Sandwich fillings

Bobbykins

Hi EC12345

now there's a coincidence.....I was just searching for some exciting sandwich fillings myself and found this old thread
here...it's full of great ideas.

HTH

Bobby

LuciferTDark

Add a sprinkle of paprika to mayonnaise for a bit of extra spice.

EC12345

Bobbykins wrote: »

Hi EC12345

now there's a coincidence.....I was just searching for some exciting sandwich fillings myself and found this old thread
here...it's full of great ideas.

HTH

Bobby

Hi Bobby

Thanks for that - that's super helpful.

I think that I may buy a big chicken this week, roast it on Sunday and then have left overs in the sandwiches for as long as it lasts.:j

Thanks...

belfastgirl23

A bit of mustard in almost any sandwich cheers it up a bit IMHO

lilac_lady

Try roast beef and mango chutney. If you use a lot of ham , don't buy the supermarket prepacked plastic stuff. Buy a ham joint (Tesco value one is excellent) boil it then slice it thinly with an electric knife. You can freeze the cooked ham slices. It works out a lot cheaper and tastes so much better.

purpleivy

Sardines and pilchards, good for the omega stuff

PasturesNew

Peanut Butter
Peanut Butter & Banana
Cheese & Apple
Cheese, Apple & Peppers
Curried Coleslaw (just throw a teaspoon of curry powder into a small tub)
Curried Coleslaw with Peppers
Sausage
Sausage & Pickle
Sausage & Chutney
Sausage & Brown/Red Sauce
Sausage & Egg

Bongedone

Boatie_Bird wrote: »

One of my favourites is cheese, carrot and salad cream.
It's the only thing I ever use salad cream for - it just doesn't taste the same with mayo.

mmmm, I think I'll get some salad cream on the way home and have them for lunch tomorrow.!

I do this with a little sliced onion also. Used to be called Cheese Savory in the North East when I used to live there.

pavlovs_dog

when im lacking in inspiration i tend to look at the fillings in prepacked sandwiches, and then make my own cheaper versions

cheese and pinapple is probably my current favourite

she_grinch

Sliced dates make a sweet and unusual sandwich filling, even better with a sliced banana added