Mosey Christmas sandwich vote
The Mosey Christmas sandwich vote
Seven boards, one question: where is the best Christmas sandwich? Pick the board closest to you and see how places are ranking.
Seven ways to see the same vote
The Christmas sandwich vote asks Mosey users to rank their favourite places for one seasonal classic. Each person can name up to three, in order, and the points are added up into boards: two for cities, four for the provinces and one for the whole country.
A board is a different view of the same rankings, not a different contest. A place in Cork can appear on the Cork board, on the Munster board and on the Ireland board, in a different position on each, depending on who else has been ranked near it. That is worth knowing before you compare two lists and wonder why they disagree.
Choose a board below to see the top three and the places just behind them. The pages show positions only, and they are refreshed every day. To have your say, open the Mosey app and rank your own favourites, then check back to see where they land.
Choose a board
Each board is ranked on its own.
Vote in the Mosey app
Rank your three favourite places for a Christmas sandwich in Ireland.
On a computer? Point your phone camera at this and it will take you to the right store.
How the vote works
Three steps, all in the Mosey app.
- Rank up to threePick your favourite Christmas sandwich places and put them in order. One pick on its own counts too.
- 3, 2, 1 pointsYour first choice scores 3 points, your second 2 and your third 1. The board is ordered by points, and this page shows positions only.
- One person, one voteYou vote in the Mosey app while signed in, so every ranking on the board comes from a real person with one vote.
Questions
What is the Christmas sandwich vote?
It is a seasonal vote in the Mosey app. People rank up to three places for the best Christmas sandwich, and the points decide the order of each board.
Which boards are there?
There are boards for Dublin and Cork, for the provinces of Leinster, Munster, Connacht and Ulster, and for Ireland as a whole. Ulster here means Cavan, Donegal and Monaghan.
Can I vote on this website?
No. Voting is only in the Mosey app, where you sign in and every person gets one vote. These pages show where places stand.
Why does a place sit in a different position on different boards?
Each board only compares the places that belong to it. A place can lead in its own city and sit lower on the board for the whole country, where more places are competing.
Can a place ask its customers to vote?
Yes. A place may tell its customers about the vote and invite them to take part. Every person still gets one vote in the app, and a place must never offer anything in return for a vote.