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Blighter
15-10-2008, 22:14
What is it?
I just had one with Walkers Sweet Chilli Sensations, Nando's Piri Piri Hot Sauce, and ham... washed down with a can of Red Bull. YUM
Toasted Yeez & Beanie Widgey!!! :D
NokkonWud
15-10-2008, 23:12
Any that's made for me. Seriously.
Kell_ee001
15-10-2008, 23:30
I have 2 favs but they're classics - chicken mayo with crispy bacon or smoked cheese, ham and sweet tomato relish :o
NokkonWud
16-10-2008, 00:05
In all seriousness, 2 bacon, 2 sausage and a fried egg in a big, soft white bap does take some beating.
Blighter
16-10-2008, 00:28
Had that exact bap for brekkie :eek:
NokkonWud
16-10-2008, 00:35
Good man :). It's because it's the best.
It also means your OP fails ;).
Bacon and Brie, or if i'm not feeling in a bacon mood, then chicken with garlic mayo is next best.
chicken caesar sub roll.
or..
pastrami, salami, cheese, and a bit of mustard, on an onion and poppyseed bagel.
yay!
LeperousDust
16-10-2008, 01:33
If im making it myself i'm not particulary fussy so its whatever is lying round in the fridge that fits on a sandwhich easy. Usualy crappy reprocessed cheap meat of some sort lettuce tomato cucumber et al.
If i'm buying the chicken and bacon/BBQ/Mexican are what i'd "choose" but again i'll probably buy whats left at boots on their fantabulous meal deal which you CANNOT beat! :D
Crusty bread, cream cheese instead of butter/margarine, and thick slices of cheddar cheese and sweet apple.
Don't knock it till you've tried it :) It's a surprisingly delicious combination :D
NokkonWud
16-10-2008, 02:52
Bacon and Brie, or if i'm not feeling in a bacon mood, then chicken with garlic mayo is next best.
Chicken Mayo is good, put with Onion in there it's one of the best sandwiches in the world.
NokkonWud
16-10-2008, 02:53
Crusty bread, cream cheese instead of butter/margarine, and thick slices of cheddar cheese and sweet apple.
Don't knock it till you've tried it :) It's a surprisingly delicious combination :D
That sounds bloody lovely. I could murder one of those now.
Waitrose do a scrummy mozzarella and roast tomato wrap, which I treat myself to sometimes.
Generally I'll try and get cheese and tuna in a baguette.
Avocado and crispy bacon, with thickly cut crispy poppy seed bloomer slices.
That sounds bloody lovely. I could murder one of those now.
I made myself hungry typing about it :D Might have it for lunch today.
Tomato, ready-salted crisps, mayo and black pepper on white bread with Sharwoods Chilli Sauce to dip into.
I also like mushroom toasties and just ordinary salad on white bread with a bit of Heinz salad cream :)
I was working at a client site recently and the salad sandwich worked out at just 50p - every penny counts, etc. :)
Cheese and Onion
chicken bacon and stuffing
Mmmmmmmmmm!
BB x
"slinky"
16-10-2008, 13:00
I can not, ever, beat a spicy italian from subway, with extra onions, mayonaise, some jalepenos and have it toasted.
I've tried (in vain) to recreate the awesomeness at home but it never comes out right :(
leowyatt
16-10-2008, 14:10
Italian BMT from subway is one of the best sandwiches!
So many favourites:
- Chicken, bacon and avacado on ciabatta with mayo.
- Classic BLT + mayo.
- Mature cheese and Branston.
- Corned beef and Branston.
- M&S New York Deli pastrami with sauerkraut, cheese and mustard mayo.
- Christmas leftover special: turkey, stuffing and cranberry.
- Brie, bacon and cranberry baguette.
- Smoked cheese and chicken tikka ham toastie.
- Duck and hoi-sin wrap.
- Fajita wrap.
- And as already mentioned, sausage, bacon and egg with Daddies sauce in a white bap.
I love sandwiches me.
And don't forget, it it goes with cheese you can stick it in a Breville which I actually prefer to a toasted panini (usually over-priced anyway).
probably sommit like :
bacon, chicken, avacodo, stilton with olives, jalapenos, english round lettuce and mayo on lightly buttered fresh white batch loaf
When I ate meat my favourite sandwich was black pudding, ketchup and Colmans English mustard. Other than that, it would have to be just plain, good quality bacon on toast with Lurpak butter.
Matblack
16-10-2008, 19:41
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Real warm corned beef from Katz Deli in NY with mustard and pickles Mmmmmmmmm
MB
I love so many!
Egg, salad cream and spring onion would probably come top.
Philly, smoked salmon and plack pepper bagel
Pretty much anything on tiger bread!!
Pret - crayfish tails and watercress
Subway steak cheese with olives sweetcorn and lettuce
Crispy bacon and fried egg
Ham and english mustard
corned beef and pickle
Anything reallyy!!
