Cheese (and any filling) Sandwich Toasties

FusionFury

Anyone have these regularly? I noticed if you buy cheap grated cheese (I like Red Leicester when it's on offer) and some ham slices (around £3 for both) you have a regular snack or supper for atleast a week - very MSE'ing

I didn't eat much bread before but I think I found a enjoyable way to eat it.

What are your favourite fillings?

ljaybrad

I love putting the spread cheese on these (light garlic and herbs) and then topping with ham or chorizo, pepper and mushrooms

Kimmilew

I love my toastie machine more than anything. especially since my main craving is cheese. I love making tuna,mayo and sweetcorn filling an then adding slices of cheese. once all heated up between bread it tastes amazing.

415SanFran

Baked beans are good if you have a few to use up.
cheese and beans would work as well.

DCFC79

Cheese and pickle with onion, even better with a nice bag of crisps and a bottle of beer/lager.

Grimbal

I know the thread title was "cheese and" but don't forget the sweet fillings too ! Nutella & sliced banana is to die for

McKneff

Its hardly MSE to buy grated cheese, its virtually double the price, your paying someone to grate if for you.

Just buy the cheese and grate it yourself (you can freeze grated cheese)

Enterprise_1701C

Mashed banana - the ones you would throw out otherwise, with a little peanut butter. No, I am not pregnant, just a memory from childhood!

TryingHardToSave_2

We love our toasties here and its something i never get fed of up eating is normally cheap, filling and quick.

Heres a few of the filling with have - cheese, cheese and diced onion, cheese and ham, tuna mayo, cheese and beans with lil sausages, bacon brie and cranberry. Peanut butter and jam, banana and honey x

geordie_joe

McKneff wrote: »

Its hardly MSE to buy grated cheese, its virtually double the price,

Where do you shop? In my local tesco 250g blocks of cheese are £1.65 and 250g bags of the equivalent grated cheese are £1.68

I hardly think an extra 3p can be described as "virtually double the price"

McKneff wrote: »

your paying someone to grate if for you.

I don't think people do it, they have a machine to grate it by the ton.

McKneff wrote: »

Just buy the cheese and grate it yourself (you can freeze grated cheese)

I think you missed the point, which was buy cheap grated cheese when it is on offer.

Would buying a block of cheese for £1.65 be very MSE when the same cheese, grated is £1.68 but on BOGOF?

Or when it is reduced to 29p because it is "Best Before" today?

mymerrywidow

does anyone use those toast bag things? i got mine from poundland. and put all kinds of things in the sandwich.