[Food] Sandwich/roll fillings

[Norman Potting]

O.k. I'm bored.

Morrison's Pumpernickel roll with Stilton and mild Mango chutney.

....over to you gourmets out there.

 

[Weststander]

Tuna, mayonnaise and crunchy chopped onions, in a fresh wholemeal seeded roll. Butter, not margarine.

 

[banjo]

Old school cheese n onion door stop white bread.

 

[albionalbino]

Salt beef in light rye with mustard and dill pickle.

 

[LamieRobertson]

Bacon

 

[Guinness Boy]

Back when I first started working there was a sandwich shop in Air St just near The Quadrant that used to do an absolute slab of doorstep bread, slathered in enough melted cheese to bathe in and topped with caramelized onions. It truly was a thing of beauty. I've never seen its like again.

Then, when working later in The City we discovered both the Birley's Hot Special and a place that did a roast dinner in a baguette. I'm honestly drooling thinking about it.


In the absence of both, at home, during lockdown, it's chicken and crispy bacon, tossed in mayo, with Iceberg Lettuce on thick granary.

 

[Eeyore]

Salmon and cream cheese. Always had to be first to the table at cricket teas to snaffle those.

 

[Guinness Boy]

This thread is useless without [MENTION=473]Barnet Seagull[/MENTION]

 

[scooter1]

Back when I first started working there was a sandwich shop in Air St just near The Quadrant that used to do an absolute slab of doorstep bread, slathered in enough melted cheese to bathe in and topped with caramelized onions. It truly was a thing of beauty. I've never seen it's like again.

Then, when working later in The City we discovered both the Birley's Hot Special and a place that did a roast dinner in a baguette. I'm honestly drooling thinking about it.


In the absence of both, at home, during lockdown, it's chicken and crispy bacon, tossed in mayo, with Iceberg Lettuce on thick granary.

I used to visit that little sandwich shop every Saturday. They did a great salad and mayonnaise, on a white doorstep for about £1.20. Happy to be reminded of that place

 

[Guinness Boy]

Salmon and cream cheese. Always had to be first to the table at cricket teas to snaffle those.

I beg to differ. At cricket tea the answer is always cheeeeeeeese and onion.

 

[Lyndhurst 14]

Peanut butter and jelly - disgusting but the great American comfort food.

IMO you can't beat an egg and bacon sarnie from M&S

 

[Juan Albion]

Real roast turkey, lettuce, tomatoes and some Thousand Island dressing.

 

[clapham_gull]

Tuna, mayonnaise and crunchy chopped onions, in a fresh wholemeal seeded roll. Butter, not margarine.

Exactly.

 

[Lyndhurst 14]

If bagels are included; cream cheese, salmon, tomato and onion

 

[KZNSeagull]

Tuna Mayo Doorstep from Ayr St mid 80's
Chicken and Stuffing from the pub next to the Dome Box Office in New Road which I cannot remember the name of, also Mid 80's.
Ham and Coleslaw on any bread. Today at home.

Coleslaw is the greatest sandwich filling ever.

 

[clapham_gull]

I'm going to very Spanish influenced on this one.

Good tinned tuna, they would never put up with ours. If you don't want to pay through the nose the Italian Rio Mare brand is the nearest you will get to what the Spanish think is basic tinned tuna.

Then add these, a mild pickled Spanish Pepper.

Finally chop a tomato and add loads of pepper and a touch of Mayonnaise.

 

[Weststander]

Crunchy Turkey and stuffing sandwiches/rolls are very nice.

 

[GT49er]

1). Cheese and dates;
2). Tuna and cucumber;
3). Processed peas;
4). Cheese and onion crisps.
5). Watercress, tomato, salt and pepper.
6). Fried egg.
7). Scrambled egg.
8). Chips.
9). Blackcurrant jam.
10).Mustard and brown sauce.

 

[LamieRobertson]

1). Cheese and dates;
2). Tuna and cucumber;
3). Processed peas;
4). Cheese and onion crisps.
5). Watercress, tomato, salt and pepper.
6). Fried egg.
7). Scrambled egg.
8). Chips.
9). Blackcurrant jam.
10).Mustard and brown sauce.

Ok u’ve got ten minutes to eat the lot

 

[Guinness Boy]

Ok u’ve got ten minutes to eat the lot

Number 3 is, frankly, disturbing

And 10 seems to have had the word "sausage" omitted from it.