Piggymon
16-10-2008, 20:13
Tuna Mayo & Cucumber
Cheese & Pickle
Subway Meatball Mariana
/is hungry
Want Subway now! Wish they did drive thrus!
If I'm making at home, I love just plain red cheese and onion or Ham and mustard. If I'm feeling like treating myself I will make a toasted onion bagel with cream cheese and pastrami or some sort of salami. NOM!
Toasted onion bagels rock :D
NokkonWud
17-10-2008, 00:09
Want Subway now! Wish they did drive thrus!
Pretty sure they do as I'm sure I'd seen one around here somewhere.
Phew, glad I'm just having breakfast or I'd be making myself a sandwich. So many lovely flavours.
At the moment, I always go for Egg & Watercress on wholemeal bread, but I have different fads. I also like: avocado & bacon, egg & bacon, chicken & stuffing, brie & bacon toastie, roast beef & horseradish etc. all on nice crusty bread. At home, I usually make ham, cheese, olive, sundried tomato and basil toasties on my Bretville. Mmmm!!
Brie and bacon is probably my favourite but I'm very partial to a salt beef on rye from Katz Deli when I'm in NYC.
...At home, I usually make ham, cheese, olive, sundried tomato and basil toasties on my Bretville. Mmmm!!
:thumbsup:
I love Brevilles and I'm sure they could be "massive" again (do they still say "massive"?). They need to get rid of those bloody awful panini machines and get back to good old British basics :D
Pretty sure they do as I'm sure I'd seen one around here somewhere.
*Wish they did drive thrus in Norfolk.
NokkonWud
17-10-2008, 19:04
Yeah, I had a massive craving for one yesterday but there are none in Redcar :(.
I call it a stevie special... seriously...
For breakfast
White muffin, toasted lightly and on one side a thin slice of mexican chilli cheese melted.
Add 2 slices of thick cut smoked bacon and a poached egg (yoke still very runny).
Add a smidgen of ketchup and a dash of tobasco.
Heaven.
NokkonWud
17-10-2008, 20:17
I hope you do Eggs au Nokkon! Best poachies in town.
But that sounds awesome.
Grated Cheese and Lemon Curd. It's the business!!!
NokkonWud
17-10-2008, 21:59
That sounds rather horrid to be fair.
I've not had Lemon Curd in years though.
I'm tempted to make some of the sandwiches in this thread though - I would LOVE to be proven wrong.
Everyone thinks it will be horrible. Just be brave :D
My favourite sandwich filling hasnt yet been mentioned, which leads me to believe I, and it, may be odd. :D
Hollands Cheese and Onion Pie and Tomato ketchup..
:thumbsup:
I love Brevilles and I'm sure they could be "massive" again (do they still say "massive"?). They need to get rid of those bloody awful panini machines and get back to good old British basics :D
Sorry to disappoint, but it's one of these:
http://www.argos.co.uk/wcsstore/argos/images/4221672A61IFN133483M.JPG
A million times better than my old sandwich toaster because you don't have to spend 3 hours cleaning it afterwards and it doesn't drip cheese all over the work surface.
leowyatt
18-10-2008, 08:02
We used to use our old George Foreman to make toasted sarnies and it was the best :D
http://www.argos.co.uk/wcsstore/argos/images/4221672A61IFN133483M.JPG
I haz that :D
We used to use our old George Foreman to make toasted sarnies and it was the best :D
Agreed it's great for making toasties.
I've yet to have a bought sarnie that is as good as home made. Not so say some aren't very good, but they just don't have that certain something. Always made with fresh crusty bread from the baker... tiger, poppy seed, rosemary and potato or plain pan - it's all good.
Very strong mature cheddar (the sort that hurts) & rhubarb chutney (http://www.boat-drinks.co.uk/showthread.php?t=4582&highlight=rhubarb)
Soft cheese, home grown tomatoes & basil
Turkey, stuffing & Inverness sauce
Minute steak, gherkin & wholegrain mustard
Rare roast beef & sea salt
....and now I really want a sandwich, just as well I was at the baker this morning to get fresh bread :)
Sorry to disappoint, but it's one of these:
http://www.argos.co.uk/wcsstore/argos/images/4221672A61IFN133483M.JPG
A million times better than my old sandwich toaster because you don't have to spend 3 hours cleaning it afterwards and it doesn't drip cheese all over the work surface.
I must get one of them. I'm still making do with a £5 Tesco Sandwich toaster that really should be condemned for health reasons.
First and foremost the BLT.
Decent crispy bacon (no supermarket stringy rubbish), lettuce and tomato with nothing else.
Close behind:
Chicken & Bacon
Toasted Cheese & Onion
Sorry to disappoint, but it's one of these:
http://www.argos.co.uk/wcsstore/argos/images/4221672A61IFN133483M.JPG
A million times better than my old sandwich toaster because you don't have to spend 3 hours cleaning it afterwards and it doesn't drip cheese all over the work surface.
But a Breville is like a good Wok - only need to oil it and then never clean it again :D
Looks good actually - what is it?
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