PB&J+C  Sandwich

(Peanut Butter & Jam + Cheese)

Although these three ingredients don’t sound as though they’d go together, surprisingly, they taste great when combined! Make sure to use nice thick slices of bread (freshly baked tiger loaf works well), and butter each slice on one side with high quality butter or margarine.

Try to find a good peanut butter, preferably organic, as it won’t have added sugar and fat (it also tastes better). Any jam will do, although strawberry or raspberry works great. The sweet jam compliments the creamy peanut butter. For the cheese, choose a simple cheddar (you don’t want to overpower the sandwich), and cut into thin slices. The mix of thick white bread, sweet jam, creamy butter and tasty cheese make this a powerful and enjoyable sandwich. Enjoy in moderation, it’s extremely indulgent!

The Moistmaker

(Turkey, Cranberry Sauce and Gravy)

The origin of this sandwich is from an episode of Friends (“The One With Ross’ Sandwich”), where Ross creates a sandwich from Thanksgiving leftovers. The special ingredient in this sandwich was a centrally located slice of bread, soaked in gravy, called “the Moistmaker”.

Take three slices of bread, and soak one in pre-prepared gravy. On one of the remaining slices, butter and layer with turkey. Add cranberry sauce, and lay the Moistmaker on top. Then add more cranberry sauce, turkey slices, and the final buttered slice of bread. Cut diagonally and enjoy!

Fried Banana and Peanut Butter sandwich

This is another sandwich that relies on peanut butter, and it definitely isn’t for the faint of heart. Originally created by Elvis Presley, it most definitely isn’t for those who are looking to lose weight.

Toast two slices of white bread, and butter a side on each. Spread peanut butter on both piece of toast, and sandwich a mashed banana between them. Apply butter to the outside of the sandwich, and lay in a frying pan (with yet more butter!). Fry until the sandwich is golden brown on the outside. For a slightly healthier alternative, you can use a sandwich press instead of frying the sandwich in a pan.

Although not particularly healthy, all of these sandwiches are delicious, and should hopefully get your creative juices flowing! Sandwiches can range from a healthy snack to a decadent dessert; be as creative as you like when making them!

Taylors of Oxford are a sandwich and deli specialist, based in Oxford, England. If you’re looking for a sandwich shop in Oxford, try Taylors!

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Chopped turkey or chicken
mayonnaise to taste
chopped dill pickles to taste
a bit of chopped onion (optional)
chopped celery if you like a lot of crunch (optional)
salt and pepper to taste

Mix it all up and spread on the bread of your choice. Top with some leftover cranberry relish or jelly if you like.

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