Best sandwich/baguette filling?

[mank!]

I personally would have to say either prawn mayo or roast beef with horseradish. Failing that, the baguette shop I used to go to a lunchtime at school did a fucking lovely Chicken Tikka baguette! RAR!

 

[Damini]

Said it before and I'll say it again, Tesco's egg and prawn baton was the finest culinary invention the world has ever seen.

 

[~YuckFou~]

Pastrami and cream cheese.

 

[Durzel]

I always find a tikka baguette just disintegrates before you have chance to eat it properly. I try and eat the whole thing in one go though, instead of splitting it in half or something. Stupid Daz.

 

[nath]

Chicken, Avocado & Bacon.

There is not, nor shall there ever be, a better sandwhich filler known to man.

Also, the tesco sausage, egg and ketchup "wedge" is fantastic.

 

[ECA]

salami and ham

 

[Lester]

Bacon And Brie

or proper fat pork sausages, cooked and sliced up, with mushrooms and dijon mustard....

 

[Gef]

Steak, Onion and Mustard, fresh cooked = sexual

 

[old.Fweddy]

Hot beef rolls, as made by my dad. If he stopped selling those in his pub, nations would fall and civilization would collapse. This is nice weather for tuna and cucumber sandwiches though.

 

[.Cask]

I used to like the chicken tikka but I feel that I have transcended normal tastes and moved onto chicken korma filling.

 

[mank!]

Originally posted by nath
Also, the tesco sausage, egg and ketchup "wedge" is fantastic.

A man after my own heart!

I'd also like to nominate Sainsbury's curry sandwiches. Don't know if they still do them, but they used to do a 3 pack of chicken tikka, and two others that I can't remember. They were lush...

 

[Wij]

BLT.

Or loads of Brie.

 

[djpringle]

Hot pastrami and mustard is a good un. Failing that, bacon and swiss cheese always goes down well.

 

[Xtro]

Kylie covered in golden syrup and clingfilm...or corned beef with picallili. Depends on the mood I suppose!

 

[Wij]

Bukkake-Kylie-Sarnie !

hmmm

 

[~YuckFou~]

Originally posted by Wij
Bukkake-Kylie-Sarnie !

hmmm

uke:

 

[Gef]

Originally posted by Xtro
Kylie covered in golden syrup and clingfilm

Not quite the same but you might appreciate this.

 

[leggy]

I predict heart disease for most of you.


*leggy is now known as Mystic M

 

[hoggsboss]

if you want a tikka/korma sandwich just go get a curry, likewise the breakfast combos..........go to a cafe and get a breakfast.


sandwiches should stick to time tested favourites

cheese and onion

ham and mustard

etc etc

 

[.Cask]

Originally posted by mank!

I'd also like to nominate Sainsbury's curry sandwiches. Don't know if they still do them, but they used to do a 3 pack of chicken tikka, and two others that I can't remember. They were lush...

Chicken tikka, korma and thai style chicken

I buy em almost on a daily basis. Used to get the sushi there until they raised the price of their 4 or 5 piece boxes up to £3.20. Absolutely disgraceful considering the main ingredient is rice.

 

[Clowneh!]

chicken, lettuce, mayo, granary bread - the stuff with the bits in it and not icky brown, and chese and onion crisps

 

[nath]

ooo that reminds me. S&S pot noodle with ready salted crisps (in a sarny).

Top stuff!

 

[hoggsboss]

Originally posted by Clowneh!
chicken, lettuce, mayo, granary bread - the stuff with the bits in it and not icky brown, and chese and onion crisps

no no no..see thats where you have gone wrong, the only crisps that go with sandwiches are walkers salt and vinegar

 

[FatBusinessman]

Two slices of bread, buttered.

Cheese.

Ham.

Sweet chilli dipping sauce.

Put together and toast.

Eat.

 

[~YuckFou~]

Originally posted by hoggsboss
no no no..see thats where you have gone wrong, the only crisps that go with sandwiches are walkers salt and vinegar

Incorrect, Pringles or McCoys. With butties is actually the only time I ever eat crisps.

 

[nath]

Cheesy Doritos go very well in a chicken burger (from a kebab shop).

 

[Recoil101]

Turkey, Brie and Cranberry on a warm baguette

Fat Sandwich Co in solihull do a mean if somewhat expensive one

 

[nath]

Seconded, that rocks.

 

[Wilier]

Jam. The chunkier the better.

 

[Embattle]

Egg, Bacon (Crisp), Mayo