My sandwich would be made Pb and J with nacho cheese Doritos in it.

I know it may sound Weird and a little disgusting.

That's how i make and eat them.

I make my sandwiches with a twelve grain wheat bread, hold the high fructose corn syrup.  Organic lettuce with mustard and mayonnaise and a slice of cheese.  Usually sliced colby jack.  For the meat, I am not picky.  I like chicken, turkey, beef, corned beef, coto salami, roast beef.  You cant beat a good grilled cheese sandwich either.  I like to put some meat in those as well and have a nice hot bowl of tomato soup with it.

geeogree : Lol true. Its best to have your own sandwiches done by you. or it won't taste as great when someone else doesn't do it to you your liking. XD

fearlessjazp567 : Wow...thats quite the combination....I wouldn't say its disgusting, but morely sound weird. As long as you enjoy eating it then that's all that matters.

lordbelial669 : Woah that's the first I have heard from someone. That's also nice a tomato soup on the side. But never before have I seen your reply like this as it is the first. You seem to really like what you love to eat. ^-^

Eniitan : When it comes to food and drink, I am VERY picky.  I do not drink cow's milk, but rather prefer rice or almond milk.  Organic of course.  As far as cheese goes, I do eat the store brand, but deli sliced and not pre packaged.  The meat I like is grass fed and no hormones...same with the eggs I eat.  My mom used to make a killer scrambled egg sandwich, and THE best grilled cheese in the world...lol...we ate a lot of grilled cheese sandwiches growing up.  I am not too sure what you meant by your comment to me, but thank you for replying to it.  I do love to cook and when I do, I make it how I want it to be

Well, I had to comeback and say I just tried a new type of custom cold sandwich at Publix and I am loving it!!!
Whole Bread (the one that has seeds on it), Maple Glazed chicken, Gruyere cheese, cucumbers, black olives, onions, salt and pepper, oil, vinegar, and tomatoes. Tastes amazing and very filling. Recently became friends with a guy from Germany and so he is introducing me to different foods and I definitely suggest trying this sandwich- P.S. I hate tomatoes, olives, cucumbers, and onions but, in this combination the maple glazed chicken just makes everything taste amazing! P.S. Sorry for my layout- it's a work in process and driving me crazy right about now.

lordbelial669 : I see....oh I never knew not a lot of people would drink cows milk. What do those milk taste like? I can understand that because my mum did something similar with me and my siblings. Some of us can be picky with things so it depends if we like it on not. And for the previous post. I was stating what you said in your other previous post I have never seen someone do that before. And you are the first. I was commending you lol.

jlove92 : nice, nice! Its always great to try something new. Its always great to try out different types of sandwiches. And to do with your layout don't worry about it. ^^

Eniitan :   The rice milk tastes like a sweeter version of rice, and the almond milk tastes like a sweeter version of almonds.  You can get them both in a vanilla flavor as well.  After opening, you want to use them within a week because they have no preservatives.  Basically they taste like they sound.  Rice and almond.  Both very healthy and both very tasty in my opinion.  I can't tell you the last time I have had cow's milk...twenty plus years I would imagine.  Give it a try in your cereal.  I like the rice milk myself

It depends on the sandwich I eat and depending if I want it hot or cold. If it's PB&J, or some deli meat sandwiches, I eat it cold, but some deli meats I do heat up and other sandwiches you do have to heat up (like hamburgers). So it depends.

lordbelial669 : Ahh I see....I hope its something I wouldn't throw up considering I am an ill person. And my stomach only allows somethings in there. While most I try I end up throwing back up and not on purpose sadly... :/

IgorBird122 : Nice way to have your sandwiches Igor. I don't think I have had deli meat sandwiches before.

Eniitan :   I am sorry to hear you are sick, and hope you recover soon.  There are some nice organic cow's milk too, but cow's milk is really intended for cows only.  It helps raise the calf to it's optimum weight within a very short amount of time, and when you add all the chemicals and additives that we feed them, it really isn't healthful to humans or cows.

I don't have a preference on how my sandwiches are made. When I am making my own sandwich, I don't bother cutting them because I'm too lazy and don't care enough to do so, but when my mom packs me a sandwich for lunch, she cuts it in half (either right down the middle, or diagonally on occasions). 

I like the majority of the meats on my sandwiches cold, but there are some that taste better when warmed up with toasted bread. As for the materials that go into making the sandwich, I'm not too picky about the bread (I've actually pointed out to my parents that the vast majority of bread brands at the store are genetically modified and contain bleaching ingredients to keep them fresh, nonetheless, I hope to buy healthier bread when I live on my own). As far as cheeses go, as long as it isn't pepper jack, I'm pretty impartial, although I do have a proclivity towards American and Swiss cheese. 

That about sums up what I tend to like on my sandwiches. 

lordbelia669: I've already told you on your profile so I don't need to say it here. But please do not be sad. Organic cows milk? You know what I may know what you are talking about my mum might had brought this in the past but I could be wrong. @.@

Razor-987 : Its ok to be picky some people are. That way good choices of sandwiches can be made either eating them hot or cold. It seems a lot of people love cheese in their sandwiches. XD