Strange sandwiches

Plain crisps on buttered brown bread is the limit of an unusual sandwich for me

Dad used to eat peanut butter and lettuce.

Here and in The Netherlands Chocolate sprinkles are common on bread for breakfast, in fact they are sold in the section of the supermarket with jams and Choc spread. DGS is into Cocktail sauce sandwiches at the moment.

When I was at school we used to scoop out some of the dough from a bap, fill it with crisps and crunch away. Fab.

OH likes ham, fried egg, mustard, cabbage with tomatoes.

Not that unusual but I dare not have peanut butter in the cupboard as I cannot resist making peanut butter and strawberry jam sandwichs I would eat them all day yet I don't actually like peanut butter much.

My Danish DH also eats sliced apple on ryebread

In Denmark you can also buy "sandwich chocolate" - thin slices of milk or dark chocolate that are the right size to fit on a bit of ryebread

DD used to like paté and honey sanwiches

Ever try a sultana sandwich?

My lunch today was a strong cheese with strawberry jam in a crusty roll, and a mug of builders tea.

Strange as these?
www.youtube.com/watch?v=KCYU2mJJuwA

When I was a child I was a poor eater and my dad showed me how to make a dinner sandwich.

You need a roast dinner and two slices of bread, fill the bread with vegetables, roast potatoes etc., I loved them and began to eat well.

Mum's favourite sandwich was cheese and apricot jam.

Cornflake sandwiches are nice.

My Mum used to serve orange and date brown bread sandwiches , she thought it was very sophisticated ! They were dreadful !

Sugar is my limit, I like 'boring' fillings, ham and cheese, cheese and tomato, beef and mustard and now I'm hungry!

Fry cream chocolate (sliced through the centre - No mean feat!) On brown bread

Cheese & pear sandwiches

I've always liked apple sandwiches with a sprinkle of sugar, Daddima - I didn't realise they were unusual! A favourite treat when I was little was a bar of Cadbury's Dairy Milk between two slices of buttered white bread. We used to get sugar sandwiches too.

DGS2, aged 3, asked for a scrambled egg sandwich for lunch this week. He ate it all and said it was delicious. I can't see it catching on though - it was ever so slightly messy!

Reading some of the sarnie fillings mentioned makes me realise I have a rather conservative approach to sandwiches. Nothing can beat cheese and tomato.

Peanut butter and cranberry sauce. Yum, yum!

My great aunt used to like jelly - double double yuck.

Banana and marmite.
Apple and crisps.

Mashed potato, double yuck! I think I would add Fry's Turkish Delight bars to that.

Mentioned this before , my mum liked Fry's Turkish Delight bars in her sandwich's and cheese and banana.

DH likes mashed potato sandwiches ?