What do you like in your sandwich?

Sliced chicken breast, crushed hula hoops and sultanas.
Has to be on white bread with a good layer of butter too.

Slightly odd and it's one of my guilty pleasures that I make from time to time.
 
Not many odd ones.
I don't think I have any odd combos. Although some people think coronation chicken and coleslaw is odd as they are both Mayo base, but I don't think so. That's as strange as sandwiches go for me.
 
A good strong cheddar and strawberry jam is lovely on a nice crusty white. Marmite and marmalade is great, as is marmalade and banana. Weirdly I used to like bog standard white bread with plain hula hoops. :)
 
I've got 2 that might be classed as strange, but i promise they are amazing:

1 - Strong cheddar e.g. vintage + Vindaloo (or other chicken curry)

2- Tuna + vinagar + salad cream (not mayo)

To make the tuna use tuna in brine and cut the tin all the way around and squeeze dry then add plenty of vinegar then when absorbed mix with salad cream

PS. from subway, italian BMT with all gherkins and chilli sauce = win
 
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Ham, Peanut Butter and Mayo sandwich
Or just a spread of Mayo on white bread.

The oddest thing I've had in a sandwich was probably a slice of pizza.
 
I don't think any of my sandwich fillings are 'odd', but some of the combinations I like are:

Brown bread/toast with cheddar and marmite.
Honey and Wensleydale.
Chocolate spread and bananna.
 
Bacon & Melted Cheese toasted = WIN

But my fave is.

Chicken escalope
Mozzarella
Parma Ham
Lettuce/Tomato & Mayo
in a Panini.

As Bernard Matthews would say "BOOTIFUL"
 
I often have bread with my dinner and make a sandwhich from that. For example last night I had chips, scrambled egg and beans.

Therefore chips, scrambled egg and baked bean sandwhich :D
 
I fell in love with New York style pastrami on rye when I first visited the States, I guess it might have once been considered 'odd' though nowadays you can buy pastrami sandwiches anywhere over here (though still nowhere near as good as they do them in the USA)

I am also a sucker for a good salt beef sandwich, I have visited all kinds of places in London in search of the perfect one and so far nothing beats Reubens deli in Baker Street. £12 is probably a little steep for most to pay for a sandwich, but it is honestly the best you will ever taste :)
 
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