Sandwiches

Keith1983

Not one of you has mentioned steak! Shame on you, can't beat a bit of steak with cheddar and mayonnaise.

hammerite

pastrami or peppered salami, cheese and gherkin.

Add a bit of mustard or mustard mayonnaise for an extra lift.

bluehelmet

A few of my favourites:

Chedder and mango chutney

Do what the Kiwi's do to the BLT and make it a BLAT with mushed up avacado on good granary bread. Absolutely gorgeous.

Brie, bacon & cranberry.

Throw some rocket or watercress in to spice them up a bit too.

jc4lab

On a trip to Japan lived off these but found they cut the crusts off..Liked their strawberries and cream sandwiches.Quite like a banana butty here..

Here find not whats in it but how its made...Asda/Tesco ice cold butties taste all the same no matter what mush they put in em..Quite like subways deal of the day..

Roadtart

The best steak sandwich I ever tasted was eaten just outside the pub behind the Lloyds of London building.

Proper wedges of meat on a couple of doorstop slices of home-made bread, and a good dollop of mustard! Superb, and filled me up for the day.

markos1963

Rick Chasey wrote:

markos1963 wrote:

What a bunch of BGBs. Can't beat a bacon and brown sauce sarnie.

Bank guaranteed bonds?

Big Girls Blouses

APIII

hammerite wrote:

pastrami or peppered salami, cheese and gherkin.

Add a bit of mustard or mustard mayonnaise for an extra lift.

+1 for the pastrami, though is has to be cream cheese.
Or, BLT with avocado

robert-sb

Philadelphia, salami and onion & pineapple chutney on brown bread. Try and tell myself it has everything from protein, to fruit & veg and carbs but is probably as unhealthy as the rest !

term1te

I'm a peanut butter man at lunch time, every day for the last 8 years, very sad.

Of an evening you can't beat cheddar, marmite and sliced cucumber.

A friend of mine gives his daughter fairy bread for lunch, basically sugar sandwich. My daughter went around to play, as they had guests the sandwiches that tea contained hundreds and thousands. They're Australian.

MattC59

Term1te wrote:

I'm a peanut butter man at lunch time, every day for the last 8 years, very sad.

Of an evening you can't beat cheddar, marmite and sliced cucumber.

A friend of mine gives his daughter fairy bread for lunch, basically sugar sandwich. My daughter went around to play, as they had guests the sandwiches that tea contained hundreds and thousands. They're Australian.

Has to be crunchy !!!

rick_chasey

Term1te wrote:

A friend of mine gives his daughter fairy bread for lunch, basically sugar sandwich. My daughter went around to play, as they had guests the sandwiches that tea contained hundreds and thousands. They're Australian.

Not Hagelslag?

Warwickshire Whizzer

Bacon, chicken, salad cream. My hangover cure.

Also, crispy pancetta with cream cheese.

And for the veggies, cheese, coleslaw and marmite.

Bozman

I forgot to mention and i can't believe that nobody else has mentioned the fishfinger sandwich!

gmb

Bozman wrote:

I forgot to mention and i can't believe that nobody else has mentioned the fishfinger sandwich!

My local ASDA was selling fish finger sandwiches with ketchup (cold mind you) as part of their "Chosen By You" range. Not sure if this is a local thing. Not surprised though, nothing but scum in this area.... :shock:

verylonglegs

Does anyone still eat fish fingers after moving on to secondary school?

fleshtuxedo

Brown roll with Primula cheese spread and Skips.

Trust me on this :oops:

fleshtuxedo

For a more unusual combo, I used to go out with the daughter of a Tory local councillor, and one of his colleagues was arrested after being reporting skulking in some nearby woods. In his pocket was a "shi t and radish sandwich".

Can't recommend it myself. And no, I don't know what type of bread it was made with.

verylonglegs

FleshTuxedo wrote:

For a more unusual combo, I used to go out with the daughter of a Tory local councillor, and one of his colleagues was arrested after being reporting skulking in some nearby woods. In his pocket was a "shi t and radish sandwich".

Can't recommend it myself. And no, I don't know what type of bread it was made with.

You didn't mention what type of sh*t it was either, maybe he'd been watching one of those Ray Mears type programs where you forage for whatever you can :shock:

fleshtuxedo

His own, apparently :shock:

CrackFox

Tuna, avocado and sundried tomato.

Chip buttie with tommy k and lots of butter.

52Teeth

+1 for the Fish Fingers
simple = cheese and sliced onion (has to be still in circles) on soft white roll
complex = use humus instead of butter, roasted peppers and rocket with a splash of balsamic.
that said, i always just make ham.

Cleat Eastwood

wotsit and salad cream.

Nairnster

Seeded batch bread + coronation chicken + spinach and rocket

Nice soft white bread + tuna + some balsamic vinegar + prawn cocktail Walkers crisps

toasted white bread + sliced banana drizzled with golden syrup

Gizmodo

+1 for cheese and sliced onion on soft white roll (circles not mandatory)
+1 for coronation chicken (but you can keep the green stuff)

Anyone said a crisp sandwich yet? Best way to get rid of the Ready Salted crisps that no one will eat but are always included in multi-packs - put them on bread, add vinegar, put another slice on top and squash down!

Why do they always put Ready Salted in every multi pack? They're horrible.

Nancy Luger

Ooh. Cheese and onion crisps and Cadbury's buttons. I kid you not. Delicious!!!

MichaelW

Marmite and lettuce
+1 on Crisps and tomato sauce. Add crisps just before eating otherwise they go soggy and ruin the audio effect. Posh version is salsa and taco.
Ardennes pate.
Roasted peppers and onion.
Humous
In Northern Germany you can get substantial fish sandwiches; Fischbrötchen, made with pickled or smoked herring/mackeral/salmon.

andy_f

Nancy Luger wrote:

Ooh. Cheese and onion crisps and Cadbury's buttons. I kid you not. Delicious!!!

McCoys chedder crisps and Yorkie

Also
Jam(strawberry) and marmite
Jam(any) and peanut butter
Peanut butter and nutella.

jonni3

Sliced pork meat balls & cheese toasted in the breville.

Not a sandwich as such but an hot oven fresh baguette with mozzarella, sliced tomato, fresh basil & cracked black pepper.