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Fish finger sandwich
I've never had one and I am going to rectify that this week
I always assumed it was just fish fingers on bread but today I read a post describing a ffs with cheese and mayo (can't remember the thread) and that sounds really appetizing. What makes for the ultimate fish finger sandwich?
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Tartare sauce would probably give it a nice tang, a la a Filet'o'Fish from MaccieD's.
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Oooh, that sounds nice!! I like them with tomato sauce, but I've not had one for years.
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What makes for the ultimate fish finger sandwich?
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Fish fingers on bread, with ketchup.
Why would you put mayo on anything? It only nulls the taste lol. Mayo is the devil. |
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It has to be down to personal taste
![]() Personally I like fish fingers, no butter and mayo ![]() Why not try variations, fish fingers aren't that expensive, and find out what you like best
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I've never had one and I am going to rectify that this week
I always assumed it was just fish fingers on bread but today I read a post describing a ffs with cheese and mayo (can't remember the thread) and that sounds really appetizing. What makes for the ultimate fish finger sandwich?
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How strange, I had one tonight.
I put some salad in with mayo and ketchup ![]() Highly recommend the new salmon fish fingers that Birdseye do, they are really nice! |
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I think with tomato sauce (I'm not very adventurous!!). But you have now made me hungry and I'm going to make myself one right now!!
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You want a big soft barmcake, your fish fingers, some mushy peas and loads of salt and vinegar, finished with a big dollop of tomato ketchup or tartare sauce.
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It has to be down to personal taste
![]() Personally I like fish fingers, no butter and mayo ![]() Why not try variations, fish fingers aren't that expensive, and find out what you like best ![]() Who am I kidding? |
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I have mine with tartare sauce - but I prefer to have the fishfingers cold (obviously cooked first though!)
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Tartare sauce would probably give it a nice tang, a la a Filet'o'Fish from MaccieD's.
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White bread, buttered, 4 fingers (cooked obv
) splodge of ketchup.My favourite lazy/comfort food! |
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My brother-in-law had fish finger sandwiches as the mid-dancing snack at his wedding
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Crusty bread, fishfingers and a few spoonfuls of spaghetti. Now thats a snack.
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White bread, buttered, 4 fingers (cooked obv
) splodge of ketchup.My favourite lazy/comfort food! /\ That's the one
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Tesco were selling pre-packaged fish finger sandwiches for a limited period recently.
They were nicer than you might think. (Before a certain person bothers posting, I'm quite aware I could make fresh fish finger sandwiches at home and besides, fish fingers are full of saturated fat yadda, yadda, yadda! :yawn
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Tesco were selling pre-packaged fish finger sandwiches for a limited period recently.
They were nicer than you might think. (Before a certain person bothers posting, I'm quite aware I could make fresh fish finger sandwiches at home and besides, fish fingers are full of saturated fat yadda, yadda, yadda! :yawn ![]()
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Tartare sauce would probably give it a nice tang, a la a Filet'o'Fish from MaccieD's.
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Tesco were selling pre-packaged fish finger sandwiches for a limited period recently.
They were nicer than you might think. (Before a certain person bothers posting, I'm quite aware I could make fresh fish finger sandwiches at home and besides, fish fingers are full of saturated fat yadda, yadda, yadda! :yawn ![]()
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Tesco were selling pre-packaged fish finger sandwiches for a limited period recently.
They were nicer than you might think. (Before a certain person bothers posting, I'm quite aware I could make fresh fish finger sandwiches at home and besides, fish fingers are full of saturated fat yadda, yadda, yadda! :yawn ![]() your going to get reported lol this sounds utterly minging but i like bread with a smearing of instant mash, fish fingers and some good old parsley sauce. Now this is off topic but has anyone tried cream crackers, philidelphia and a smidgen of strawberry jam..it was a drunken concoction invited by my brother but it is delicious even when sober
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Microwave them (2 mins).
All soggy with brown sauce!
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I always assumed it was just fish fingers on bread but today I read a post describing a ffs with cheese and mayo (can't remember the thread) and that sounds really appetizing. What makes for the ultimate fish finger sandwich?


