Home Forums Chat Forum Childhood sandwiches you still enjoy…

Viewing 40 posts - 1 through 40 (of 56 total)
  • Childhood sandwiches you still enjoy…
  • the-muffin-man
    Full Member

    …this lunchtime I will be tucking into cheese and tomato ketchup sandwiches (out of choice – the fridge wasn’t empty!).

    So what childhood favourite do you still eat?

    MoreCashThanDash
    Full Member

    Tuna Mayo. Always had those for school trips, great memories.

    Heinz Sandwich Spread.

    stumpy01
    Full Member

    Fishfingers with lettuce & salad cream sandwiches…..although I tend to have tartare sauce these days if it’s in the fridge.

    jam-bo
    Full Member

    Marmalade.

    M6TTF
    Free Member

    Peanut butter and banana – fried in a bit of butter. Taken from the classic ‘Why Don’t You’ during the school holidays many moons ago

    Nomad
    Free Member

    Grated cheddar with salad cream

    perchypanther
    Free Member

    Chopped pork – although I suspect this may be a Glasgow / Lanarkshire thing.
    Chopped pork is the inexpensive and fat laden sliced cold meat available from butchers / delis and is a staple of kids packed lunches.
    It is undoubtedly made of all the sweepings from the butchers floor, Lips and eyebrows etc.
    It’s what the kids get when the grownups have real ham or roast beef.

    It is utterly delicious – especially on a toastie.

    binners
    Full Member

    Fish finger butty on crap white bread with a couple of cheese singles and loads of ketchup

    Thats what I’m going to have for my lunch, I reckon 😀

    shredder
    Full Member

    Philadelphia and jam in white bread sandwiches.

    Ro5ey
    Free Member

    Anything really … but with crisps IN the sandwich.

    bikebouy
    Free Member


    &

    globalti
    Free Member

    Egg mayo. Our canteen does a sandwich, which has a massive filling of egg mayo with salad and extra boiled eggs bursting out of a big brown roll. I have it with a packet of squeeze ‘n bunion crisps and can’t help salivating when I eat it, as well as dropping bits all over my desk. A cheap but messy meal at £1.10.

    freeagent
    Free Member

    crap white bread (needs to be fresh though)
    salty butter
    strong cheddar (slices not grated)

    Reminds me of Sunday tea at my Nans.

    binners
    Full Member

    Chopped pork – although I suspect this may be a Glasgow / Lanarkshire thing.

    Its still one of my guilty pleasures as well PP. Lovely, unhealthiness of questionable origins. Mmmmmmmmmmmm

    scaredypants
    Full Member

    salad cream & salt/vinegar crisps

    boxelder
    Full Member

    Sliced Mars Bar on white bread (big family 70’s austerity)
    Peanut butter and tinned pear

    tonyplym
    Free Member

    Banana, bacon and honey on thick granary . . . . mmmm

    slowoldman
    Full Member

    Golden Syrup.

    km79
    Free Member

    Piece and crisp. Brown sauce.

    grenosteve
    Free Member

    Chip Butty!

    martinhutch
    Full Member

    Crab paste. Or sardine and tomato paste, if I can find it. God knows what kind of trawler-scrapings are in it.

    selkirkbear
    Free Member

    Sliced Mars Bar with sliced apple on white bread.

    fettlin
    Full Member

    dairy lee cheese and crisps, squashed down flat, nom!

    votchy
    Free Member

    Chopped pork – although I suspect this may be a Glasgow / Lanarkshire thing

    Nope, chopped ham and pork down here in the midlands with a smear of tomato ketchup on the finest sliced white bread nom nom

    Plain old nana sammich is always good too

    ossify
    Full Member

    Peanut butter and sliced banana.

    Marmite, mature cheddar and pickled onions. Needs thickly sliced fresh white bread. Powerful but oh so good. Washed down with dry cider (that bit’s not from childhood!)

    WillH
    Full Member

    Salt’n’vinegar crisps on white bread (with butter).

    For pud, mashed banana on wholemeal, maybe with a pinch of brown sugar for a bit of texture.

    andyl
    Free Member

    Cheddar cheese and strawberry jam

    An excessive amount of salt ‘n vinegar crisps in white buttered bread and squished down with the palm of your hand and then opened up to add a squirt of ketchup. 😀

    slowoldman
    Full Member

    Cheddar cheese and strawberry jam

    Food of cyclists. Well, before gels.

    Now this is true. I was once standing in a sandwich shop in Sheffield waiting for my standard boring butty when a bloke came in for a “ham, jam, onion and mustard”. It was rustled up for him with no fuss. Must have been his regular order.

    john_drummer
    Free Member

    Hot runny mashed up soft boiled eggs

    Jam butty

    Lettuce on fish fingers?!?!?! 😯

    Cougar
    Full Member

    The de facto answer has to be the crisp butty, surely.

    My contribution: Marmite and ketchup sandwiches. Om nom nom.

    Gunz
    Free Member

    Thick sliced cheddar and picallili.

    M6TTF
    Free Member

    thats 2 for peanut butter and banana – winning!

    BFITH
    Free Member

    Not so much childhood, but in my late teens the best sarnies I ever had were made by my dad (for himself). Coming home from the pub he would always offer me his late night snack (generally ham, cheese, home grown tomatoes and plenty of salt). I, of course, would accept and he would make more for himself 🙂 .

    Good times…..

    fasthaggis
    Full Member

    Egg mayo,tomatoe n cheese <<< on a roll/bab/cob/barm/teacake/stotty thing

    tenfoot
    Full Member

    Wonderful spam

    sneakyg4
    Free Member

    Cheap white bread, cheap spread, liberally sprinkled with sugar.

    deadkenny
    Free Member

    None. Hated sandwiches I got as a kid. Especially packed lunch ones as they’d be wrapped in cling film and all squashed. Was just a mush of bread and some filler stuff.

    BigButSlimmerBloke
    Free Member

    Chips – rolls not bread with about half a bottle of hp brown sauce

    xyeti
    Free Member

    I’m with perchypanther, Binners and Votchy, PEK. Chopped pork sarnies on Sunblest Bread with Tomato ketchup. Saturday afternoons in the 70’s.

    CHiPs, Wurzel Gummage, Dukes Of Hazard……………

    Washed down with Kia-Ora and Black Forest Gateaux. Winner :mrgreen:

    jabbi
    Free Member

    Ham, cheese, tomato snaps, preferably in a crusty roll! Will always be awesome!

Viewing 40 posts - 1 through 40 (of 56 total)

The topic ‘Childhood sandwiches you still enjoy…’ is closed to new replies.