stir in mayo.

Compost it

>>7314366
Maybe something really spicy to balance it out. Like a buffalo chicken or spicy chicken sandwich?

Idk what makes coleslaw Greek other than that solitary olive in the pic, though. So maybe I'm way off.

>>7314366
Add to pulled pork bbq sandwich.

Anchovies and hard boiled eggs.

>>7314420
>what makes it greek?
It won't do things properly yet will demand special treatment.

>>7314366
Whatever sandwich you decide to put it in, be sure to cut the corners to make it authentically Greek.

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>>7314446
Jetzt komm mal runter, Meister. Wir sind schon längst vom Griechenproblem zum Syrerproblem umgestiegen.

Greek coleslaw sandwiches
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>>7314366
fish tacos anon

>>7314366
Never heard of Greek coleslaw. Is it just cabbage dressed in oil and vinegar? Or is it subbing out yogurt for mayo?

Regardless once raw greens are dressed there's a clocking on how long they're still good to eat. Cabbage lasts longer than most, but I wouldn't eat yesterday's coleslaw tomorrow.

Looks more like a side dish than a sandwich topping, unless you were making souvlaki or kebabs. Maybe felafel?

>>7314606
Greeks are the lit majors of the political world IE completely useless in all practical applications. Us dealing with shitty Syrians now doesn't suddenly make Greeks stop being useless.

>>7314366
A Reuben but instead of saurkraut use that slaw.