Sandwich Reviews

Sandwiches are generally an on the go out of the home food. Children take them to nursery and school, adults take them to work and families have them on day breaks out. Popular sandwiches such as Ploughman's Cheese and Pickle and egg mayonnaise always go down a treat. You can buy sandwiches ready made at your local supermarket, petrol station ...  Read the complete review

Im currently staying at my grans and I've just been asked what I want for dinner. Knowing the way my mums side of the family work this meal is what I would personally term a snack, usually a sandwich or a few crackers with cheese. You know the sort of people a light meal/snack around 12 and a proper meal at 5ish. So when asked I ...  Read the complete review

Sandwiches have been like a bresh of fresh air to many. They are used a plenty, in ways such as children having them for their packed lunch, to office workers grabbing a sandwich for their lunch. The necessity of the sandwich has taken off in many countries, each having a different variation of the sandwich. I will cover a few of these ...  Read the complete review

We pretty much survived on this sandwich whilst travelling through the australian outback for 2 months!! All you need is a loaf of bread, a jar of peanut butter (nutty is recommeded), a jar of jam (strawberry is recommended) and a knife. Spread a generous dollop of peanut butter on one slice and an equally generous dose of jam on the ...  Read the complete review

The fact of the matter is, you can't beat a good ham & cheese sandwich. Thus, I could end my review there...but some people believe I'd need a few more words to warrant a decent rating! So here goes... A sandwich is obviously one of the easiest and quickest things to make and this is no expection - a lavish ham and cheese ...  Read the complete review

When you can't decide what to eat, and you can't be bothered to cook, you can always fall back on a good old sandwich...and sling EVERYTHING in it, rather than be choosy ;) But seriously, you can have them hot or cold, on millions of different kinds of bread, and with a multitude of fillings, healthy or otherwise and you ...  Read the complete review

I love having friends over for dinner but when they say "yeah we'll pop in for lunch" my heart sinks. What do you serve? You have to think about portion sizes, not doing anything too heavy but not doing something too bland and you also have to resist the temptation to go "actually I know a nice pub that does great ...  Read the complete review

Following on from my recent successes with regards to tasty recipes I thought I would share a pitta based sandwich that my partner introduced to me. Each pitta bread will serve one person so adjust the measurements below accordingly *What you will need for one person* - 1 Pitta bread (White or brown) - 3 Slices of ...  Read the complete review

Personally I would rather eat wide varieties of sandwiches rather than most meals so I have great appreciation of a good sarnie selection. I thought I'd share my favourites, one which has become a favourite of my girlie friends who come over on a Saturday afternoon. The staple element of any sandwich is bread. What kind of bread ...  Read the complete review

Everyone love's a sandwich surely! Everyone can make a sandwich, only a chosen few have mastered it! For anyone not aware of what a sandwich is, here is what the dictionary say's - "two or more slices of bread or the like with a layer of meat, fish, cheese, etc., between each pair." I'm going to list my ...  Read the complete review

This is an interesting sandwich recipe which was passed on to me many years ago from a guy I used to work with. It makes a great after pub snack, and it's making me hungry just thinking about it - however, at first glance it may seem a little weird... The sandwich is of the triple decker variety and is apparently a variant of a creation ...  Read the complete review

Being a vegetarian means that making myself sandwiches can often be a bit boring and that I am left with the same old Egg mayo or cheese and pickle. To spice things up a little bit, and I literally mean that, I suggest that you try my fajita sandwich idea! You will need: Two slices of thick white bread grated ...  Read the complete review

Sandwich?? Now thats a bit too posh for me, at my house they are called butties. I think I could actually survive just eatting nothing but butties, breakfast, dinner and tea give me a butty anytime. I am a really fussy eater, I don't eat many vegetables (terrible I know!) so these butties aren't the healthiest in the world but they are so ...  Read the complete review

Everyone loves a good sandwich, its part of daily life. Typically most people will have a nice delicious sandwich at lunchtime but I like to have one after work, after dinner (If im feeling a little peckish!) and just simply for a bite to eat throughout the day. Of course home made sandwiches are the best, better than those over-priced, ...  Read the complete review

I'm sometimes not very imaginative when it comes to sandwiches - I tend to alternate ham and cheese and tomato, though I must confess to a strange liking of banana sandwiches. My sandwich fare can get rather repetitive so to break the monotony I sometimes like to whip up a quesadilla. This is a hot sandwich made from tortilla ...  Read the complete review

I'm not sure if pizza bread is classed as a sandwich but here goes! Grill a piece of bread on one side. Turn it over and smother with tomato puree. Add cheese, preferably mozerella, but any will suffice. Add a topping - toppings that work particularly well include tuna, sweetcorn and mushrooms (but not all together!!), stick the bread ...  Read the complete review

I just love a good sandwich! For a long while I believed shop bought sandwiches actually tasted better than homemade ones. Oh how wrong I was! I was so bored of the usual chicken salad, BLT and prawn mayonnaise that I couldn't bear picking them up and seeing that something so simple could have so much fat and calories. Yet they taste so ...  Read the complete review

What would we do if the Earl of Sandwich had never had his brinwave? How boring would life be? I, personally, don't know what I would do without sandwiches in my life. Take tonight, for example: I got in from work at around 9 o'clock. What do I eat? Can't really cook things at that time- by the time they're ready to eat I would probably be fast ...  Read the complete review

I love sandwiches, a great fast snack to make when you've not much time for anything else, and a handy item to put into a packed lunch for long train journeys. Just because somethings easy doesn't mean it has to be dull though - cheese, ham, tuna, and egg are all yummy, but as with anything, if you eat them too often, they get boring . I like to ...  Read the complete review

Most people that say sandwiches are boring do so because they stick the same old fillings into white processed bread, chuck a bag of crisps in the sandwich box and wonder why they are uninspired. I like a good sandwich and as we are on a major economy drive in our house eveyone takes sandwiches with them, no shop bought for us. I try ...  Read the complete review