Buttered sandwiches

[ImNotJoeMyNameIsHarry]

Please help me and my DP with this. He's just made a sandwich for me. Do you butter both pieces or just the 1?

Both

Can't bear butter when in a hot sandwich like bacon. Yuk. All greasy and slippery.
With cold sandwiches, butter the bottom and not the lid.

I've always buttered both unless it's gravy then it's none

you make gravy sandwiches?

whipped cream is completely different to butter

The difference between whipped cream and butter is about a minute. Two, tops...

Neither. salad cream on one, mayo and mustard on the other.

I'm sorry, what? Salad cream AND mayonnaise AND mustard.

Just the one. Unless peanut butter or cheese spread.

Do you butter a roll just on one side? I do.

The difference between whipped cream and butter is about a minute. Two, tops...

In consistency

It comes down to individual preference,surely.
If it's a dry filling I butter both sides,thinly (and I am not a lover of butter or other fatty substances).
If its a 'wet' filling - cream cheese, houmous, chutney, or something with mayonaisse mixed in I don't use butter.
Personally I have never heard of only buttering one slice, and don't see how it would work. Do you have to hold the sandwich upright to prevent it falling apart?
Lastly, using mayonnaise instead of butter (as a spread) is rank, imo.

Neither. Mayo (or other condiment depending on filling) on both.

Both as long as it's actually butter and not some kind of spread

both so the innards don't spill out.

Both slices buttered, keeps the filling in place.

The only variations I have are for smoked salmon sandwiches when I use cream cheese instead of butter, and bacon sandwiches when I dip one slice of bread and don't use butter at all.

I butter both sides unless using pate or jam or something.

My children don't like butter. Weirdos.

Both spread thinly.

Butter on both sides, even if the sandwich also has mayo

I don't judge those who only butter one side (or even those maniacs who think butter has no place in a sandwich! ?) - but you should be aware that you're being weird...

It's fine to, say, prefer your roast dinner without gravy - but don't start pretending that's normal. Same applies here I'm afraid.

I totally judge unbuttered bread!

HeddaLettice I do when I have left over gravy or with potato in. Not just randomly but it's quite common to have a chips and gravy sandwich here so if I'm going to put gravy on I don't butter.

One side , DH does both

Also I do the shopping for our house so I know what type of butter it is lacto free because I'm selfish and my Dp cant tell the difference

OK, the though of chips with gravy on in a sandwich is now making me feel really rather ill. I obviously shouldn't have looked at this thread on a Monday morning.

Agh, thought not though.

Sandwiches without butter? Or buttered but only on one side? Wrong! Sandwiches should be liberally buttered on both sides, right to the crust (or edge if you've cut the crusts off).