Crisp sandwich - normal, right?

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I LOVE a crisp sandwich. Especially with salt n vinegar crisps. Was thinking I'd love one earlier (but no crisps in the house) and then remembered a friend thinking I was totally bonkers for having crisps in a sandwich.

Anyone else? Or is my friend right and I'm totally bonkers...?!

On that note, any other 'out of the norm' sandwich fillings you all in enjoy?

White morning roll, cheese spread on both surfaces, honey roast ham and co-op Chardonnay vinegar and salt fancy crisps on top. Mmmmmmmm!

I'm full of the cold /cough virus that is decimating the country and most things taste like shite. However, I'd happily give a crisp sandwich a go now, yum yum!

On the subject of different fillings, we had sugar sandwiches when I little. Another thing that is glorious is fruit bread, butter then condensed milk as a filling. Bloody lovely.

In my university town, the best chip shop did a very good chip butty in a toasted pitta.

Sliced along the long edge, stuffed with chips, doused in ketchup and mayonnaise.

Eat chips with fork. When finished, eat saucy pitta.

Voila: no hangover.

We used to have sugar bread - fresh white bread cut from the loaf, thick butter and thick sprinkling of granulated sugar When we visited family in Ireland the toast was always buttered before going under the grill, lovely! I don't know if they still do that there, I'll have to ask one of my cousins

White bread, loads of butter (no substitute for the real thing!) thick ham and tayto cheese and onion
(Prawn cocktail will do in a pinch)

crisp sandwich with frazzles is great

Cheese, onion and mayo sandwich with ready salted crisps. Amazing

I like a tiger stick from Morrisons with walkers Thai sweet chilli and red onion

The only way I would eat ready salted crisps as a child was in a cheese sandwich. Not revisited since but neither am I repulsed by the idea.

Crisp sandwiches are amazing! I usually put crisps into a sandwich anyway, depending on the filling, but if I'm going for a proper crisp sandwich, it's got to be salt and vinegar crisps and cheese spread on white bread. I had one for the first time in ages at the weekend and it was so good.

Chip butties are great too, not sure how anyone could have not at least had one in their life.

My lunch yesterday consisted of a ham and ready salted crisp sarnie….. you just can't get a better sarnie in my humble opinion!

white bread, loads of real butter and bacon crisps is the only proper crisp butty!

Very soft white bread (warburtons farmhouse is a good option), thick butter and walkers salt and vinegar crisps. Best thing ever.

McCoys flame grilled steak crisps in a sandwich is also amazeballs.

Chip sticks and coleslaw!

Thick white bread, salted butter, Heinz sandwich spread and any flavour crisps.......

Yes to crisp sandwiches - any kind of bread, any flavour crisps, butter or no butter
Yes to cheese and jam sandwiches, and yes to peanut butter and jam but this needs to be 2 pieces of toast put together as sandwich.
Also yes to mashed potato sandwiches - these need salad cream or mayo.
Sorry but how can anyone have reached adulthood without having had chip butties?????

Dairylea with walkers cheese and onion. Mmm.

Heinz sandwich spread - do they still make this? Must have a look in Asda .....

Crisps are MADE as sandwich fillings. My fave is tuna mayo with salt and vinegar crisps or beef and horseradish with ready salted crisps.

Crisp sandwich
Food of the Gods.
But the crisps have to be Tayto and the bread white sliced pan.

Oh
and Irish butter.

White bread, mayo, Frazzles, lettuce and tomato. Washed down with red Coke.

''Tis the ultimate cure for the hungover vegetarian.

Not quite the same but when I was pregnant with DS, I used to lay Frazzles out on a tray (multiple packets) and top each Frazzle with a spoon of coleslaw! I still do it now occasionally

YY @shadowboy I was about to say tuna sandwiches with salt and vinegar crisps
I also used to enjoy a dairylea and ready salted hoolahoop sandwich. Had one recently and something was wrong. Don't know why!
I also like a b q beef hoolahoop in a cupasoup

Definately food of the gods.

Butter of course!

Chip butties are also awesome with hp sauce.

Baked bean toasties are fab too, cheap and easy. (as are 'fried egg toasties'!)