Crisp Sandwiches

andrew241983 · 08-10-2012 09:08AM

McChubbin wrote: »

I haven't have a crisp sambo in over a year.
Might make one tomorrow as we've got a big ol' back of the deep ridged Walkers crisps and a fresh baker's pan. Goddamnit, AH, yis are puttin' me off my diet!
Never had a sugar sandwedge. Sounds bizarre.

Oh no you didn't tayto or king only!!!!!!!:mad::mad::mad:

Foxhound38 · 08-10-2012 09:11AM

Fresh bread, ham and grated cheese - bung it into the george foreman until the cheese has melted and the bread begins to crisp a bit it. Take it out whip off the top slice. Bung about half a packet of cheese and onion hunky doreys into it and replace the top slice.

Cut down the middle and serve with a pot o'Tae - life becomes wonderful for a few minutes!

MidlandsM · 08-10-2012 09:21AM

Monster Munch sandwich...............Mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm

PopePalpatine · 08-10-2012 09:25AM

Is it bad that I like Dorito sandwiches? :pac:

alie · 08-10-2012 09:27AM

Cheese and onion crisps and peanut butter, yum

Plazaman · 08-10-2012 09:30AM

A regular occurance would be to open a bag of Hunky Dorys (cheese and onion), sprinkle in some Worchester Sauce and Tabasco, shake the bag and bung the result into a buttered sandwich. Strangely nice but as this was usually done under the influence, I don't know if the taste would go well with sobriety.

Truley · 08-10-2012 09:35AM

it has to be accompanied by a mug of tea for the full effect

Snowie · 08-10-2012 09:46AM

I love good sambos really mature Cheddar pikalilli chutney if its toasted bread Im a happy camper...

Coslaw is shredded raw carrot and cabbage in mayo how can any one want that? Eww

Foxhound38 · 08-10-2012 09:48AM

PopePalpatine wrote: »

Is it bad that I like Dorito sandwiches? :pac:

Yes :pac:

whitewave · 08-10-2012 09:48AM

Crisp wraps are savage aswell - bit of BBQ sauce, salt & vinegar crisps, and a daycent amount of cheese. Unreal after a night out!

Yamanoto · 08-10-2012 10:00AM

I like crisps and I like sandwiches, though I've never had the urge to combine 'em. When alternative options include a roast chicken sandwich, rare roast beef or ham, the crisp sambo's been a local delicacy I've found easy to pass on.

It's obviously something that just works but I find the idea a bit off-putting tbh. Ditto the chip-butty.

sbsquarepants · 08-10-2012 10:15AM

Crisp sambos kick ass. Usually though i dont actually bother to make the sambo - i put a crisp in my mouth then bite the bread - who has time to actually make sambos these days!

Also, i worked with a girl from slovakia, who was absolutely disgusted by chip sambos - she just couldn't understand why anybody would put chips on bread - weirdo!:D

rubadub · 08-10-2012 10:37AM

Foxhound38 wrote: »

The missus is from the States

seems recognised there
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Crisp_sandwich

A crisp sandwich (in British English), chip sandwich, chipwich or potato chip sandwich (in North American or Australian English)

Potato chip sandwiches are sometimes referred to as "trailer park cuisine"

JohnMarston · 08-10-2012 10:50AM

Fried eggs sandwiches with tomato sauce trumps crisp sandwiches any day

Praetorian Saighdiuir · 08-10-2012 10:55AM

I'm eating a BBQ Hula Hoop sandwich right now....yum

Palytoxin · 08-10-2012 10:56AM

Toasted cheese sandwiches, with brown bread and dubliner cheddar, then when they're done open them up, stuff them with crisps, and shove them closed again so the cheese is still melted all over them. For the choice of crisps, Taytos, either cheese and onion or smokey bacon.

brandon_flowers · 08-10-2012 10:58AM

It is a Tayto Sandwich, you can't be Irish and call it crisp sandwich really.

Another one is tea with small bit of milk, 2 spoons of sugar and then tear up slices of white bread and put them into the tea.

Anyone else do this??

steve9859 · 08-10-2012 10:59AM

MidlandsM wrote: »

Monster Munch sandwich...............Mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm

Bl**dy lovely. At school I used to toss out all the good stuff that my mum lovinly stuffed my sandwiches with (ham, cheese, tomatoes, lettuce etc) and replaced it all with monster munch. Preferably the pickled onion ones.

One of the biggest disappointments of my youth was when, instead of ham or cheese, she put in that awful paste stuff out of those little jars (anyone remember what I mean?)....cause then I couldn't take it out and replace it with crisps

Local_Chap · 08-10-2012 10:59AM

I used to have apple sandwiches with sugar when i was younger,wouldn't eat them now tho!

Momento Mori · 08-10-2012 11:07AM

So bad but so good.

Crisp sandwich

Frynge · 08-10-2012 11:07AM

Toamato and sugar.

I'll say no more

Cienciano · 08-10-2012 11:13AM

I'd do one on masterchef. You get an hour, I'd sit there reading the paper for 55 minutes while the other idiots are fucking up their pan fried scallops with pea puree then stand up and put the kettle on and butter the bread. :cool:
Tea and crisp sandwich would blow the judges away

maxfresh · 08-10-2012 11:17AM

white bread ,king crisps ,butter and a slice of ham feckin lovley

smurfy89 · 08-10-2012 11:23AM

steve9859 wrote: »

One of the biggest disappointments of my youth was when, instead of ham or cheese, she put in that awful paste stuff out of those little jars (anyone remember what I mean?)....cause then I couldn't take it out and replace it with crisps

Was it chicken and ham spread or something like that? I remember the jars, was like baby food

Corvo · 08-10-2012 11:24AM

Three different sammich's for me.

1. Fresh bread, nice ham, some Walkers BBQ crisps (also, the new deep ridged ones go well)

2. Fresh bread, Banana and Tayto cheese and onion sandwich

3. Fresh bread, Strong mature, cheddar cheese and Tayto cheese and onion

All the above with butter also.

jessiejam · 08-10-2012 11:43AM

Its a TAYTO sandwich.

fishy fishy · 08-10-2012 11:50AM

Foxhound38 wrote: »

The missus is from the States and this traditional concoction is something she can't quite get her head around. Is it a uniqely irish thing? If so, should we not spread it to the masses - i'm eating one right now and i can think of no better snack on this earth!

I hope you are using TAYTO - they don't work otherwise - no such word as "crisps" in ireland either, just Tayto. So I can understand why she doesn't get it.

now if you were to say a TAYTO sanger she would probably understand.

Mgoraf · 08-10-2012 12:06PM

Bufallo flavour Hunky Dorys on a roll is the business!

lazeedaisy · 08-10-2012 12:12PM

I found the americans could not get over:

crisp sambos
banana sambos

I love tayo, but DH has to have king and he has to go and ruin it by using Kilmeaden too!

Another thing we used to have - (look away now :eek:)

Dripping sambos on a monday night!!!

admiralofthefleet · 08-10-2012 12:13PM

try granby burgers on toast. you'd be amazed at how nice it is and i love sausage, black pudding and hash browns sammiches on batch

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