vernon
Harder than Ronnie Pickering
- Location
- Meanwood, Leeds
Weird Butty's ?
- Thread starter SteCenturion
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vernon
Harder than Ronnie Pickering
- Location
- Meanwood, Leeds
Not sure about the jam! Might try it one day!
Get drunk first....
Bryony
Veteran
- Location
- Ramsgate, Kent
Haha ok! Any excuse for a few drinkies!
MontyVeda
a short-tempered ill-controlled small-minded troll
- Location
- Lancaster... the little city.
as a kid, I loved lettuce & salad cream sarnies, but these days i opt for the classier mayo.
weirdest butty has got be my M&M&M butty... no not the former Treet sweets, the three m's; Marmite, Mustard & Mayo, or Marmite, Marmalade & Mayo if you're feeling inquisitive.
I recall having a sausage roll butty when there wasn't much in.... that was quite good as the sausage roll alone would, as is often the case, cover my jumper in flaky puff pastry shrapnel. Wrapping a sausage roll in bread is more about pastry management than making a sarnie.
Peanut butter & jam is a winner every time, as is cheese & jam, and of course peanut butter & Marmite
I hope mentioning toasted sandwiches isn't going too far off topic... any left over stew, curry, mixed veg from the Sunday roast is excellent in a toasted sandwich... and to make any toasted sandwich a thing of true wonder and delight, add a light spreading of Marmite on the outside of the bread... this burns as the bread toasts and tastes fan-bloody-tastic
weirdest butty has got be my M&M&M butty... no not the former Treet sweets, the three m's; Marmite, Mustard & Mayo, or Marmite, Marmalade & Mayo if you're feeling inquisitive.
I recall having a sausage roll butty when there wasn't much in.... that was quite good as the sausage roll alone would, as is often the case, cover my jumper in flaky puff pastry shrapnel. Wrapping a sausage roll in bread is more about pastry management than making a sarnie.
Peanut butter & jam is a winner every time, as is cheese & jam, and of course peanut butter & Marmite
I hope mentioning toasted sandwiches isn't going too far off topic... any left over stew, curry, mixed veg from the Sunday roast is excellent in a toasted sandwich... and to make any toasted sandwich a thing of true wonder and delight, add a light spreading of Marmite on the outside of the bread... this burns as the bread toasts and tastes fan-bloody-tastic
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PaulSecteur
No longer a Specialized fanboy
- Location
- Walsall, West Mids.
Although I consider them normal, I have been told that fishfinger sarnies are the food of wierdos, Likewise fried egg sarnis too.
When I was "dahn sarf" I had a bacon sarnie... that also had butter on the bread - exotic!
Personal "regress back to chaildhood" is a frazzles sandwich. For people unlucky enough not to know, this is what a frazzle is...
When I was "dahn sarf" I had a bacon sarnie... that also had butter on the bread - exotic!
Personal "regress back to chaildhood" is a frazzles sandwich. For people unlucky enough not to know, this is what a frazzle is...
Lullabelle
Banana
- Location
- Midlands UK
Although I consider them normal, I have been told that fishfinger sarnies are the food of wierdos, Likewise fried egg sarnis too.
When I was "dahn sarf" I had a bacon sarnie... that also had butter on the bread - exotic!
Personal "regress back to chaildhood" is a frazzles sandwich. For people unlucky enough not to know, this is what a frazzle is...
Fishfinger sarnies are the food of the gods, with ketchup obviously
PaulSecteur
No longer a Specialized fanboy
- Location
- Walsall, West Mids.
Peteaud
Veteran
- Location
- South Somerset
Although I consider them normal, I have been told that fishfinger sarnies are the food of wierdos, Likewise fried egg sarnis too.
When I was "dahn sarf" I had a bacon sarnie... that also had butter on the bread - exotic!
Personal "regress back to chaildhood" is a frazzles sandwich. For people unlucky enough not to know, this is what a frazzle is...
I had Fish finger sarnie for my Xmas dinner.
They are indeed the food of gods, but, they need grated cheddar and Daddies sauce imho.
My Xmas Dinner
threebikesmcginty
Corn Fed Hick...
- Location
- ...on the slake
Or a 'piece' if you're in Scotchland the noo.
PaulSecteur
No longer a Specialized fanboy
- Location
- Walsall, West Mids.
Lullabelle
Banana
- Location
- Midlands UK
I had Fish finger sarnie for my Xmas dinner.
They are indeed the food of gods, but, they need grated cheddar and Daddies sauce imho.
My Xmas Dinner
Daddies sauce
TwickenhamCyclist
Guest
Cream Cheese, Banana and Honey
Sandwich shop opposite where I used to work always had a few of these ready made on the shelf - they looked pretty weird to me but I was assured there was demand! Had one once when I was late for lunch and it was all they had left - wasn't as bad as I thought but I wouldn't miss it if i never had another..
Sandwich shop opposite where I used to work always had a few of these ready made on the shelf - they looked pretty weird to me but I was assured there was demand! Had one once when I was late for lunch and it was all they had left - wasn't as bad as I thought but I wouldn't miss it if i never had another..
Moon bunny
Judging your grammar
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- Basking in my own brilliance.
Moon bunny
Judging your grammar
- Location
- Basking in my own brilliance.
Cheese and boxed (none of that fresh medjool nonsense here) dates.
