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Stellajoy View Member Profile	09/01/2013, 05:48 PM Post #1
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A ham and salad roll for lunch... 2 large slices of ham (or fresh BBQ chicken, tuna, Or chicken schnitzel) Lettuce Carrot Beetroot Cheese Red onion Tomato Your choice of dressing/sauce Have done my math on what it costs me to make and what profit I want on it but wanted to compare that to what people would think is reasonable. Any input would be fab!

mal'occhio View Member Profile	09/01/2013, 05:51 PM Post #2
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Depends on where you are. Sydney CBD, $6.50ish. Small suburb shop - $4.50 - $5

~Twilight~Zone... *~Twilight~Zone~* View Member Profile	09/01/2013, 05:51 PM Post #3
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I pay around $5/6 for a ham, cheese and salad roll in the city.

Stellajoy View Member Profile	09/01/2013, 05:52 PM Post #4
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More info: country town, no where else to get lunch .

Oriental lily View Member Profile	09/01/2013, 05:53 PM Post #5
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Around 6-8 dollars.

-Moxie- View Member Profile	09/01/2013, 05:53 PM Post #6
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Me personally, $4-5. (Im a bit of a cheap skate) But more realistically, I would expect to pay $7-8 which I think is a typical Subway price.

bizikids View Member Profile	09/01/2013, 05:54 PM Post #7
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About $6.00.

Missy Shelby View Member Profile	09/01/2013, 05:55 PM Post #8
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I find that when you get a take away sandwhich/roll the price you pay is completely overinflated to what is actually costs to make it. For any sandwhich that has meat in it of some description (especially schnitzel) you would be looking at paying $10+ from the places I have been to, but maybe I am just getting ripped off. Will be interested to see what other pp's say. ETA: Far out, yes I have been ripped off!! This post has been edited by Missy Shelby: 09/01/2013, 05:56 PM

YellowKittyGlenn View Member Profile	09/01/2013, 05:55 PM Post #9
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I would expect $6-8. I have paid more for less

vanessa71 View Member Profile	09/01/2013, 05:56 PM Post #10
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Don't crowd Sir Walter, Edmund.
I wouldn't pay the asking price as it's so over priced. I would rather go hungry and get myself something at home than buy a sandwich/roll out.

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