So over at Dorothy’s to-day the subject is sandwiches, there is loads of ideas over there. Blogging has been low on priority here but I did want to add my filling’s worth 
I’m keeping it simple here with filling ideas……
What do you put in yours?
So I’m listing all the sandwich fillings I can think of starting from……
now.
Ham
Variation on a theme:
Ham and any of the following – cheese, tomato, coleslaw, beetroot, lettuce, chicken.
Chicken
Variation on a theme:
Chicken with any of the following – cheese, coleslaw, sweet chilli, peach, grape, creamed cheese.
Egg & onion
Egg and salad cream
Salad
Roast Beef
Mars bar and apple
Personal favourites:
Christmas special of Turkey, stuffing and cranberry – delicious
Cheese & onion crisps with Tomato (my mum taught me that one:-) )
Daddymac’s favourites:
Turkey, Pastrami & Mayonnaise
Cheese and Branston Pickle
Fried egg and bacon
Sausage and red sauce (!)
No 1 Son’s favourite
Lemon curd (don’t ask)
Recent tastes:
Red grape and brie (thoroughly recommended).
Creamed cheese and ginger
Now I’m getting tired and it’s getting late here…..
And so if you want to join in the easy way just leave your idea for sandwich fillers in the comments and I’ll link this whole post to Dorothy’s blog. Be sure to drop in on her for loads of ideas from very creative ladies in the sandwich department!
Mummymac
kim from hiraeth said,
April 17, 2008 at 10:22 pm
What?? No Peanut Butter and jelly???
Ellen said,
April 18, 2008 at 2:22 am
hi mummymac! How ya doing? Yum red grapes and brie. Blessings…
Ann said,
April 18, 2008 at 5:06 am
My husband likes cheese and Branston Pickle too, my son likes jam sandwiches. My sister used to eat Tomato ketchip sandwiches yuck!
T & N said,
April 18, 2008 at 9:03 am
The worst sandwiches EVER have to be Mars bar and apple!!! Followed closely by AFTER EIGHT sandwiches. Yes someone once made them for me, and they ended up in my handbag. (I did appreciate their hospitality though!;) )
I’m not a big sandwich fan, but I think I could be tempted by red grape and brie!
T & N said,
April 18, 2008 at 9:07 am
OOPS! Just noticed that you had MARS BAR AND APPLE ON YOUR LIST!
Don’t worry…..you’re still my pal!
mummymac said,
April 18, 2008 at 11:21 am
My no 1 son does like peanut butter …. but Jelly? – I mean what flavour do you use Kim?
Ellen – I’m doing well thanks just been a bit lazy with the old blogging!
Ann – Jam’s a biggie here too!!
N – After Eight ? I’ve heard it all!! I must confess to not actually making Mars and Apple but I do like one at a good old church bun wurry!! JP thinks fruit in a sandwich is gross!
Dorothy said,
April 18, 2008 at 6:10 pm
Thanks for contributing all your interesting sandwich ideas to the Round Up, mummymac, and congratulations on being our prize winner!
Daniel Ritchie said,
April 18, 2008 at 6:21 pm
“What do you put in your sandwiches?”
Not fake butter, anyway.
JP said,
April 18, 2008 at 8:24 pm
N I was going to contribute worst ever sandwich, but you’ve definitely upstaged me….After Eight, come on!!!!
Anyway I was going to put Fresh Cream and Grape…..like fresh cream on bread….!
Also a former colleague had oranges on his bread….NOOOOOOOOO!
Fruit and cheese is OK…..mars bar…NOOOOOOOOOOO! I mean like what next Cadbury’s flake? Snickers….Bounty?
Fresh Cream….NOOOOOOOOOOOOO!
JP
kim from hiraeth said,
April 18, 2008 at 8:45 pm
We like red currant jelly and grape jelly, but mostly we like jams. Seedless Raspberry is my favorite. A swipe of raspberry jam and a dusting of powdered sugar makes the best dessert crepes.
T & N said,
April 19, 2008 at 9:25 am
For me, personally, the tastiest sandwiches are the toasted variety….and in agreement with Daniel, one needs to use REAL butter for these!
Susanna said,
April 24, 2008 at 3:23 pm
Jelly meaning jam right? Never heard of mars bar and apple though! Egg mayo with a little bit of curry powder is yummy. Cheese and coleslaw. Cheese and humous, CHEESE AND APPLE ROCKS! Oh, and cheese and Jam……hmmmm, I believe ther is a bit of a theme here!
Hows this for bizzare snakc food- ants on a log. Celery stick peanur butter in the middle groove, raisins dotted on the peanut butter. Much tastier than you would think.