Unusual sandwich fillings

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• [Deleted User] Posts: 4,095

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  05/05/12 - 16:31 #2

  Bree and strawberries

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• [Deleted User] Posts: 5,432

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  05/05/12 - 16:32 #3

  Avocado, black pepper and honey - seriously , try it.

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  05/05/12 - 16:36 #4

  I like prawn and bovril

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• ppaupy Posts: 2,729

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  05/05/12 - 16:36 #5

  cheese and onion crisps with raspberry jam...I know sounds vile..tastes lovely.:D

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• Baboo Yagu Posts: 5,803

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  05/05/12 - 16:37 #6

  A Wright's Steak Pie betwixt two slices of buttered Hovis.

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• Ingenue Posts: 1,095

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  05/05/12 - 16:38 #7

  geniusgirl wrote: »

  Bree and strawberries

  
  
  I've had Brie with grapes but not with strawberries, I'll try that.
  
  We used to have banana sarnies on a Sunday for tea.

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• RebelScum Posts: 16,008

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  05/05/12 - 16:40 #8

  Tuna and beetroot, beautiful.

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• Voynich Posts: 14,481

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  05/05/12 - 16:40 #9

  Salad cream, beetroot and Worcester Sauce crisps (crushed up). Yum!

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• Voynich Posts: 14,481

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  05/05/12 - 16:41 #10

  RebelScum wrote: »

  Tuna and beetroot, beautiful.

  
  I like that! A drop of mayo too.

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  05/05/12 - 16:41 #11

  Brie and strawbs sounds delicious as does the avacado but i'm not sure about the prawn and Bovril!!!! Bovril and cucumber yes, but Bovril and prawns sounds a bit gross!

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  05/05/12 - 16:42 #12

  RebelScum wrote: »

  Tuna and beetroot, beautiful.

  
  Cheese and beetroot was a favourite when I was pregnant.

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• Bex7t6 Posts: 1,736

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  05/05/12 - 16:45 #13

  Just about to have cheese and onion crisps with Brussels pâté and mayo. I'll let you know the verdict in a bit😉

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  05/05/12 - 16:45 #14

  Ingenue wrote: »

  We used to have banana sarnies on a Sunday for tea.

  
  Perfectly acceptable - but you do need to sprinkle them generously in Demerara sugar to reach Nirvana.

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• Nest Posts: 1,869

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  05/05/12 - 16:46 #15

  not necessarily on a sandwich but I just love prawns and raspberries together ... try it!

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• roland rat Posts: 13,829

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  05/05/12 - 16:47 #16

  palma ham, with cucumber, and lettuce topped with mayo and salad creme, the two sauces combine together nicely, so you have the creamy tastes af amyo, followed by the acidity taste of salad cream

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  05/05/12 - 16:48 #17

  itwasn'tme wrote: »

  Brie and strawbs sounds delicious as does the avacado but i'm not sure about the prawn and Bovril!!!! Bovril and cucumber yes, but Bovril and prawns sounds a bit gross!

  
  You'd be surprised. Have a go!

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  05/05/12 - 16:48 #18

  Throgmorton1 wrote: »

  Perfectly acceptable - but you do need to sprinkle them generously in Demerara sugar to reach Nirvana.

  
  
  Of course. Sometimes we didn't have any bananas and would just have sugar sandwiches.

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  05/05/12 - 16:50 #19

  Lizzy11268 wrote: »

  I like prawn and bovril

  
  Hiya Lizzy, long time no see
  
  Prawn and bovril? eww... still a weirdo then haha
  
  
  I'm partial to the odd peanut butter, jam and banana sandwich

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• d'@ve Posts: 45,515

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  05/05/12 - 16:50 #20

  Ingenue wrote: »

  Of course. Sometimes we didn't have any bananas and would just have sugar sandwiches.

  
  Aaaaah... sugar butties. Those were the days!

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• roland rat Posts: 13,829

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  05/05/12 - 16:52 #21

  Ingenue wrote: »

  Of course. Sometimes we didn't have any bananas and would just have sugar sandwiches.

  
  
  Lovely I do that with toast bread, while hot I put the bitter on floowed by a sprinkling of sugar, to me it reminds me of buttericing :D:D

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• Voynich Posts: 14,481

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  05/05/12 - 16:52 #22

  That brings back memories. I used to make butter and sugar sarnies when I was a kid. My mum used to go mad at the mess! Sugar everywhere.

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  05/05/12 - 16:53 #23

  I used to eat chicken and chocolate spread.
  
  Also barbecue pringles with onion and garlic dip on it, on toast.
  
  My mum mocks me all the time for having curry and rice sandwiches. It's heaven goddamnit.

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  05/05/12 - 16:55 #24

  Garbanzo wrote: »

  Hiya Lizzy, long time no see
  
  Prawn and bovril? eww... still a weirdo then haha
  
  
  I'm partial to the odd peanut butter, jam and banana sandwich

  
  Oy who you calling a weirdo :mad:
  
  Takes one to know one
  
  Hello
  
  Prawn and Bovril - everyone will be eating it soon you wait and see! :cool:

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• Ingenue Posts: 1,095

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  05/05/12 - 16:55 #25

  I might give my kids sugar sandwiches, imagine the look on their faces.

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• roland rat Posts: 13,829

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  05/05/12 - 16:56 #26

  goonst wrote: »

  I used to eat chicken and chocolate spread.
  
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  Do you know there is a carribbean recipe, where chicken is cooked in dark chocalate :D

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