Sandwiches should not be wet
Am I a class traitor if I say I like cucumber sandwiches?
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In general I’d agree with you but this is the exception which proves the rule.
I saw Richard Ayoade eat one of these on travel man, I’ve wanted one ever since
personally find the only crisps that go well in a sarnie to be cheese and onion. little bit of grated cheese and red onion in there for extra bang if you’re feeling it
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Sugar puff sandwiches 
Crunch is an important factor.
I’m a firm believer that any meal can be put in between bread and enjoyed.
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You have to toast the bread so when you pick it up, the whole thing doesn’t fall apart. I worked in a cafe for my first job and that’s what they did for the bread and burger buns. Made a big difference for the better.
Far prefer wraps now though, zero food coma after lunch.
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Food where I don’t need cutlery tends to be my favourite, such as burritos or sushi.
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Burger buns yes. Not for sandwich’s.
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Cheese and pickle on brown bread.
Cucumber on white bread.
Cheese and tomato in a crusty cob.
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At the moment I’m all about toasted wraps and haven’t had a sandwich in months, but let’s keep this on topic.
Its not the war, you can branch out a bit.
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Anyone had one from Katz Deli?
Best sandwich Ive ever had.
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Kat from Eastenders? Now we’re talking
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I’ve had the Pastrami on Rye, the Salami one and the salt beef. Salami was disappointing but the others were banging. I’m veggie now so I’d order cheese and pickle if I went there again 
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Depends if you choose to wash it down with a glass of pimms
Was about to mention this earlier. Was so so good, even if quite touristy and really chaotic ordering system.
@anon83623327 brought Reubens restaurant, https://reubensrestaurant.com/ to my attention as London’s equivalent. The pics look pretty good so I may hit it when I’m next up central.
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Forum meet up? Lets not pretend we’re going to skate, lets just buy sandwiches and take the piss out of each other
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