandwich was more popular and the most favoured among youngsters.
"It tends to be chosen by people with healthy life appetites, who expend a lot of energy during their daily routine," Ms Dawson said.
The classic 70s favourite - the prawn cocktail sandwich - was one of the least favoured sandwiches with only 8%.
A product manager at office products firm Avery Dennison said: "They say you are what you eat and this research clearly indicates key personality types." "