Toasted sandwiches

[Ratchet Cat]

What can I put in them, apart from the trusted cheese?
I dug my sandwich maker out of the cupboard so I could use up various jars of pickle in the fridge.
I remember putting baked beans in them when I was a teenager.
It gets a bit messy though.🐱😋

 

[richardfm]

Cheese and onion, cheese and ham, cheese and brown sauce

 

[ebikeerwidnes]

I think I am the only person in the country that has never owned one!

Mind you the fact that I don't eat cheese probably has something to do with it!

 

[Bonefish Blues]

Untrustworthy cheese. That's good too.

 

[sevenfourate]

Love a sweet one: jam, banana, marmalade etc……all the above do tend to get slightly warm though 😳 Beware !!

 

[vickster]

Cheese and tomato for me always

 

[glasgowcyclist]

Tuna and banana. You won’t believe it till you try it!

(Spread tuna one on half and mashed banana on the other and put in your toaster.)

 

[sevenfourate]

Tuna and banana. You won’t believe it till you try it!

(Spread tuna one on half and mashed banana on the other and put in your toaster.)

You’ve just made that up: at our expense…..

 

[lazybloke]

Tuna and banana. You won’t believe it till you try it!

(Spread tuna one on half and mashed banana on the other and put in your toaster.)

Erm... I like the idea of the original Cornish pasty being half savoury, half sweet. I'll try most things, but am really not sure about your "warm-weegie-wich".

Anyway, the clamshell Breville sandwhich toaster is so 1970s; the cool kids opt for panini.

I recommened: buffalo mozarella, sun-dried tomatoes, pesto and arugula.
All organic, natch. Toodle pip, darlings!!

 

[vickster]

Erm... I like the idea of the original Cornish pasty being half savoury, half sweet. I'll try most things, but am really not sure about your "warm-weegie-wich".

Anyway, the clamshell Breville sandwhich toaster is so 1970s; the cool kids opt for panini.

Mine does triangles (this it’s a Swan branded model).
Might have to drag it out of the cupboard post gym!

 

[glasgowcyclist]

You’ve just made that up: at our expense…..

When it was first suggested to me by a colleague, I thought it was a wind-up too. Then we arrived at a wee cafe in Kilwinning where it was on the menu, so I tried it. It’s been a favourite ever since.

I'll try most things, but am really not sure about your "warm-weegie-wich".

Alas, I can’t claim this as a weegie invention, the credit belongs to Ayrshire.

 

[Regular.Cyclist]

I had brisket with a little horseradish in one yesterday. Really enjoyed it.

 

[Deleted member 1258]

I think I am the only person in the country that has never owned one!

Mind you the fact that I don't eat cheese probably has something to do with it!

No you're not the only one, I've never owned one either.

 

[Kingfisher101]

No you're not the only one, I've never owned one either.

You're not missing much. We used to have one in the 1970s/80s? All I can remember is molten hot cheese nearly taking the roof of your mouth off. No thanks.

 

[lazybloke]

You're not missing much. We used to have one in the 1970s/80s? All I can remember is molten hot cheese nearly taking the roof of your mouth off. No thanks.

And parents shouting "Don't use a knife on the non-stick!"