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Freezing Sandwiches
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Tuna & sweetcorn mayo on brown bread freeze really well!
As do chicken, bacon & mayo!!
My kids don't have a clue they've been frozen - ha ha :rotfl:0 -
Wooden_Spoon wrote: »Tuna & sweetcorn mayo on brown bread freeze really well!
As do chicken, bacon & mayo!!
My kids don't have a clue they've been frozen - ha ha :rotfl:
That's brilliant! I didn't think that mayo froze well and try to use the whole mix in one go. Now I can have variety, as I'll make up the whole mix into sandwiches, making one lunch and freezing the rest for other days.:T
PS Do they have to be well-buttered so they don't go soggy?The beautiful thing about learning is nobody can take it away from you.
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Wooden_Spoon wrote: »Tuna & sweetcorn mayo on brown bread freeze really well!
As do chicken, bacon & mayo!!
My kids don't have a clue they've been frozen - ha ha :rotfl:
Thank you for that. I was going to ask about mayo as my lot prefer mayo to low fat spread but I didn't know if the mayo would freeze ok
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