Sandwich fillings

pawpurrs

home made hommous and grated carrot.

Roast beef and horseradish.

Gammon and mustard.

Frankfurter and salad

Plain old salad

Spanish omlette salad

Anything to hand really.

I like peanut butter and beetroot, but havent had it for ages as have been dieting.

Left over sausages?

wigginsmum

I'm boring with sandwiches - just mature Cheddar with or without Marmite or pickle. Or occasionally taramosalata on pitta.

squeaky

Penny-Pincher!! wrote:

We had a thread about the "best sandwich" a few months ago, but I cant find it..LOL. Had some excellent ideas.

PP
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It's the first one in this list

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honey28

pawpurrs wrote:

I like peanut butter and beetroot, but havent had it for ages as have been dieting

:eek: :eek: Together?!
I love peanut butter and jam but have never heard of this.

Andybez38

i love boiled eggs mashed up with a little salad cream and chopped spring onions mixed together. yummy.

mirakl

One of the bizarre combinations which I think is brilliant is cheese, peanut butter and sambal, preferably toasted but that's not practical in work so uncooked is good too!

elvis_bloggs

Corned beef and onions on lightly buttered bread, yummy.

FunkyFairy

One of my faves is cheese mixed with spring onions and mayo.

My hubby loves Cheese and Jam, He also likes brown sauce and crisp.

minskerella

Me and my hubby are sick of having the same sandwich fillings - cheese, ham, roast beef, tuna mayo etc. Has anybody got any ideas for anything more exciting? Plus, we try to avoid the reformed sandwich meat, so ham and beef can cost up to a £1 for a largeish slice!! My hubby has three rolls a day so he may as well eat out for how much it costs! I thought maybe marinating and cooking chicken breasts or something might work out cheaper. Has anybody any ideas? Has to be sandwiches really cos he is always out and about with work so can't heat up leftovers nad he's not mad on pasta!! Thanks!!!!!

overlykeensaver

We are in the same predicament as you and have decided to buy a cheap roast chicken to cook on a Sunday and shred the meat for sandwiches for the rest of the week. In Sainsbury's you can get a chicken to roast for £2.99 or £3.99 for slightly larger one, so this works out much cheaper than buying sliced meat. You can also make stock/soup out of the bones to provide an evening meal.