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Working out how much filling per sandwich?
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Love the idea of "self service" but mum is worried about extra mess and also the venue don't want any sharp knives on tables (go figure). Tis a shame because I wouldn't mind knocking up a couple of interesting loaves to add to the spread. In fact, if I get time I'll do a tear n share or three as they take barely any time, look great and require no maiming instruments.:cool:
Tear n share is a great idea! The only bad idea really is that you said won't be drinking! I think you should amend that one! Hope it all goes well. x0 -
How about pinwheel sandwiches? I'm 46 and they're still one of my favourite party foods, along with a cheese and pineapple hedgehog
http://www.wikihow.com/Make-Pinwheel-Sandwiches0
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