Favourite Sandwich

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D90 wasn’t it, the cheapest TDK.

I’ve been thinking about the sandwich and for some reason my mind is saying ‘simple’. So, decent cheddar and mild sliced onion and a bit of mayo, on white.

Home cooked roast beef thin sliced, but loads, with good horseradish and too much salt, also on white cut thin.

Thoughts will vary depending on hunger levels. Sometimes it’s good sausage meat and a fried egg in a toasted muffin x 2. That’s cold day, out for a long walk gear right there, nice with a BIG cup of tea or a Bovril.

Can see me going to bed with heartburn tonight :D
 
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A cheugh roll.....that's a properly slow risen decent gluten flour roll, something you can get your teeth into not a thing like overblown polystyrene pretending to be 'bread'.....with jam and cheddar, and a mug of tea :D

Failing that, salad cream and crushed crisps :D

Or I quite like to shred up some cabbage, salt it a little, drizzle it with some olive oil, nuke it for a couple of minutes....brilliant on a buttered (real butter, not fake lab grown waxy stuff) roll too :D
 
D90 wasn’t it, the cheapest TDK.

I’ve been thinking about the sandwich and for some reason my mind is saying ‘simple’. So, decent cheddar and mild sliced onion and a bit of mayo, on white.

Home cooked roast beef thin sliced, but loads, with good horseradish and too much salt, also on white cut thin.

Thoughts will vary depending on hunger levels. Sometimes it’s good sausage meat and a fried egg in a toasted muffin x 2. That’s cold day, out for a long walk gear right there, nice with a BIG cup of tea or a Bovril.

Can see me going to bed with heartburn tonight :D

I agree keeping it simple can be a good call , and agree nutrient barren white bread is the way to go.

I'll be interested to see what others suggest - maybe a few far flung sandwich combos from across the seas with more esoteric ingredients. Sandwichs seem to be found in all parts of the world
 
A cheugh roll.....that's a properly slow risen decent gluten flour roll, something you can get your teeth into not a thing like overblown polystyrene pretending to be 'bread'.....with jam and cheddar, and a mug of tea :D

Failing that, salad cream and crushed crisps :D

Or I quite like to shred up some cabbage, salt it a little, drizzle it with some olive oil, nuke it for a couple of minutes....brilliant on a buttered (real butter, not fake lab grown waxy stuff) roll too :D


The jam and cheddar ( Dairy and fruit ) thing I do get - lemon curd and soft cheese is gorgeous , like a 5 second cheesecake.

Salad cream and crushed crisps - also I get - textural component that sandwichs often lack. Needing some crispy / crunch element.


I'll try the Cabbage thing.
 
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Council issue soft, white bread

Butter it

Thin layer of Marmite on the top slice

Smear of mayo over the marmite

Slice or two of normal supermarket thickness sliced ham (not wafer thin, but nothing fancy).

That or a good old ham and English mustard, also on council issue white bread.
 
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Where do sandwiches stop and burgers start?

Reasonable question.

I want to say ( until someone points out the exception ) that maybe its a cold vs hot meat thing ? But then Cubanos and Reubens are served hot - but thats unprocessed meat. So maybe a "burger" is minced processed meat served hot.???
 
Can´t say if it´s favour but one tasty sandwich is: Allmost any soft bread will do, put some hot sauce on the bread, then mayo and on top big slice of moist ham.
In my country we don´t do sandwiches with two bread slices.

Typical finnish sandwich:
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