Hm Cheese Savoury- Salad cream or Mayo??

nooksky

I have never heard of Cheese Savoury before, sounds nice though so gonna give it a try. Is it only a sandwich filling or do u use it for other things?

Kazonline

Only ever had it in rolls - but I'd imagine it would be nice in a jacket spud too. Sometimes you can get a cheese savoury roll with crispy bacon on top :drool:
Kaz x

Spendless

singlehouseholder wrote:

ah thanks spendless- was onto my 3rd 11hr shift at work, either that or i'm just as thick as pigs IYKWIM!! Thanks for letting me know. Off to take the eyes out of my tatties and make cheese savoury, its lush from Greggs, so looks like the Mayo has won. Used to love the cheese savoury salad whoppa's from my local Greggs, but they started being really tight with the filling so gave them up. Also Greggs has a bit of a reputation, through no fault of their own. They seem to have ended up with the title of being finest baby/toddler- dinner producer in the North East, Sausage rolls-pastry covering prams all over Tyne and Wear.

aahh you're welcome:D . Surprised it's mayo in greggs cheese savories (they're a sandwich they sell there halloweenqueen) though cos I thought they had quite a sharp taste to them. Have to confess my 3yo and 6yo are mad for their sausage rolls too:o . We have a no feeding the pigeons ban in town now and a community warden told a mum off for sweeping the crumbs off of tots pushchair cos this could feed the pigeons and she could be given a fan. The same week our paper reported this it also mentioned tht community wardens had gone to someone house cos he has a bird table and there had been a complaint that he was encouring pigeons:rolleyes: . The man was pictured with his bird table and a sign above it he had made to keep the council happy. It read
"no pigeons by order" :rotfl:

halloweenqueen_2

Is there any sort of recipe - or you just bung what you fancy together!!??

nic82

halloweenqueen wrote:

Is there any sort of recipe - or you just bung what you fancy together!!??

After reading this post yesterday, I made this for OH's and my sandwiches today.

Halloweenqueen, I'm not sure if I did it quite right and I haven't actually eaten it yet (since it's not lunchtime yet!) but it looks yummy.

I mixed grated cheese, chopped onion and salad cream for OH's and grated cheese, chopped cucumber and salad cream for mine.

singlehouseholder

I had cheese savoury on my spuds last night, used two grated carrots and onion and put about half the amount of cheese to carrot- if that makes sense. It sounds stingy but its that super strong cheddar so a little goes a long way, plus, trying to eat healthy. Went to get mayo , and guess what I had none, typical, luckily I had some dregs of salad cream, mixed it up and ground tons and tons of black pepper into it, hmm, twas well nice. Its nice in sarnies, on tatties, if its loose enough, mixed with pasta, or even just a dollop on the side of your plate with a pile of salad.
Spread the word, time for a cheese savoury revolution.

As for the poor fella not being able to feed the pigeons, that stinks. There's a fella out my back lane who has a big cree in his yard, its funny when he tries to get them back in after they've had a fly, he's sometimes on over an hour going " come on-(shakey shakey tin of seed!) They're lovely. Know some people think they're rats with wings, but I like all animals!!

nic82

singlehouseholder wrote:

There's a fella out my back lane who has a big cree in his yard, its funny when he tries to get them back in after they've had a fly, he's sometimes on over an hour going " come on-(shakey shakey tin of seed!) They're lovely. Know some people think they're rats with wings, but I like all animals!!

Aggggggggh, that could be my BF if we lived ooop north! (yep, he keeps them too and is the tender age of 26 rather than the normal 60-70year olds!)

singlehouseholder

nic82 its not a bad hobby, he could have a liking for collecting Startrek dvds or spotting trains or such like, I think its a perfectly healthy pastime for a young chap to take up- more so if he's got prize winning birds that can rake in the 1st prize!!

nic82

singlehouseholder wrote:

nic82 its not a bad hobby, he could have a liking for collecting Startrek dvds or spotting trains or such like, I think its a perfectly healthy pastime for a young chap to take up- more so if he's got prize winning birds that can rake in the 1st prize!!

That's very true singlehouseholder. I have to say he's not too bad at it and at least it keeps him in the back garden where I can see him (only joking!!). In fact, he's outside right now looking into the sky waiting for his first one home!

Anastacia

So back to this cheese savoury, how have i never heard of it. Is it a regional specialilty or something ? Sounds really nice. Does it keep once mixed ? So i could make it on Sunday night for Monday & Tuesday sarnies maybe ?

Thank you cheese savoury experts !

Anastacia