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Strange sandwich fillings

Started by Rock_chick, May 12, 2010, 06:24:52 AM

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Rock_chick

You know the type of sandwich...someone asks you what's in it and you reel of a list of ingredients that makes them go eeeeeew. However, as far as you are concerned, eating it is like receiving sandwich shaped mana from the deity of your choice.

mmmmmmmmmm

Currently rocking my world is the winning combo of vegemite, cheddar, pine nuts, rocket and toasted seaseme oil for a dressing. Maybe not to wild and alternative, but very tasty.

so come on, share your weird and wonderful sandwiches. hehe
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LordKAT

Bananas and refritos on rye toast
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Janet_Girl

Meatloaf, mayonnaise, peanut butter on white bread.

Fried banana, peanut butter .. grilled.
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Constance


Zack

Quote from: Shades O'Grey on May 12, 2010, 10:50:14 AM
Creamy peanut butter and M&Ms

That sounds amazing haha. I need to try that.

I don't have any weird sandwich fillings really. I usually just have pepperoni, ham and cheese.
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rejennyrated

1. Peanut Butter & Vegemite on rye bread.

2. Mayonaise, cheeese & banana's in white bread.

3. A slice of Lemon, diced onions, and mackerel in brown bread.
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Rock_chick

1 and 2 I could definitely see working...in fact number 3 sounds quite epic. 2 I'm not sure about...but I can hardly talk, I used to eat Soreen malt loaf with primula squeezy cheese. hehe
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Janet_Girl

Vidalia onion, mayonnaise, mustard on whole wheat
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Ruben

Ham, Jam and Salted Crisps for me. ;) Yes, in a sarnie. xD
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Ruben

Quote from: Laura91 on May 19, 2010, 07:35:54 AM
Human flesh  >:-)

>_>

Um... okaaayyy... >_>

I also find chips [fries for those in the US :)] and Bovril is a nice combo in a buttie as well. :p
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Flan

Soft kitty, warm kitty, little ball of fur. Happy kitty, sleepy kitty, purr, purr, purr.
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Crow

This works better on wraps than sandwiches, since tortillas don't get soggy as easily as bread, but: Chicken, lettuce, onions, mandarin oranges, apples, and poppy seed dressing is my new favorite combination EVER.

Om nom nom, fruit in my chicken wrap. 8D (I suspect it would also be good with pineapples or grapes mixed in, or with some cole slaw, or with those dried chow mein noodle things-- but I haven't had the opportunity to try any of these variations yet. I will as soon as I get the chance.)
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glendagladwitch

Spinach, broccoli, brussel sprouts, and worcestershire sauce stewed, mashed, and reduced to a paste.  Spread it thickly on bread with provolone cheese and grill it.
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Janet_Girl

Quote from: glendagladwitch on May 19, 2010, 10:45:09 PM
Spinach, broccoli, brussel sprouts, and worcestershire sauce stewed, mashed, and reduced to a paste.  Spread it thickly on bread with provolone cheese and grill it.

Now that sounds good, Glenda.
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tekla

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Ruben

Quote from: glendagladwitch on May 19, 2010, 10:45:09 PM
Spinach, broccoli, brussel sprouts, and worcestershire sauce stewed, mashed, and reduced to a paste.  Spread it thickly on bread with provolone cheese and grill it.

Thats by far the weirdest one that I've heard yet, and yet... I'm actually curious to try it. xD
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Cindy

Kangaroo. no fat no cholesterol
just flavour. And it gives a bounce in your step.

Cindy
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LordKAT

but Cindy I thought you were dancing, not hopping.



BTW Swiss cheese on rye with sliced onion and fruit cocktail in a tortilla shell is tasting sorta good.
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justmeinoz

Sardine and banana.
Tomato Sauce by itself ( not ketchup, it's just not the same)
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