The Sweet Sandwich - One Sandwich - The Joy of Sandwiches

Welsh cakes (griddle cakes) sometimes split and filled.

Black treacle on bread; dark, bittersweet.

Butter and white sugar on bread; old-fashioned treat.

Large sweet bun from Bath, sometimes split and filled with cream.

Peanut butter on bread; American influence.

British version of PB&J; less common than in US.

Peanut butter with honey.

Peanut butter with sliced banana.

Nutella (chocolate-hazelnut spread) on bread.

Christmas mincemeat (dried fruit mixture) on bread; festive.

Marmite with peanut butter; unusual combination.

Orange marmalade on bread; Paddington Bear's favorite.

Marmalade on hot buttered toast; British breakfast.

Lemon curd spread on white bread; sweet, tangy tea sandwich.

Lemon curd on bread; tangy-sweet.

Lardy cake (lard, sugar, dried fruit bread) sometimes filled; sweet.

Jam sandwich; 'jeely' is Scots for jelly/jam. Subject of famous song about high-rise flats.

Strawberry or raspberry jam on white bread; children's staple.

Strawberry jam with clotted cream on white bread; scone filling as sandwich.

Jam with clotted or whipped cream; like a scone filling.

Jam with butter; richer version.

Butter with sprinkles (hundreds and thousands) on bread; children's party food.

Honey on bread; simple sweet sandwich.

Cream cheese with honey and walnuts; sweet tea sandwich.