Now I'm Told We Don't Even Know How To Make Sandwiches Properly

There is nothing worse than spending some time making the "perfect sandwich" for you to take a bite into it and everything falls out right there on the table. What a waste of a good sandwich, right?

Not only do sandwiches pose to be an absolute disaster for keeping things inside, tacos happen to cause the same type of problem. But, there are hacks that allow you to keep your meat and ingredients inside, like using an extra tortilla and taco shell.

If you're someone who has everything fall out of your sandwich when you make one, you should listen up to these tips and tricks for making a solid, perfect, beautiful sandwich. And, you don't even need any extra tools or ingredients.

Twitter user @lantern_utp discovered a way to make sure that his ingredients in the sandwich don't fall out and it's a total game-changer.

First, you lay out for cold cuts on each side of the bread so that the cold cuts are off to the side.

In order to keep everything inside and prevent the "toppings" from falling out, the Twitter use says you should put all of the toppings and add-ons into the middle of the sandwich so that you can create almost like a boundary for them.

Folding over the cold cuts makes it almost like a "blanket" around the toppings and ingredients. Think of this as the same as "pigs in a blanket," that keep everything tucked in. This makes it so that nothing falls out from the bottom.

Finally, you can top off your sandwich with the second piece of bread and your sandwich is complete. It seems pretty basic but to be honest, it's not so bad to finally find a way to prevent everything from hitting the floor or the plate.

While sandwiches are super easy to make and pretty straight forward, who would have thought that we were making them completely wrong for so long? To be honest, I'm loving this hack and I can't wai to try it out myself.

While we all may complain about how many people use social media and how often they are on it, there are some perks to having a social media account. Like, having users from all over the world teach us a thing or two to help us out.