The Kids in the Hall's Bruce McCulloch on His Love of Sandwiches
Bruce McCulloch of the Kids in the Hall participated in an Ask Me Anything on Reddit. His most enlightening feedback came in response to whether or not he liked sandwiches.
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Cooking Channel Staff
Corey Mihailiuk
Yesterday, Bruce McCulloch of the Kids in the Hall participated in an Ask Me Anything on Reddit. He answered a lot of fans' questions about his creative process and future projects, but his most enlightening feedback came in response to whether or not he liked sandwiches:
"i love sandwiches. they are trustworthy. you tell a sandwich a secret - it will stay a secret. Some people think they taste good. I don't know about that - i just keep them around as my 'secret keepers'"
Get our best secret keepers like the ever-dependable sausage, pepper and onion and 33 other sandwiches.
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