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Your childhood sandwich?

Saw a recipe for a grilled cheese on raisin bread with apple slices. Sounds like it'd be pretty forking awesome.
 
Hate wasting No. 500 on this thread, but darn you guys made me start drooling.

It's actually very funny to think about as I post, because my favorite sandwich as a child was American cheese and ketchup in a hamburger bun.

Just yesterday, I went up to Old Orchard Beach, Maine, with my family and my sister makes a comment to my mom about how disgusting it is to see her daughter eat just cheese and ketchup on a bun for lunch. My mom started laughing and said she must have her uncles tastebuds.

Now I still have cheese on just about every sandwich I get, but that darn patstrami sandwich from Bennington, Vt., sounds so good right now. I plan on heading out to North Adams, Mash., next week to visit the old college stomping grounds. Maybe I'll swing up to Bennington while out that way!
 
PB&J, all the way, with butter also on the bread. Still love the old standby, washed down with chocolate milk.

Also loved a cheese/lettuce sandwich. Still do.

My fav now is a fried egg sandwich. But those are a rare treat.
 
micropolitan guy said:
My fav now is a fried egg sandwich. But those are a rare treat.

Oh man, if I were getting executed at noon and my last meal was breakfast ... my grandma's (or my mom's, a very close second) fried egg sandwich would be it.
She used just the right amount of pepper on the egg, just the right amount of butter on the toast, and crisped the bacon just so it crunched but before it blackened.
Fried the egg just the way I liked it, somewhere between over easy and over medium. Enough to run a little yolk when I bit into it -- and drip a little on the plate to dip the last bite of the crust into -- but not to make a huge mess.

I love my own egg sandwiches, too -- fallen in love with maple bacon, for that purpose; plus, the house smells fantastic when I walk in the door -- but nothing tastes quite like the ones they made me as a kid.
 
I do all my sammiches now on Honey Wheat. The best is grilled cheese, but you have to use two slices of cheese or the honey overpowers it a little.
 
Nothing better than a Peanut Butter & Brown Sugar sandwich for this hyperactive child.

The chick from The Breakfast Club with her Cap'n Crunch and Pixie Stix had nothing on the PB & BS sandwich ... mmmmm!

darn, it's been at least a couple years since I had one.
 
I like pb and brown sugar. I put the pb and bs on one slice, put it all in the oven, so the pb melts and the bs kinda does too and the bread gets toasted.

Slap 'em together and chow down.

Mom used to make these for us when we were young 'uns.
 
Reviving the thread to proclaim my current sandwich love: A basement deli a few blocks from my apartment that I just now discovered despite it being around for like 55 years. The sandwich in question -- turkey, roast beef, pastrami, provolone, swiss, thousand island and sweet pickle chips toasted on rye. A sandwich made of win and cholesterol.
 
Mystery Meat said:
Reviving the thread to proclaim my current sandwich love: A basement deli a few blocks from my apartment that I just now discovered despite it being around for like 55 years. The sandwich in question -- turkey, roast beef, pastrami, provolone, swiss, thousand island and sweet pickle chips toasted on rye. A sandwich made of win and cholesterol.
I would kill for a sammich like that within 10 miles of this southern outpost.
 

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