Britney Spears recreates 'meanest sandwich known to mankind'
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Britney Spears may be adding celebrity chef to her resume.
Earlier this week, the pop star shared a video of herself recreating one of her all-time favourite sandwiches at home in her kitchen.
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“I’m going to make my first delicacy sandwich,” Spears, 39, said in her Shot with a vintage filter, Spears’ take on the sandwich features artisan ciabatta bread, goat cheese and pecans — which she incorrectly identifies as almonds — along with shredded chicken, turkey, avocado, lettuce and cut up pears. “It looks like fish,” she said referring to the pears, “but it’s not. It’s very sweet and adds a very different taste to the sandwich.” After revealing her creation, Spears said, “I’ve put them all together and made a tiny sandwich.” She continued, telling her followers, “You don’t need a huge sandwich for the summertime. Something small and a little French will do for me.” Spears returned to Schlotzsky’s responded to Spears’ post in a statement to the Today show. “Like Britney, we think our sandwiches are the meanest sandwiches known to mankind and we’ll send her a sandwich to enjoy anytime, anywhere!” Fans reacted enthusiastically to the Toxic singer’s culinary skills. “Britney for the best cooker of the year,” one person wrote, while another added, “So happy you’ve found that perfect bite.”
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