For my wife, it’s peanut butter, mayonnaise, and lettuce. I don’t really have any unusual sandwiches fillings.
Peanut butter and pickled gherkins go well together.
Cheddar cheese, piccalilli (mustard pickle) and freshly cooked beetroot.
Cheddar cheese, piccalilli (mustard pickle) and freshly cooked beetroot.
When I was a kid, I’d eat bologna sandwiches with ketchup and potato chips/crisps squashed inside, but I (thankfully) grew out of that. 
That may sound strange to some, but it’s a pretty common sandwich around these parts, especially with kids.
That may sound strange to some, but it’s a pretty common sandwich around these parts, especially with kids.
badjak
Über Member
Unusual depends on where you live and how you were brought up... 
I hear people talk about peanut butter jelly sandwiches or blueberry scrambled eggs and to me they are highly unusual !
(Chips on a roll (chip boetie), spaghetti bolognese on bread etc)
Now to think of something I eat on sandwiches that are unusual...
Chili paste, mustard, deep fried onions and boerewors maybe?
But that idea was stolen from Denmark
I hear people talk about peanut butter jelly sandwiches or blueberry scrambled eggs and to me they are highly unusual !
(Chips on a roll (chip boetie), spaghetti bolognese on bread etc)
Now to think of something I eat on sandwiches that are unusual...
Chili paste, mustard, deep fried onions and boerewors maybe?
But that idea was stolen from Denmark
Yes, definitely! That’s a biggie where we live, and for some of us, the entire reason we make spaghetti is to have the obligatory spaghetti sandwich!
Maybe some would consider my scrambled egg sandwich, covered in black pepper and drowning in mayonnaise as unusual, but it’s another everyday sandwich here.
badjak
Über Member
Leave out the mayo and I'm with you
badjak
Über Member
Does salami and pickled cucumber and onions on a sandwich count?
I think it's normal
I think it's normal
Barriehie
Regular Member
Cheetoes down here.When I was a kid, I’d eat bologna sandwiches with ketchup and potato chips/crisps squashed inside, but I (thankfully) grew out of that.
That may sound strange to some, but it’s a pretty common sandwich around these parts, especially with kids.
Ham and cheese with fresh made kimchi, the napa cabbage kind and a slathering of mayo on one slice.
JAS_OH1
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No, that's big in most southern US states too and a new favorite of my DH.
I eat pretty normal combinations but my FIL likes peanut butter, banana and bacon sandwiches.
Barriehie
Regular Member
I eat bacon sandwiches w/out the bread...
JAS_OH1
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But thats not strange at all! You could make a BLT with 2 pieces of this without bread and that would make SandwichShortOfAPicnic and other gluten sensitive people quite happy!
rascal
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Wife light raspberry jam and banana on toast mashed then sprinkle of cinnamon .
Our son vegemite Sammy's with potato chips.
Me. Beetroot and onion Sammy's. Sweet corn n ham sammys.
Russ
Our son vegemite Sammy's with potato chips.
Me. Beetroot and onion Sammy's. Sweet corn n ham sammys.
Russ
Oh wow! I've never heard of a sandwich like this!
thanks for the ideas, I'll have to try it!