Thread: What is your favourite"In a hurry" Sandwich.

I often find myself hungry outside of mealtimes and also often forget to eat. Result = I need something quick and tasty, so i resort to my favourite quick sandwich. Corned Beef and Beetroot. (or tomato ketchup if i have run out of beetroot).

What is your favourite quick sndwich?

Ham and Colemans mustard

My home made Hummus on whole meal toast.

Originally Posted by chassamui

What is your favourite quick sndwich?

Peanut butter and banana!

Cheddar cheese & tomato - the King of Sandwiches.

Vegemite and lettuce, no butter.

Originally Posted by chassamui

What is your favourite quick sndwich?

No's 12 & 27 from the local soapie.

Originally Posted by Marmite the Dog

Cheddar cheese & tomato - the King of Sandwiches

With some Branston and a little black pepper..

Cheese and Pickle on thick granary slices - absolutely bloody lovely. However at the moment I finding it quite hard to locate all three of those ingredients where I live so I just make do with ham, shit ham at that..

Originally Posted by Thai Pom

With some Branston and a little black pepper..

That's like putting an aftermarket spoiler on an Aston Martin.

Cheese and red curry paste...well cheese with anything really....mmmmmmmm CHEESE

Definately not a quick one but great none the less... A decent crusty french baguette with lollo rosso, a sprinkling of oregano and black pepper, topped off with baby octopus in vinegar with a fine shropshire blue cheese....
NOT A BLOODY 'JACK PALANCE' OF THAT IN THAILAND

sometimes I miss blighty...but only for the Cheese...

Oh and if things get really bad you can always have

Vegemite toasted andwiches.

Food of champions!

Peanut butter and butter on fresh French bread with a glass of milk.

Strong cheddar cheese & raw onion

or cold roast pork leftover from a joint (if I have it) sprinkled with salt.

Ham and swiss on french bread with mustard, tomato and lettuce -- and a fat dill pickle.

I miss a well-stocked Jooish deli. There was a fantastic deli on 43rd and 8th Ave near the Port Authority parking garage in Manhattan I went to for years. Never seen anything like it since.

salami and cheese with hot mustard and mayo.

Originally Posted by Mr R Sole

Definately not a quick one but great none the less... A decent crusty french baguette with lollo rosso, a sprinkling of oregano and black pepper, topped off with baby octopus in vinegar with a fine shropshire blue cheese....
NOT A BLOODY 'JACK PALANCE' OF THAT IN THAILAND

sometimes I miss blighty...but only for the Cheese...

Oh and if things get really bad you can always have

Of course, i always have baby octopus knocking around im my fridge, never without it! lol

Ham, cheese & tomato.

Or, an old fashion stacked high “Dagwood” would work.

Dagwood Sandwich - It is a multi-layered sandwich with a variety of fillings. Used to denote a sandwich put together so as to attain such a tremendous size and infinite variety of contents as to stun the imagination, sight, and stomach of all but the original maker.

Dagwood sandwiches, a term so well-known it made Webster's New World Dictionary.

1930 - A term that originated in the comic strips in the 1930s after a comic strip character named Dagwood Bumstead, a character in the "Blondie" comic strip. According to the creator of the comic strip, Murat Bernard “Chic” Young (1901-1973), the only thing that Dagwood could prepare in the kitchen was a mountainous pile of dissimilar leftovers precariously arranged between two slices of bread. Dagwood became know for his huge sandwiches he created on evening forays to the refrigerator.
The comic strip is produced today under the direction of the creator's son, Dean Young, the strip has continued to keep up with the times.