Sandwich in a can? Really?

Yes, it seems to be true. As if squeeze cheese wasn't bad enough - or for that matter the Lunchables - now kids can have a sandwich in a can. Or, if you will, a Candwich. Seriously check it out. Granted, the product seems to have been put on the shelf for a while (and that's probably OK since it seems to have an extremely long shelf life), but there are still plans to have it out and for sale soon. Hopefully in time for school (insert sarcasm here).

I was horrified enough a few years ago when I discovered that you could buy frozen, pre-made grilled cheese sandwiches. Aren't they supposed to be hot? Wouldn't it be about as much work to take that processed, frozen sandwich out of the freezer and heat it up as it would be to slice some cheese, put it on bread and stick it in the toaster oven? I don't get it.

If companies are making this "food" there's obviously a market for it. That makes me sad. I'm pretty sure I can put peanut butter and jam on 2 slices of bread quite well myself if that's what I'm giving my kid for lunch.

Food in a can??? What do you think?