I am always looking for cheap sandwich fillings and something different. I am putting this post on to remind myself of things we have had in the past so that I put some more variety into our lunches. Sometimes we will have a bit of chicken or ham left, and that fish pate I made a few weeks ago was nice, but I do struggle sometimes to find something I fancy (I would have a cheese toastie every day if cheese wasn’t so expensive 
). I can remember having grated carrot and raisins sandwiches as a child, but I am not sure if I would fancy that now. I guess you will eat most things when you are hungry, though. Here are some frugal sandwich fillers that I am going to try to incorporate more into my meal planning. I do try to use wraps or pitta bread for variety as we only bake one loaf of bread a week for the two of us.
). I can remember having grated carrot and raisins sandwiches as a child, but I am not sure if I would fancy that now. I guess you will eat most things when you are hungry, though. Here are some frugal sandwich fillers that I am going to try to incorporate more into my meal planning. I do try to use wraps or pitta bread for variety as we only bake one loaf of bread a week for the two of us.21. Cheese and tomato and salad
What Wonderful Sandie fillings
Thank you. It is amazing what you can make a sandwich from, isn’t it? Thanks for commenting
Carrot and raisin sandwiches are delicious, especially if you can spare a little Mayo for them! I also have hummus and grated carrot sandwiches. My guilty indulgence filling is peanut butter and banana – it gives a real energy boost. Frugal Jo mentioned your channel on YouTube and that’s what brought me here.
Thank you, they sound lovely. Oh that is nice of Frugal Jo. Thanks for dropping in and commenting