Sandwiches

eastlady

Interesting combination, does beetroot make the sandwich messy?

I find using plain bread is best.I would advise against letting sandwiches sit for any length of time as this could lead to a slight discolouration of both the bread and one's skin.;)

Cotta

eastlady wrote: »

Interesting combination, does beetroot make the sandwich messy?

I find using plain bread is best.I would advise against letting sandwiches sit for any length of time as this could lead to a slight discolouration of both the bread and one's skin.;)

Plain bread absorbs the juice better?

NI22

This topic is annoyingly interesting. Is there a way to cut the cheese without it crumbling?

eastlady

Cotta wrote: »

Plain bread absorbs the juice better?

Yes, I've found the structure of plain bread is best.Ofcourse you could toast the pan bread, but that may lead us on to a discussion over the merits of toasted sandwiches vs untoasted sandwiches .Which in turn could lead to butter vs margarine,and if we're not careful chicken noodle soup vs chicken broth.

Cotta

eastlady wrote: »

Yes, I've found the structure of plain bread is best.Ofcourse you could toast the pan bread, but that may lead us on to a discussion over the merits of toasted sandwiches vs untoasted sandwiches .Which in turn could lead to butter vs margarine,and if we're not careful chicken noodle soup vs chicken broth.

I've always found plain bread to be too dry although it seems to be preferred by the older generation.

eastlady

Cotta wrote: »

I've always found plain bread to be too dry although it seems to be preferred by the older generation.

Personally I would use butter when eating plain bread as it has been proven to make the bread more palatable .

Cotta

eastlady wrote: »

Personally I would use butter when eating plain bread as it has been proven to make the bread more palatable .

Agreed, if it's not a sandwich then butter is always the best option.

steveymp

NI22 wrote: »

This topic is annoyingly interesting. Is there a way to cut the cheese without it crumbling?

happy_gardener

You guys have made my day. Especially the person who said it had to be triangles if you had visitors, as we did that. I read all comments and laughed.
Norn Iron humour is the best!!

NI22

steveymp wrote: »

It's an option but we really only have a knife at work and I don't want to go to the trouble of bringing in a grater.