Recipes > SandwichesApril 06, 2007

My Favorite Sandwich: Three Childhood Favorites

Ron's Sandwich

When I was a kid, there was nothing better than visiting my birth father Ron, if not for the sandwiches. He was from back East and not sure if this came from him but...

Ingredients

  • Graham Crackers
  • Creamy peanut Butter
  • Marshmallow fluff

Directions

Eat! I've only had a few since being a kid but nothing brings me back to those days more!

Grandmother's Sandwich

Ingredients

  • 2 Slices of homemade Wheat Bread
  • Mayonaise
  • Slices of Lappi Jack (or Monterey) cheese

Directions

Layer cheese and lots of mayo (Grandmother would spread a bit of butter on bread before) MMM!

This is really good these days with Trader Joe's Poppy seed bread, but because of my lactose intolerance I don't eat it.

The so BAD it's GOOD! Sandwich

This one came from my Mom, it's so BAD for you, it's good!

Ingredients

  • 2 slices of squishy bread
  • Mayo (NOT lite, FF or Miracle Whip)
  • Crunchy Peanut Butter (Skippy preferred)

Directions

Lather the PB onto bread, slap on some mayo, soooooo good!

By Michawn from Morgan Hill, CA

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04/09/2007

The mayo/peanut better sandwich -- growing up (a long time ago!) was the lunch favorite for my 4 sisters and myself. Your post certainly brought back pleasant memories. Over the years, anytime I mentioned this sandwich, everyone said "yuck"; they had never heard of it. You made my day!

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04/06/2007

Hello Michawn,
I've been living in Massachusetts for the past 27 years, but, grew up in Rhode Island, and we Rhode Islander's love our "Fluff-A-Nutter Sandwich", it is made with 2 slices of regular white bread, creamy peanut butter and Marshmallow Fluff, it must be an eastern thing, I still to this day enjoy a "Fluff-A-Nutter Sandwich" and I'm 52. We also liked to put creamy peanut butter and grape jelly on a Ritz Cracker making a sandwich of sorts. And that Ritz cracker with the peanut butter and jelly brings back many fond memories of my childhood growing up in Rhode Island.
Take good care,
Nancylee52

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