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There's nothing like a sandwich when you need to eat something quick. Not to mention, the combinations are endless. So what's your favorite? Mine's probably a Monte Cristo, ham and swiss cheese on French toast.

Bacon, lettuce, and tomato sandwiches.

I always have these everywhere I go. They are clearly, IMO the ebst sandwich ever.

Tuna and lettuce with a dash of black pepper. Mmmm.

ahh the mighty sandwich. My favorite sandwich is a whole wheat sub bun with:

lunch meat (preferably 2 types- chicken and turkey)
mustard
mayo
pickles
red onion
sub sauce
bbq sauce
lettuce

its a little hard to eat, but ever so good!

Ham/tuna/chicken, lettuce, tomatoe, coleslaw, cucumber on white bread. Yum.

You can't go wrong with Alex's Pseudo-Quizno's Turkey Sandwich!

Toasted Wheat Bread
Mayonnaise/Ranch Dressing (Either)
One Slice of Cheese
One Turkey Slice
Lettuce

Also, if I go to Quizno's, the Turkey Ranch & Swiss is my pick. Mmmm.

Mmm sub sandwiches. I put tons on them, ham, turkey, salami, swiss cheese, cheddar cheese, lettuce, onions, olives, pickles, mayonaise, mustard.
Now if I'm lucky, I can get all of those things on a single sandwich. I'm usually not lucky. I settle for smaller combinations though.

Chris sandwich:

Bread and Butter
pineapple cheese
tomatoes
hot pork
lettuce
cucumber
hot beef
pineapple cheese
bread and butter

Can't beat a hot beef sandwich.

Unless it's the chicken tikka wrap from M&S.

Anything with tartar sauce in.

Holy! Some of you put an entire universe into those things O_o I mean, I would consider some of those burgers, not sandwiches

Anyhow, I like some combos more than others, for example:

Garlic-sausage
Bread and butter

or

Eggs
Rye bread (y'know, dark bread, yummy) and butter

Also, I find it amusing that in many countries people put mayo or mustard, out of all things, on their sandwiches. That never happens here We just use butter.

Edit: NOTE: Not peanut butter... oh god that stuff is disgusting. Lucky they don't sell it in the shops eh?

...Ew. You guys have some sandwich issues.

Skippy peanut butter and Welch's grape jelly/jam on white bread.

A sandwich that I can buy for under £2 that can fit in my back pocket of my jeans. (those little triangle boxes come in real handy) No meat. Or meat-produce, though.

Salad cream is the most vital part of any sandwich, makes it moist and tasty. Adding strong cheese gives it a real strong taste, and a bit of a tang. You need to add one thing else so that it's tasty, but not overly large. I prefer pickle, adds to the vinegary tast, and adds crunch, but other toppings that could go here include tomato, cucumber, something tasty and cripsy.

I've always loved Tuna Salad.
and Salmon Salad.