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Toasted Sandwiches... How do you like yours?

Chris P Duck · 2005-09-30 11:17:17

What is your filling of choice and what are the secrets to making it Mine would be ham, cheese, onion and pineapple. There is no real secret to making it. I'm also fond of a chicken, lettuce, onion and brown sauce sandwich. Firstly I toast 2 slices of bread. Add a few layers of lettuce, then pile on the chicken, followed…

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What is your filling of choice and what are the secrets to making it

Mine would be ham, cheese, onion and pineapple. There is no real secret to making it.

I'm also fond of a chicken, lettuce, onion and brown sauce sandwich. Firstly I toast 2 slices of bread. Add a few layers of lettuce, then pile on the chicken, followed by some onion and then smother it in brown sauce.

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#2 30-09-2005 12:09pm

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Breast of chicken, red onion, cherry tomatoes sliced in hlaf, grated chedder lightly toasted from the outside so the filling is just warm and then and scoop of cold coleslaw... heaven

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#3 30-09-2005 12:25pm

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Tuna, hard-boiled egg and a little mayo.

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#4 30-09-2005 2:17pm

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i just put in cheese...it's heaven....

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#5 30-09-2005 3:10pm

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white cheddar, roast beef and a touch of horseradish.....so nice.

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#6 30-09-2005 3:14pm

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ham and cheese

or

ham and strawberry jam.

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#7 30-09-2005 3:17pm

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I make my toasted cheese sandwiches in the microwave.

But my ideal toasted cheese sandwich would be in Grogans at lunch time with a pint of Guinness.

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#8 01-10-2005 4:18am

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The steak and cheese sandwich at Subway; it's my favorite.

I also like Tuna and Mayo..

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#9 01-10-2005 8:48pm

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Cheese and lots of wafer ham NYUM!

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#10 01-10-2005 8:51pm

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Nice and simple Cheese and onion for me.

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#11 01-10-2005 9:35pm

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ideal toasted sambo is...

white thick sliced bread, tesco ham, mayo, bugger sauce (also available from tesco), grated white cheader, fried onions, worchester sauce for the added kick. its really lol

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#12 01-10-2005 9:35pm

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Cheese, tuna, black olives and tomatoes. I dip it in mayo too. I eat EVERYTHING with mayo.

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#13 01-10-2005 9:37pm

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Cremo wrote:

ham and strawberry jam.

:eek:

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#14 01-10-2005 9:42pm

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I like mine done at a wool setting

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#15 02-10-2005 11:52pm

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Another one is get some birdseye potatoe waffles, fry an egg to your likeing, a nice rasher, some burger sauce, and a bit of red sauce, and cheese its the dogz b0ll0x. try it

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#16 03-10-2005 10:06pm

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Hal1 wrote:

bugger sauce (also available from tesco)

Sounds like something you'd buy in a sex shop not Tesco's.

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#17 03-10-2005 10:10pm

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fade2black wrote:

:eek:

don't knock it until you try it.

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#18 03-10-2005 10:14pm

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Cremo wrote:

don't knock it until you try it.

I may try it tomorrow, actually.

=-=

Me, I like ham & cheese. I used to put the butter on 1st, but found it nicer if I wait till its finished, then putting the butter on.

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#19 03-10-2005 10:19pm

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mine is lettuce, mayo ham and brie!!!!!! lovely....

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#20 04-10-2005 6:15pm

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my apologies if i offended anyone by comments that i entertained.

Hal1

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#21 04-10-2005 9:24pm

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I feel sorry for you Hal1. It must really hurt to be so pathetically unfunny that the global average funniness of the human race will go up by 1% when you die.

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#22 04-10-2005 11:20pm

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oh lighten up ffs it was a typo ffs, and was turned into a unsavory joke by one of the posters. thats not my idea of humour.

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#23 04-10-2005 11:35pm

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can a moderator edit that post for me with the typo in it thanks.

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#24 06-10-2005 9:36pm

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back on topic
Peanut Butter and Banana yum
or cooked chicken, pesto and brie yum yummier

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#25 07-10-2005 1:06am

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We do ours in toastabags and anything is good in them really, it really does that pub toasty.
They're also the nuts for cooking stuff if you have no oven or pan.

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#26 07-10-2005 1:09am

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I like mine not to cost €6.

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#27 07-10-2005 11:21am

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Hal1 wrote:

can a moderator edit that post for me with the typo in it thanks.

Eh, I would, but, you know it would ruin the authenticity of the thread or something. *shrugs*

Monkeyfudge, Grogans toasties + Guinness = the win. A man after my own heart.

Eating your sandwich, sup o' plain, look at the local art, listening to the shuffling of papers, the stern looks of disapproval if someones phone makes noise, some codgers discussing the downfall of Fianna Fáil... heaven.

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#28 08-10-2005 1:22pm

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Toasted sambo on batch bread with bacon & egg with mayo and fried onions.

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#29 08-10-2005 4:56pm

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I've often thought of trying Grogans toasties. But I just can't eat food with Guinness. And I can't be in Grogans without drinking Guinness.

Grogans is nice

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#30 08-10-2005 11:15pm

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But Grogan's toasted sandwiches have been specially chemically developed to complement the flavour of Guinness.

A little tip about Grogan's... never criticise the art... as no doubt some person sitting next to you created the biggest ugliest piece of rubbish in the place... and they won't be happy... I'm speaking from experience here.

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#31 09-10-2005 11:52am

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Chicken is nice in a toasted sandwich but ideally should be cooked in advance.

I once got a toastie which had a semi-raw chicken fillet inside. :eek:

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#32 10-10-2005 8:10pm

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Hey, ever try bacon & cheese with mayo, and lettuce or hot chicken fillet (not the spicy one) with cheese, lettuce, tomatoe, and mayo of course

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#33 12-10-2005 5:20pm

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Just plain white cheddar but with lovely nutty and seedy bread.

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#34 13-10-2005 9:58am

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Is anyone else sensing a food & drink guinness & toasties excursion to Grogans?

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#35 13-10-2005 10:01am

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Shabadu wrote:

Is anyone else sensing a food & drink guinness & toasties excursion to Grogans?

Haha... I'm game... but only if I get to have an argument with a total stranger about the definition of some obscure word... which seems to happen to me a lot in Grogans.

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#36 30-07-2012 11:19pm

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just to toss in a sweet toastie-
nutella and peanut butter in a toastie- like a snicker sandwich...

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#37 07-08-2012 10:53pm

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Courtesy of a friend:

Cheese & Bovril - Toast one side of the bread, then flip over and butter both slices. Add the cheese to one slice and the Bovril to the other and put back under the grill. When toasted slap both sides together and enjoy.

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#38 08-08-2012 9:08am

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#39 08-08-2012 9:31am

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Yet another zombie thread. How are all these being found and bumped? Locked anyway.

(There is a a recent thread about toasted sandwiches here that you can contribute to.)

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