Your childhood sandwich?

I agree on the granny apple... The peanut butter and jelly sandwich can be great with apple or bananas...

I think tomatoes are just about the most disgusting fruit ever...

 

And cougargirl's sandwich reminds me to say a word for the oft-maligned Monte Cristo.

Not one you can really make at home, but one of the all-time great drunk foods.

 

A good Kentucky Hot Brown (sans tomatoes) is delish as well.

 

Brothers and I were sent to grandma's house every Friday night when we were young so mom and dad, uh, had some time to themselves.
Every Friday for supper we had tunafish sammiches. Every Friday. There was hard-boiled egg in the tuna mixture. And, it was placed between two slices of stale white bread. Grandma had a breadbox and, by God, she used it. Good memories.

 

Is that an offshoot of the Cleveland Steamer and the Hot Karl?

 

From the Not Actually A Sandwich division, Midwest Region:

The hot beef commercial. Yum.

 

Ewwww. No.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hot_Brown

 

Theresa and Mary Ann.

Ahh.

 

It is hard to beat a good Reuben.

Never had a Kentucky Hot Brown. The specialty where I grew up was the fried bologna sandwich.

 

Well, don't use that Kentucky Jelly. It tastes awful.

 

I'd put two pieces of bread in the toaster and stand there with a slice of cheese in my hand.

The second the toast popped up, I'd slap the cheese in between.

Instant low-fat grilled cheese (no butter). A poor man's sandwich.

It was either that or plain mayonnaise on bread. We didn't have much.

 

I make the world's best grilled cheese.