Salt and Vinegar Crisp Sandwich
Salt and vinegar crisps on buttered bread; tangy crunch.
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Salt and vinegar crisps on buttered bread; tangy crunch.
Rye bread; often with smoked fish or pastrami.
The Scottish breakfast order named for the bread first: a griddled sausage, square slab or split link, in a soft floured morning roll with a stripe of brown sauce, eaten one-handed.
A British crisp sandwich built on Walkers Prawn Cocktail, the pink packet from a 1968 Leicester factory, with no actual shellfish anywhere in the bite.
Northern Irish fadge is a flat potato farl griddled cold off the board, soft inside with a chalky flour crust, and two slabs standing in for bread is the sandwich the Ulster fry is built around.
Italian-style pressed sandwich; very popular in UK cafés.
Classic Italian-style panini filling.
The chicken and pesto panini is decided under the hot plates: lean chicken that wants to dry, oily basil pesto that wants to run, a melting cheese gluing them into one fused, ridge-marked thing.
Staffordshire oatcake (soft, floppy oat pancake) rolled around bacon, sausage, cheese, or eggs; breakfast staple.
Any filling in a Scottish morning roll (soft, dense, floury).
Monster Munch corn snacks on bread; pickled onion flavor popular.
Supermarket sandwich as part of meal deal (sandwich, drink, snack).
The Lorne sausage roll is Scotland's breakfast in a morning roll: a skinless square of seasoned beef and pork that fits the bread corner to corner and never escapes the bite.
A square of fried Lorne sausage, a runny fried egg and a tattie scone stacked in a Scottish morning roll, the full Glasgow breakfast plate folded into one hand.
Oval bread roll with indent, filled with cherries or other fillings; Kent tradition.
Hot loose haggis under a fried egg in a soft Scottish roll, where the running yolk floods the peppery oat-and-offal grain and binds a mound that would otherwise fall out the side.
A fried egg on buttered bread, white set firm and yolk left soft, salt and pepper straight onto the egg. The whole craft is keeping a liquid yolk inside a flat sandwich.
A fried egg with a loose yolk in buttered white bread, eaten standing while the yolk runs down your hand. The northern English butty where the spill is the whole point, not the problem.
Italian focaccia with various fillings.
Fried egg sandwich; called 'banjo' because eating it with one hand while yolk drips looks like strumming.
Premium dry-cured bacon; less water, more concentrated pork flavor.