Favourite sandwich as a kid..

[TORONTONY 10]

FRY.s choclate spread on proper bread with a burnt crust loaf===

 

Proper bread as opposed to virtual bread?

[davebrmm 10]

You've got me drooling now thinking of a couple of slices of door step bread with cheese and piccalilli on and a pint of beer...

 

we called em causey edges

 

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Have had apple sarnies and banana darnies.

 

Never saw a banana till I Was about 14

[TORONTONY 10]

we called em causey edges

 

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Never saw a banana till I Was about 14

 

Did you eat it?

[muckynees 10]

Brown sauce

Salad cream or

Hendos relish...... No Marg on any of them though, that would be disgusting.

[cookingfat50 10]

got to be bread and dripping with the brown juice and salt still love it now xx

[PopT 10]

Bread & Scratch-Bread with the scrapings from the bottom of the Meat Tin.

 

happy Days!

 

PopT

[puddinghead 10]

we called em causey edges

 

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Never saw a banana till I Was about 14

 

Hmmm sounds likr war time:)

[TORONTONY 10]

got to be bread and dripping with the brown juice and salt still love it now xx

 

Hence the user name...lol:hihi::hihi:

[stpetre 12]

Does any one still eat their favourite kid sandwich and at the risk of starting a new thread, what's your favourite now?

[grinder 10]

Used to love a Prem sandwich with brown sauce on....

 

Favorite one now Cheese and piccalilli..

Edited May 18, 2015 by grinder

[oldrowley 10]

A toss up between white bread and margarine covered with lovely gooey tinned Nestles Milk and Davy's bread with marg and potted meat from the Co-op. I seem to remember the potted meat was cut from a trayful covered with wax or something to keep it fresh. Probably still is. If you went out with the lads on a trip with packed lunch on a hot day, you soon found out who had the egg sandwiches!

[Carmen. 14]

YES! There definitely was a beehive brown sauce. I can see the bottle now.