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What are some creative sandwich ideas that wouldn't be bad when using 2 slices of banana bread?

>> No.12322275

>>12322256
Chicken/beef/tofu satay. Guaranteed.

>> No.12322292

Peanut butter

>> No.12322299

Nutella

>> No.12322317

>>12322292
>>12322299

Both

>> No.12322321

>>12322256
Sticky bbq pulled pork, smothered in onions and feta, with a side of sauerkraut slaw and fried, honey glazed banana peels (if you are so inclined -- I think they're delicious)

>> No.12322324

>>12322299
>>12322292
so creative wow

>> No.12322406

Cream thats been mixed with egg, sugar and then frozen.

>> No.12322435

>>12322256
I'm thinking of a caprese salad sandwich with fresh mozz basil tomatoes, olive oil and balsamic glaze, maybe spread some roasted garlic on the bread or garlic butter. Probably more creative components that can be subbed in to capture similar flavor profiles.

>> No.12322452

>>12322256
Peanut Butter and Jelly seems to be the off the head idea, but maybe fruit and honey or maybe fruit and honey and cream cheese.

>> No.12322454

>>12322256
Chicken salad?

>> No.12322456

>>12322435
Could always add bacon/pancetta
Which now gives me the idea for another sandwich that involves maple bacon and chevre?

>> No.12322463

>>12322256
A fool's gold loaf or Elvis sandwich with banana bread would be interesting. Maybe even grilled. I can see this being a hit with fat people.

>> No.12322524

Cream cheese and cucumbers

>> No.12322590

Unironically a burger. Bacon would be a nice touch.

>> No.12322647

Vanilla Ice cream.

>> No.12322649

rainbow trout

>> No.12322672

>>12322590
Reading through this thread I had totally written off a banana bread sandwich until this post. No worse than a Krispy Kreme burger.

>> No.12322807

>>12322256
Easy. Bacon and peanut butter.
You could also do maple, bacon, and fried chicken.
I doubt any fresh vegetables would work, and I don't think highly of any cheese barring something like cream cheese.

>> No.12322854

>>12322256
mcchicken

>> No.12322896

I posted >>12322807 but I thought of something more creative. I was inspired thinking about grilled plantains and caribbean food.
Grilled pork chop and spicy mango/lime chutney, or a spicy pork chop and a grilled pineapple chutney.
I'm thinking about the texture of the banana bread though and thinking how soft it is. Too soft for a sandwich with a whole piece of meat.

What if you sliced the bread and pork very thinly, assembled thin sandwiches, and battered and grilled it? Serve with chutney on the side to dip.

>> No.12322902

Maple Bacon, candied if you're a fatass
Goat cheese or Brie or camembert
Confit Duck breast
A Sweet onion chutney
Kale braised with white wine+garlic
Roasted tomato

>> No.12323192

>>12322256
Unironically some scrambled eggs and chorizo would go well.
failing that, some ground pork mixed with cinnamon, nutmeg, chopped garlic and onion and chopped parsley fried up in a pan.

>> No.12323224

Condensed milk and honey would go well with it for sure.

>> No.12323229

>>12322256
peanut butter and southern fried chicken

>> No.12325039

>>12322463
Actually this unironically sounds pretty tasty and is a good idea.

>> No.12325235

>>12325039
post bmi

>> No.12325251

A patty, cheese, bacon, mustard and ketchup

>> No.12325278

>>12322256
Why make a "creative sandwich" when you can just eat delicious banana bread with conventional delicious toppings?

>> No.12325304

>>12322256
not a sandwich, but use it to make french toast

>> No.12325339

>>12322256
Honey, bananas, fluff marshmallow spread, maybe even some chocolate

>> No.12325576

>>12325304
I wonder how well banana bread french toast holds up. Quick breads may fall apart a little in a skillet.

>> No.12325595

>>12325304
Use it to make french toast, then use it to make a bacon egg and cheese sandwich.

>> No.12325596

>>12325278
>Trying different things is bad

>> No.12325604
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12325604

>>12322256
sloppy joe for savory sweet
yakisoba sandwhich salty sweet

>> No.12325873

>>12325576
just slice it thick, and don't soak it so long and you'll be fine. I've done it before

>> No.12325893

>>12325604
Yakisoba bread always makes me extremely anxious

Japan is alarming sometimes

>> No.12325929

>>12325604
fuck there isn't any other english word being as hard to get grasp on as savory
I kind of understand it and could even use it, but I am not able to explain nor translate it ..and all dictionary explanations are pretty vague

>> No.12326192

>>12325929
That's why the based japs invented umami, it eliminates the ambiguity and meaninglessness of savory.

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12326296

>>12325893
it makes me hungry
>>12325929
>>12326192
mushrooms = umami
hotdogs = savory

>> No.12326416

>>12322256
A banana bread monte cristo or croque madame sounds amazing

>> No.12326439

>>12322256
Monte cristo

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>>12322256

>> No.12327099

>>12322256
Banana bread french toast. It's basically like a banana pancake, but better

>> No.12327103

>>12326926
Looked breddy gud until the chocolate or nutella or whatever. I lost at the jelly.

>> No.12327123

>>12322256
Avocado (or guac spread), a creamy cheese like havarti, sliced strawberries.

>> No.12327856

>>12325235
Well probably around 18% at the moment but I’m on a cut so it will go lower, thinking food is tasty doesn’t automatically make you a fat person anon. I quite enjoy food but I know how to control myself.

>> No.12327873

Don't know about "creative" since were talking about sandwiches, but mysost is excellent with it.