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Unusual sandwich fillings
by Dandelion 4th May 2011, 9:54 pm
Do you have an unusual filling for a sandwich, maybe a well-kept family secret?
I'll kick off with a sandwich we used to have when we were kids, Bounty sandwich. Any sort of bread with chocolate spread (or nutella) and a sprinkle of dessicated coconut.
I'll kick off with a sandwich we used to have when we were kids, Bounty sandwich. Any sort of bread with chocolate spread (or nutella) and a sprinkle of dessicated coconut.
Last edited by Dandelion on 4th May 2011, 9:56 pm; edited 1 time in total (Reason for editing : I forgot to include the recipe!)
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Re: Unusual sandwich fillings
by AngelinaJellyBeana 5th May 2011, 8:20 am
toasted cheese & banana sandwich
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Re: Unusual sandwich fillings
by mr_sfstk8d 5th May 2011, 2:04 pm
My mum's good freind in our old home years ago had a husband who'd make a sandwich of just thick sliced onion. Sometimes he'd have fried fish tails with it as well, if they were on from a previous meal. I imagine Joy must have loved that man dearly to get over the "aromatic" nature of his eating habits, lol.
I've been known often to add mashed potato to a sandwich of leftover meat loaf or roast. Sometimes cold oatmeal for a mid day snack (left from brekkies). Yes, I make mine thick enough to slice, lol.
I've been known often to add mashed potato to a sandwich of leftover meat loaf or roast. Sometimes cold oatmeal for a mid day snack (left from brekkies). Yes, I make mine thick enough to slice, lol.
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Re: Unusual sandwich fillings
by AngelinaJellyBeana 5th May 2011, 2:54 pm
Ohhh yes, cold mashed potato sandwich, not had one of those for ages 
with English mustard spread on top
will have to make some mash for tea
just remembered, my sister used to make cream cracker sandwiches, basically a jam buttie with a cream cracker in the middle
with English mustard spread on topwill have to make some mash for tea
just remembered, my sister used to make cream cracker sandwiches, basically a jam buttie with a cream cracker in the middle
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Re: Unusual sandwich fillings
by Dandelion 5th May 2011, 5:37 pm
Some friends of ours used to make 'chunion' sandwiches - grated cheese and grated onion mashed together. You can do it with cheese and celery too - I suppose it's called 'chelery'!!
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Re: Unusual sandwich fillings
by AngelinaJellyBeana 5th May 2011, 9:00 pm
Dairylea & Marmite or avocado & Marmite
my friend makes egg and onion - not sure about that one
my friend makes egg and onion - not sure about that one
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Re: Unusual sandwich fillings
by mr_sfstk8d 5th May 2011, 9:46 pm
I thought egg and onion was rather commonplace. Maybe with a bit of mayonaise and mustard. Maybe that's just me though.
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Re: Unusual sandwich fillings
by Dandelion 5th May 2011, 10:03 pm
My brother developed strange tastes as far as sandwiches were concerned when he was at school, and did sailing after school in the local gravel pit. None of the other kids brought any snacks with them, and they used to take his, so in the end he took sandwiches filled with Sainsburys pork breakfast sausage and lemon curd (together!)
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Re: Unusual sandwich fillings
by mark barker 5th May 2011, 10:21 pm
OMG! This thread is like a conversation with a group of pregnant folks! Whats wrong with you people!? 
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Re: Unusual sandwich fillings
by Chilli-head 6th May 2011, 10:36 am
I read that as "Cold mashed maggots" - something I guess only Bear Grylls would contemplate !
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Re: Unusual sandwich fillings
by Dandelion 6th May 2011, 5:48 pm
Cottage cheese and dates.
Cottage cheese with salami and tomato
but no maggots
Cottage cheese with salami and tomato
but no maggots
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Re: Unusual sandwich fillings
by Dandelion 13th August 2011, 5:28 pm
polgara wrote:Cheese & beetroot.
...with pink bread!!!
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Re: Unusual sandwich fillings
by polgara 13th August 2011, 11:20 pm
Depends how juicy the beetroot is. 
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Re: Unusual sandwich fillings
by Kristy lee 14th August 2011, 8:02 am
vegemite, avocado and mung beans with a touch of cheese melted on top
When i was pregnant i would eat potato salad, chicken avocado and cheese. I've never tried though whilst not being pregnant so don't know what it's really like
When i was pregnant i would eat potato salad, chicken avocado and cheese. I've never tried though whilst not being pregnant so don't know what it's really like
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Re: Unusual sandwich fillings
by polgara 14th August 2011, 1:13 pm
Marmite & cress or cheese or anything really
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Re: Unusual sandwich fillings
by Dandelion 14th August 2011, 4:01 pm
As a teenager I used to eat peanut butter, marmite and cheese sandwiches, but I now feel that was a bit over the top. (Tasty though!)
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Re: Unusual sandwich fillings
by polgara 25th August 2011, 10:30 pm
Cheese & salad cream, not mayo. but salad cream.
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Re: Unusual sandwich fillings
by KtMcG 13th January 2012, 3:44 pm
BUMP! Resurrecting another old thread....!
Cream cheese & Jam - all time favourite, also works well on cracker, ryvitas etc.
Cheese and vinegar (I guess this is the similar to the cheese & salad cream approach?)
OH is a fan of the leftover chilli sandwich, cant say it works for me tho!
Cream cheese & Jam - all time favourite, also works well on cracker, ryvitas etc.
Cheese and vinegar (I guess this is the similar to the cheese & salad cream approach?)
OH is a fan of the leftover chilli sandwich, cant say it works for me tho!
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Re: Unusual sandwich fillings
by Adrian 13th January 2012, 4:01 pm
Left over chilli sandwich is my favourite hangover food
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Re: Unusual sandwich fillings
by KtMcG 13th January 2012, 4:03 pm
Ohhh it makes my stomach turn when he eats them. He's also a fan of the baked beans and cheese sani and spam and salad cream...... eww
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Re: Unusual sandwich fillings
by Wilhelm Von Rhomboid 13th January 2012, 4:13 pm
sliced fresh strawberries and ground black pepper on white bread.
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