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What's Your Favourite Sandwich Filling(s)
- Thread starter Ozzy47
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TLDR: What's Your Favourite Sandwich Filling(s)
The forum thread discusses users' favorite sandwich fillings. Ozzy47 starts the conversation with a simple preference for cheese and tomato. Various users then list their favorites, including combinations like Egg Mayo, Tuna Mayo, Cheese and Pickle, and Ham and Mustard. Some users, like lavalamp and Catsmother, reminisce about the simplicity of crisp sandwiches, indicating a nostalgic or practical choice for when options are limited or effort is low.
Other contributions include more elaborate sandwiches such as Neelix's detailed description of a hoagie and safeinsanity's Italian sub, featuring multiple meats and toppings. Common sandwich types like Peanut Butter and Jelly, BLT, Tuna Melt, and Grilled Cheese are also mentioned, showing a mix of classic and personal preferences across the group. The overall tone of the thread is light and enthusiastic, with participants sharing a love for "sarnies" or sandwiches in various forms.
Not had a crisp sandwich in years.
I don't have them often normally if I'm feeling lazy or don't have much else to eat.
Peanut butter and jelly
Italian sub = ham, swiss or provolone cheese, hard salami, pepperoni, onion, banana peppers, lettuce.
BLT
Bacon, Lettuce and Tomato.
Bacon, Lettuce and Tomato.
