I was raised in the south. And I love mayo as a condiment, but I will not eat a mayo sandwich.
I love ketchup sandwiches though.
Who was talking about eating mayo sandwiches?
Hork
I posted on our FB page the other day that I was having a very random craving for a white bread/mayo/raisin sandwich. Which, yes, hork. But at the moment, my baby brain said "Yaaaasssss"
I posted on our FB page the other day that I was having a very random craving for a white bread/mayo/raisin sandwich. Which, yes, hork. But at the moment, my baby brain said "Yaaaasssss"
Post by beersandweirs on Jul 21, 2016 16:11:16 GMT -5
My husband used to eat mayonnaise and mustard sandwiches growing up. Upon hearing that, someone once asked if he was poor, nope, just really likes mustard and mayo... so gross
Post by periwinkledaydreams on Jul 21, 2016 16:16:46 GMT -5
Speaking of growing up poor.. we used to, as a treat sometimes, get bread butter and sugar for dessert. Its exactly what it sounds like. Slice of white bread, slathered in cold butter (somehow manage to not tear up the entire slice) and topped with sugar. I used to smush mine into shapes and pretend is was a cookie lol. Mmmm I have to make this now!
I was raised in the south. And I love mayo as a condiment, but I will not eat a mayo sandwich.
I love ketchup sandwiches though.
Is a mayo sandwich just mayo and bread? Same with the ketchup sandwich? I hope not... I'm getting the chills just thinking about eating either of those.
Speaking of growing up poor.. we used to, as a treat sometimes, get bread butter and sugar for dessert. Its exactly what it sounds like. Slice of white bread, slathered in cold butter (somehow manage to not tear up the entire slice) and topped with sugar. I used to smush mine into shapes and pretend is was a cookie lol. Mmmm I have to make this now!
I'll one up you...we used to slather a piece of bread in butter then top it with Nestle Quick and warm it in the microwave so the butter melted into the chocolate.
I was raised in the south. And I love mayo as a condiment, but I will not eat a mayo sandwich.
I love ketchup sandwiches though.
Is a mayo sandwich just mayo and bread? Same with the ketchup sandwich? I hope not... I'm getting the chills just thinking about eating either of those.
Is a mayo sandwich just mayo and bread? Same with the ketchup sandwich? I hope not... I'm getting the chills just thinking about eating either of those.
Yep. White bread slathered in mayo or ketchup
I guess I have had just Doritos, cheese, and mayo on a sandwich before. Do you still eat ketchup sandwiches every now and again?
heartofglass I used to eat mayo sandwiches growing up. I have NO idea why because no one else in my family did!
When I was studying abroad we were staying at a shack B&B for a night in Dominica and for dinner the guy that owned the place made us ramen with broth. For breakfast he made us ramen with butter and sugar. He said that his mother used to make it for him as a treat when he was a kid. I think he was Belgian. I don't know what Belgians eat, but we all thought it was really odd.
turtle yes. Fluffernutters (which my phone keeps auto correcting to fluffed utters) are the absolute best.
I cannot STAND when people abbreviate the word vacation to "vacay". Other abbreviations are ok, but not that one. I think it's because my ILs say it a lot and it pisses me off.
turtle yes. Fluffernutters (which my phone keeps auto correcting to fluffed utters) are the absolute best.
Are you from New England? It looks like you might be wearing red sox hats in your avatar. Well plus I don't know anyone outside of NE that eats fluffernutters.
turtle yes. Fluffernutters (which my phone keeps auto correcting to fluffed utters) are the absolute best.
Are you from New England? It looks like you might be wearing red sox hats in your avatar. Well plus I don't know anyone outside of NE that eats fluffernutters.
Yes! I grew up in VT, went to undergrad in ME and grad school in Boston. I am definitely a New Englander. We live in AL now, but I've never been able to call it my home. None of my HS students down here have had a fluffernutter, and they all think I'm crazy when I talk about them. I think I am going to make a ton of them and bring them in so my students can be enlightened.
Post by ombradellarosa on Jul 22, 2016 17:09:23 GMT -5
I read a book once where this girl made all different kinds of sandwiches and sold them to her schoolmates. I can't remember the title, sadly, or I would read it again. It inspired me though and I made some combinations I'd never heard of before, including peanut butter and marshmallows! It's funny to find out there are whole sections of the country where this is a thing. If I hadn't just had cereal as a snack before supper, I would go eat one right now.
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