What is your favorite sandwich?
#131
Originally Posted by maple-norma
It would have to be cold roast lamb and tomato on grain bread with butter. Next would be a chicken and salad with onion and mayo.
While I am talking about food would you like to let me know how you make Iced Tea, It isnt popular in Australia, you can buy it in bottles,but I would love to make some. I have tried to just let tea go cold but it doesnt seem right. By the way you are all so nice and helpful I can't wait to read this forum each day cheers to you all.
While I am talking about food would you like to let me know how you make Iced Tea, It isnt popular in Australia, you can buy it in bottles,but I would love to make some. I have tried to just let tea go cold but it doesnt seem right. By the way you are all so nice and helpful I can't wait to read this forum each day cheers to you all.
There are all sorts of flavored teas and herbal teas here a lot of them instant or tea bags. And fruit flavored teas. My mom likes a diet rasberry pekoe that she gets instant.
We always drank iced tea instead of pop when I was growing up. Soda wasn't very much a part of people"s lives back then,. It was water koolaid or iced tea for kids and coffee or iced tea for adults.
#133
Oh yeah, I love peanut butter and dill pickles too, but I make mine on light seeded rye bread.
Originally Posted by caspoohbear
peanut butter (crunchy) and pickle slices (dill) on toast (white).
#134
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Originally Posted by maple-norma
It would have to be cold roast lamb and tomato on grain bread with butter. Next would be a chicken and salad with onion and mayo.
While I am talking about food would you like to let me know how you make Iced Tea, It isnt popular in Australia, you can buy it in bottles,but I would love to make some. I have tried to just let tea go cold but it doesnt seem right. By the way you are all so nice and helpful I can't wait to read this forum each day cheers to you all.
While I am talking about food would you like to let me know how you make Iced Tea, It isnt popular in Australia, you can buy it in bottles,but I would love to make some. I have tried to just let tea go cold but it doesnt seem right. By the way you are all so nice and helpful I can't wait to read this forum each day cheers to you all.
#135
Thank you Rhonda, as I said not very popular here only in bottles , It is very refreshing, I will look for that in the supermarket.
would you like me to send you a couple of Patchwork and quilting books. Unfortunatly they are just full of ads these days but you may have a bit of fun reading them.
Cheers
maple-norma
would you like me to send you a couple of Patchwork and quilting books. Unfortunatly they are just full of ads these days but you may have a bit of fun reading them.
Cheers
maple-norma
#136
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Originally Posted by Rhonda
Originally Posted by maple-norma
It would have to be cold roast lamb and tomato on grain bread with butter. Next would be a chicken and salad with onion and mayo.
While I am talking about food would you like to let me know how you make Iced Tea, It isnt popular in Australia, you can buy it in bottles,but I would love to make some. I have tried to just let tea go cold but it doesnt seem right. By the way you are all so nice and helpful I can't wait to read this forum each day cheers to you all.
While I am talking about food would you like to let me know how you make Iced Tea, It isnt popular in Australia, you can buy it in bottles,but I would love to make some. I have tried to just let tea go cold but it doesnt seem right. By the way you are all so nice and helpful I can't wait to read this forum each day cheers to you all.
There are all sorts of flavored teas and herbal teas here a lot of them instant or tea bags. And fruit flavored teas. My mom likes a diet rasberry pekoe that she gets instant.
We always drank iced tea instead of pop when I was growing up. Soda wasn't very much a part of people"s lives back then,. It was water koolaid or iced tea for kids and coffee or iced tea for adults.
#137
I create specialty sandwiches for our cafe/market and one of our best sellers is avocado, sliced sweet potato, fresh tomatoe, thin sliced red onion and a honey dijon dressing. We also have a great grilled cheese with havarti, fresh tomatoe, fresh basil and ground pepper.
#138
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Location: North Carolina - But otherwise, NOTW
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Oh, my all time favorite is a Monte Cristo, but it must have been battered and deep fried. Add sour cream and strawberry jam, and I am in sandwich Heaven!!! :-)
Runner up is a tuna melt..messy but sooo yummy!!
Runner up is a tuna melt..messy but sooo yummy!!
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