Crisp Sandwiches

Frynge

Toamato and sugar.

I'll say no more

Cienciano

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

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

smurfy89

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

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

Its a TAYTO sandwich.

fishy fishy

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

Bufallo flavour Hunky Dorys on a roll is the business!

lazeedaisy

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

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

kylith

Nothing beats a Meanie blaa. Food of the gods.

lazeedaisy

admiralofthefleet wrote: »

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

How on earth can you say granby and BURGERS in the same sentence! :eek:

JohnMarston

Anyone ever try McCoys in a sandwitch?

Foxhound38

JohnMarston wrote: »

Anyone ever try McCoys in a sandwitch?

The steak flavour one in a sammich can be the business!

Roar

Salted peanuts, mayo, grated cheese in a baguette. Nomtastic.

Frisbee

Eating one right now.

Bread, butter and King Crisps - perfection.

From time to time I'll throw some Kilmeaden Cheddar in there to rattle some cages.

Shenshen

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!

My husband's from England, and he'd have them, too.
Me, I can't get my head around them. I've tried them, but I don't see the appeal.

Btw, himself also does chip sandwiches. Is that particular to the UK, or do Irish mouths water at the sound of that, too?

steve9859

smurfy89 wrote: »

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

That's the stuff. I remember beef spread....and crab spread which was absolutely awful. And you couldnt take it out and replace it with crisps

BlaasForRafa

A blaa with a packet of tayto cheese and onion in between the halves is the best thing ever, anyone not from the Waterford area is missing out big time on the deliciousness.

D-FENS

Chipsticks and easy singles in white bread & butter with a glass of milk.
It's like an Angel cumming in your mouth.

pickarooney

The starch on starch combo tends to throw people all right. Lasagne and chips often gets the same reaction from the uninitiated.

PopePalpatine

Sometimes, when I order a toasted cheese sandwich at O'Briens, I dip my crisps into the cheese.

FizzleSticks

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chopperbyrne

Ham, cheese and King Crisps sandwiches are great. Had two of them at the weekend.

Also roast beef and Waffles sandwiches are boss too.

D-FENS

PopePalpatine wrote: »

Sometimes, when I order a toasted cheese sandwich at O'Briens, I dip my crisps into the cheese.

Ya Dirty B*tch

Gambas

alie wrote: »

Cheese and onion crisps and peanut butter, yum

And I thought I stood alone.

mauzo

Brennans bread and king crisps

Im really weird with sandwiches, I always have soup with them and dip my sandwich in my soup!

Chuck Stone

Shenshen wrote: »

Btw, himself also does chip sandwiches. Is that particular to the UK, or do Irish mouths water at the sound of that, too?

Many Irish people like a 'chip butty' too.

I personally don't eat the humble chip butty because I ate too many when I was about 4 years old which resulted in a giant pancake of vomited up chip butty on the floor.

Funny how vivid that memory is.

jimmi10

White batch bread

King salt and vinegar chips

butter

brown sauce

That's all you need!

Lapin

2 slices of bread
Smokey bacon crisps
Colmans Mustard

Bliss.

Fry 2 rashers and add to above for extra addictive bliss.

PickledLime

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 ended up doing a bit of work on an archaeological dig a few years ago where there were at least 13 Americans working also. I didn't have an insulated lunchbox ,so figured my best bet for a lunch that wouldn't turn to mush in my backpack (because, heaven forbid, it was actually hot that summer!) was a half pan of wholegrain bread and a few bags of Taytos. Crunch-tastic.

The American folks were initially aghast at my eating habits. Two weeks later they were all having crisp sammiches for lunch too! :cool:

GastroBoy

Hula-Hoop sandwiches are certainly the noisiest and most entertaining to eat.

Wont beat a Tayto one though!

Chuck Stone

GastroBoy wrote: »

Hula-Hoop sandwiches are certainly the noisiest and most entertaining to eat.

:eek:

They're not just noisy - they're dangerous!

BlaasForRafa

GastroBoy wrote: »

Hula-Hoop sandwiches are certainly the noisiest and most entertaining to eat.

Wont beat a Tayto one though!

KP Mini-chips sangwidges are bloody nice if you want a change from Taytos as well

shopaholic01

Local_Chap wrote: »

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

Toasted cheese and apple is gorgeous!

Michael Weston

A friend of mine thinks people who put butter on crisp sandwiches are disgusting. I have tried to make him see the folly of his ways but he wont listen. I feel sorry for him as he has not lived.

Another nice sambo is the microwaved rasher on fresh bread with red sauce where you mop up all the salty goodness off the plate with the bread. Bloody delicious but more heart attack food.

Foxhound38

A friend of mine puts crisps on top of cooked pizza - intruiging

MidlandsM

if TAYTO sambos are so good, how come you can't get them in TAYTO PARK???

i rest my case..........

GTDolanator

Crip sambo's are awesome!

use salad cream instead of butter tho

prefarebly salt and vinegar

Logical_Bear

fresh white bread with real butter,brown sauce and monster munch..cant beat it

kincsem

Where I worked one guy was offered an egg sandwich by one of the girls. As he was eating it he thought it was a bit gritty. He was sure it was a bit of eggshell. Best not to offend so he struggled to finish it. When he was finished she asked him did he like the crisps in it.

bluesea

Tayto and half a sliced granny smith enveloped in two slices of premier bread along with kerrygold butter taste out of this world, I also love home made chips and tomato sauce sandwiches.

marble

2 slices of fresh white bread,loadsa butter,loadsa mayo and a nice hot pizza slice in between

mauzo

I used to eat mashed potato sandwiches....I feel ill when I think back on it!!

Praetorian Saighdiuir

mauzo wrote: »

I used to eat mashed potato sandwiches....I feel ill when I think back on it!!

Me too......and I'm not even sorry!

mauzo

benwavner wrote: »

Me too......and I'm not even sorry!

Me neither, I just wanted to sound a bit normal

admiralofthefleet

mauzo wrote: »

I used to eat mashed potato sandwiches....I feel ill when I think back on it!!

one of my regular customers a couple of years ago used to corned beef, cabbage and parsley sauce sandwiches
i love corned beef and hot stuffing sandwiches myself

PickledLime

MidlandsM wrote: »

if TAYTO sambos are so good, how come you can't get them in TAYTO PARK???

i rest my case..........

Because all the amusements and facilities of the park would be made redundant as the patrons would be too busy whoofing into the Tayto sammiches!

Maggie 2

Try crisps, peanutbutter sandwiches. Mmmmmmmmmmmm

Chucken

I adore potatoes and cabbage fried together in butter, in a sandwich