Best sandwich in the world (Irish version)

I loved the Swedish Sandwich shop in Dublin City centre, dont know if it is still there, they did beautiful sambos

Swedish Meatball and beetroot
Prawn Marie Rose
Roast Beef with crispy fried onions

Yum
 
MandaC said:
I loved the Swedish Sandwich shop in Dublin City centre, dont know if it is still there, they did beautiful sambos

Swedish Meatball and beetroot
Prawn Marie Rose
Roast Beef with crispy fried onions

Yum
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Do you know the name of the road?
 
They were in Drury Street? I think it was, when I last worked in Dublin City Centre, I think they moved after that, don't know where, but their food was lovely. Looking back now, it was a seriously long time ago, and I am showing my age now.

Those were the days that I could eat swedish meatballs and beetroot and roast beef with crispy onions at one sitting and not have to worry about my waistline!

I heard they moved to IFSC, dont know if they are still there, their sandwiches were lovely!
 
They (Swedish Food Company) used to have one on Baggot St, not sure if it's still there and yup they made some yummy sandwiches!!
 
There were two Swedish Food on Baggot St when I worked there in 2006.. I'm in the IFSC now and can confirm they are located in the square and their sandwiches are still fab! They even do a great selection of rolls.. seeded, rye etc :)

actually anyone know what goes into their beetroot mix? it's yum
 
Nicest one I ever had is in BLT sandwich shop in Cabinteely. It's called 'Pigs In A Blanket'. It's basically a fry-up between two layers of toast. The thing I like about it is that the sausage is a flat bit of sausage meat and the egg is a flat piece of yolk. It tastes lovely.
 
I must be really boring....
Fresh roast chicken (just out of the oven), on nice fresh break roll with some slice tomato and a small dash of mayo, plus good dash of salt and pepper.
if no tomato in the house, heinze ketchup....
 
sandrat said:
you can get crappy coeliac bread
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Yeah, but then it would be a crappy coeliac bread sandwich and no matter what exotic or fabulous filling I put it in it would be totally cancelled out by said crappy coeliac bread!

There are a lot of us out there...
 
you can make nice bread yourself with gluten free flour. I have done it in the past. you could use lettuce instead of bread and stuff it with yummy yumness. Crappy coelic bread actually isnt that bad if you toast it and use loads of melted cheese
 
..white processed loaf, slathered with dairygold spread, and overlaid with 1 standard bag of tayto cheese 'n' onion crisps.Im' drooling already:p

daithi
 
off topic on the sandwich front, but on topic from the Coeliac front...

recommend this restaurant in NY, and their goods. Not sure of exact shipping costs, but the carrot cake, bread mix, pizza dought and especially the cupcakes are amazing! Got some while on a visit with friend who is coeliac, and we went back a couple of night... so stocked up to bring home.
 
mell61 said:
off topic on the sandwich front, but on topic from the Coeliac front...

recommend this restaurant in NY, and their goods. Not sure of exact shipping costs, but the carrot cake, bread mix, pizza dought and especially the cupcakes are amazing! Got some while on a visit with friend who is coeliac, and we went back a couple of night... so stocked up to bring home.
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Awww that's mean. Building up hopes for all those Coeliac's that there is a nicer bread out there - but it doesn't ship internationally!
 
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