Sounds disgusting but isn't

[rocket]

i used to take chocolate chip cookies with either mustard or tartar sauce on them

Sam, that's just not right. Your bound to ruin the mustard or tartar sauce with the chocolate.

[Samberr74]

i used to take chocolate chip cookies with either mustard or tartar sauce on them

Sam, that's just not right. Your bound to ruin the mustard or tartar sauce with the chocolate.

i was a kid

[purplefan]

I quite like the odd fried egg and chutney sandwich

[Áine]

I quite like the odd fried egg and chutney sandwich

fried egg sandwich with tomato sauce... but not chutney !!

[Áine]

Banana or apple sandwiches ;)

[surfergirl]

Banana or apple sandwiches ;)

you reminded me sis.

put in a sandwich maker on bread. Banana, some square chocolate

or banana and cinamon and let the heat do the trick.

[rocket]

Peanut butter, banana and chocolate sandwich. Yum!

[Samberr74]

Lynn that sounds awesome , not disgusting

[rocket]

Lynn that sounds awesome , not disgusting

OK then add some mayonnaise to the dry bread before the peanut butter, banana and chocolate.

[Samberr74]

hahahaha another thing we used to eat was mayonaise and banana sandwiches which are as my wife would say MASARAP! ( very delicious)

[GrumpysWife]

My mother made my dad some sandwiches after asking what do you want in them. He said I don't care, so she put mustard, string, and a slice of bologna.

[trottigy]

My mother made my dad some sandwiches after asking what do you want in them. He said I don't care, so she put mustard, string, and a slice of bologna.

STRING?????

As in - Yarn??

[surfergirl]

My mother made my dad some sandwiches after asking what do you want in them. He said I don't care, so she put mustard, string, and a slice of bologna.

STRING?????

As in - Yarn??

Ok please what is String? and what is Yarn?

i Know the terms in like sowing and that sort of thing..

[Loje]

• Mayo on Peanut Butter & Jelly - It's awesomely good and cuts the sweetness.
  

• Onion Sandwiches: Pumpernickel bread with icy cold butter, sliced sweet onions, salt & pepper.
  

[purplefan]

It sounds disgusting, but it is wonderful.

Try a dairylea cheese spread sandwich with English mustard.

Totally awesome.

[purplefan]

I like scrambled egg with a bit of smoked salmon.

[kalada]

I like Dairy lea spread, I like mustard- but together:sick:

It sounds disgusting, but it is wonderful.

Try a dairylea cheese spread sandwich with English mustard.

Totally awesome.

[purplefan]

Even better on a Bit of crusty bread.

Us scottish people will eat anything.

[kalada]

Tell you what il try it some time, maybe i will be pleasantly surprised.

Even better on a Bit of crusty bread.

Us scottish people will eat anything.

[rocket]

I like scrambled egg with a bit of smoked salmon.

Have you tried smoked salmon, white cheese and pickled peas in an omelet?

[Greenfield]

My mother made my dad some sandwiches after asking what do you want in them. He said I don't care, so she put mustard, string, and a slice of bologna.

STRING?????

As in - Yarn??

Ok please what is String? and what is Yarn?

i Know the terms in like sowing and that sort of thing..

Not sure what 'string' Vernalee's mom put on those sandwiches though. I'm curious myself.

[purplefan]

Lynn that sounds really nice i might give that a go.

[GrumpysWife]

No, I meant string. In those days when you went to the meat market they wrapped up your package and tied it with string. The butcher had a big roll right beside the paper to wrap the meat in. She untied the package and used the string as part of his sandwich.

[rocket]

No' date=' I meant string. In those days when you went to the meat market they wrapped up your package and tied it with string. The butcher had a big roll right beside the paper to wrap the meat in. She untied the package and used the string as part of his sandwich.

[/quote'] Thanks for the clarification Vernalee. When one thinks about it, even in this century, some meats (ham and beef roast) are still wraped in string but tape has replaced the string in packaging.

[purplefan]

Please do you will be pleasantly surprised. But not too much mustard.