Weird sandwiches

[polly]

How do they not fall out of the bread?

Dunno. Weren't my sandwich Manic gobbling?

 

[SpookyFrank]

Cheese and curry paste toasties were a childhood favourite of mine.

 

[Mrs Miggins]

Cheese and curry paste toasties were a childhood favourite of mine.

Lush!
Cheese and good mango chutney is also good so with the addition of some curry paste, that would be dynamite I reckon!

 

[marty21]

In the original pea sandwiches, there was no mayo. JUST peas. Plain, roly poly peas.

there must have been spillage issues!

 

[dessiato]

That's lush. And there are some raspberries in the fridge. But no bread in the house

Cheddar and marmalade.

Vintage cheddar and strawberry compote is fantastic. Pork with apple baby food.

 

[sim667]

I reckon a pea poneer sandwich would be nice.

 

[marty21]

I have had a pie sandwich steak and kidney iirc

 

[SpookyFrank]

I had a last night's curry sandwich for lunch today.

 

[cyberfairy]

My friend swears by a supernoodle sandwich. I love an avocado, marmite and strong cheddar one- eat quickly before avocado turns brown.

 

[marty21]

Dunno. Weren't my sandwich Manic gobbling?

maybe some pea juggling as well

 

[marty21]

I had a last night's curry sandwich for lunch today.

was it a curry sandwich last night ?

 

[Tankus]

Cheddar and blackcurrant jam , not particularly weird .......but a long time fave of mine since youth...

Also cooked and pickled beetroot with raw onion....

 

[twentythreedom]

My mum and sister eat bacon and marmalade sandwiches

 

[Mrs Miggins]

Do we have the makings of a cookbook here?!

 

[polly]

maybe some pea juggling as well

Now you're just taking the pea

 

[ViolentPanda]

I don't think it is weird, but I love fried Marmite and cheese sandwiches, some say it is wrong, they are the wrong 'uns!

I love salt sandwiches, mustard sandwiches, and ketchup sandwiches. The problem with sauce sandwiches is that the filling drips all over the place. This can be reduced by adding S&V crisps.

The secret of a good non-drippy sauce sandwich is to only butter one slice of bread (using enough butter for two slices, obviously!), and spread the sauce on the other slice, which will soak it up.

 

[Plumdaff]

My mum used to make us sugar sandwiches as a treat in the 70s ((my teeth))

My Nan used to make broth toasted sandwiches with the Breville. I still don't quite understand the logistics. She also used to like bacon and strawberry jam.

 

[mr steev]

My mum used to make us sugar sandwiches as a treat in the 70s ((my teeth))

Sometimes we used to be really extravagant and add some sultanas or raisins too

 

[susie12]

My great aunt used to make sandwiches with cold left over cabbage. She smoked about 50 Capstan fags every day though so maybe she couldn't really taste it. She lived to nearly 90 ((Auntie Cis))

 

[Espresso]

Lancashire cheese and strawberry jam is an ace sandwich.
A toasted hot cross bun makes a great bread substitute for a bacon or sausage butty. I reckon a raisin and cinnamon bagel would do a better job, as it's more rigid.
Lemon curd and sliced banana on Irish brown soda bread is another lovely thing. Maybe not as a sandwich with two slices of bread, more of an open sandwich. Which is a pretty Nordic construct. Lemons, bananas and Irish bread are not particularly Nordic, mind.
A pal of mine swears by bacon and marmalade sandwiches. As I cannot abide marmalade, I'll have to take his word for it. And even though I can't stand marmalade, I can see in my head that sweet, salty, meaty and tart all together would be nice.

 

[DotCommunist]

two days ago I had a pate and cheddar (grated) with some crumbled Jacobs crqcker in there.

I then fried it to get a toastie. It was badboy.

 

[SpookyFrank]

My great aunt used to make sandwiches with cold left over cabbage. She smoked about 50 Capstan fags every day though so maybe she couldn't really taste it. She lived to nearly 90 ((Auntie Cis))

If you've got leftover cabbage you have to make bubble and squeak. It's the law.

 

[miss direct]

I'd rather have a weird sandwich any day rather than the sandwiches you get in Turkey - which are ALWAYS made of horrible cheap nasty bread, a slice of flavourless plastic cheese, a bit of tomato and a slice of cucumber. SO BORING.

 

[Greebo]

I'd rather have a weird sandwich any day rather than the sandwiches you get in Turkey <snip> SO BORING.

WTF? There are so many cheap and good quality ingredients where you are, I reckon you should start selling more interesting sarnies as a sideline.

 

[miss direct]

No-one would go for them apart from the odd foreigner. People here are VERY stuck in their ways.

 

[RubyToogood]

I have had a pie sandwich steak and kidney iirc

Do you have to flatten the pie?

 

[Jeff Robinson]

My mum likes tahini and jam.

That sound's great.

I used to love peanut butter and cornflake sandwiches. As inspired by Roy from the children's smash hit TV series 'Bertha'.

28 years old I was.

 

[J Ed]

When I was a kid I would eat sandwiches with just branston pickle

 

[J Ed]

Also honey sandwiches

 

[oryx]

The other day I bought a coronation chicken sandwich made with curried salad cream instead of mayonnaise.

Feel free to call me a foodie snob but it was just WRONG. And weird.