Sandwich ideas for teen that don’t include deli meats

[Anonymous]

pimento cheese

cucumber and cream cheese (veggie cream cheese, chive cream cheese, etc, can make it better)

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Anonymous wrote:Tomato sandwich, like Harriet the Spy
Cheddar and Branston pickle, or chutney
Tuna with scallions and relish

so good.

[Anonymous]

Bacon & egg
Nutella
Brie & apple
Lox & cream cheese with everything bagel seasoning (fish too smelly for school?)

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Anonymous wrote:tuna salad
chicken salad
avacaco, lettuce and tomato (bacon optional)
smoked salmon, cucumber and cream cheese

Smoked salmon is delicious.

But no high school student wants to be the person that brings that smell into the school, or a person with smoked salmon breath for the rest of the day

If you care about your kid's social status, nothing stinky like smoked salmon or other fish.

What about a caprese sandwich? Ciabatta bread, sliced mozzarella, sliced tomatoes or sun dried tomatoes, a bit of basil and olive oil.

[Anonymous]

Nothing stinky!

No salmon, tuna, or egg salad.

Office etiquette rules, ladies.

Don't bring a lunch that makes other people gag.

[Anonymous]

Cream Cheese & olives

Red pepper eggplant spread & hummus

Pack a green salad & provide a wrap or bread for assembly at school

[Anonymous]

My daughters likes tomato mozzarella pesto on a soft baguette

Funny was just searching today if there are brands that truly have no nitrates, not even celery - it seems a couple brands have this and will begin to become more available.

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Anonymous wrote:Cook a turkey breast and slice it thin and make any turkey sandwich

I imagine this makes a lot, at least 2 lbs. We might have deli meat for a sandwich maybe once or twice a week. I feel like cooked poultry doesn’t freeze and thaw well.

[Anonymous]

Season the outside of a pork tenderloin, then sear in a cast-iron or stainless skillet on stovetop. Stick in oven at 375 for about 20 minutes. Cool and slice thin. Fabulous for sandwiches.

[Anonymous]

I've had fabulous cucumber sandwiches with afternoon tea. How about slipping some smoked salmon in there?
A simple caprese sandwich with basil leaves, mozarella and slices of tomato on cheesy olive bread?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:You can marinate (yogurt, garlic paste, ginger paste, tandoori masala, salt) boneless, skinless chicken thighs for a couple hours in the fridge, and then cook it. Slice it thin, layer it with lettuce leaves and coriander-mint chutney (bottled). Done.

You can also make chilli, cook till you reduce most of the liquid, add cooked corn, shaved carrots, salad greens, cheese, lettuce etc and make a sandwich in a sandwich maker like below.

With a sandwich maker - you can put in any protein (like egg salad) between two slices of bread and make a beautifully sealed and toasted sandwich.

Lmao this is taking me out

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Anonymous wrote:I've had fabulous cucumber sandwiches with afternoon tea. How about slipping some smoked salmon in there?
A simple caprese sandwich with basil leaves, mozarella and slices of tomato on cheesy olive bread?

No smoked salmon.

It is delicious, but stinky. Too stinky for a teen to bring to school.

[Anonymous]

I sometimes buy the house roasted turkey breast from the WF deli. It’s pricey but good in a pinch.

[Anonymous]

On a baguette or ciabatta

1. Apples, Brie and turkey ( cook a turkey breast/ slice or shred for sandwiches and other meals)
2. Olive oil, mozzarella, basil and tomato
3.. Turkey, cranberry, cheddar
4. Rotisserie chicken, honey mustard, lettuce
5. Hummus, tomatoe, chopped olive spread
6, small chilled shrimp, mayo mixed with lemon, chopped celery

[Anonymous]

Nutella