Hello Hello Hivians
This afternoon was a washout in more ways than one!
Dreich, wet and cold and it felt like the first day of winter.
The bright spot of the afternoon was that I managed to nip down to the shops to get some groceries for the next couple of days, without getting rained on!
I have seen a couple of sandwich posts from 
So let's see if we can shill this new community and get some sandwich posts coming along.
That was my typical weekday lunch.
A loaded sandwich with salad meat and cheese, served with mini bbq pork pies and salt and vinegar crisps (not chips thank you very much)
Now sandwiches I am sure mean different things to many people in different countries.
In the UK we are fed sandwiches from the moment we are allowed solid food.
I generally tend to think of sandwiches being closed like in the picture above.
Open sandwiches like the one I will show you now, I associate as not being sandwiches, however this is nonsense.
We used to call open sandwiches as Danish sandwiches and they are generally hot!
I defer to what Wikipedia says
An open sandwich, also known as an open-face/open-faced sandwich, bread baser, bread platter or tartine,[1] consists of a slice of bread or toast with one or more food items on top.
Q How do you eat an open sandwich?
A Etiquette-wise, it is wise to eat an open face sandwich with a knife and fork because your toppings may spill from said bread and this would be a tragedy all around.
So there we have it, when we want some warm baby food, and want to use up leftovers, slap it on some toast, put it on a tray, eat it while lounging in front of the telly and call it an Open Sandwich!
Now for some raspberry trifle for dessert, I don't think that will go on bread!
Thanks for watching and enjoy the rest of your day!
All images and ramblings are from me, the mad Scotsman TengoLoTodo unless otherwise stated.
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