Ahhhh, the four of you (counting the sadly absent Stuart) are such a fantastic group together. You all bring in such varied personalities and tastes in so many different things, it's fantastic to watch any of you do videos with each other.
Wow! I'm so happy you guys tried my Wife's combo. Her name is Diane BTW. I'm not surprised Barry made such a horrible face though. He doesn't like cheese XD I'm kinda disappointed Ashens was absent but all you guys are pretty awesome! It was a really great episode overall. thanks so much for trying my Wife's Treat! ^____^ If you want a follow up I like cranberry sauce on a burger (cheese or regular burger). I spread it on the bun.
Thanks Barry! I was having a terrible day and seeing you try my favorite snack, even though you hate cheese, made me laugh for the first time in days. ^~^
I love how Anna was just someone they found in a corridor before shooting but is now part of the hardcore Barshens crew. Wouldn't have it any other way
And yet this was Anna's third and final appearance on Barshens. Unfortunately became too busy with her day job as a radio and TV presenter and becoming a Pilates instructor to appear again.
Peanut butter and pickled onions - my favourite. Cold mashed potato sandwiches with butter and salt - my dad's favourite. Lemonade with a spoon of mint sauce in it - my daughters favourite. Rice pudding with a swirl of gravy - my brother's favourite.Banana and raspberry jam sandwiches - my son's favourite.
I don't think its fair ( to yourself ) to quantify such a subjective attribute. Remember stranger, wishing things were different is a *great* way to torture yourself. Somewhere out there in the world, someone you know (or shall meet in the future), will see you as 10/10. Smile more, Little Crab. Smile more.
one of my favorite sandwiches is cheddar cheese (sliced thick) and crunchy peanut butter. you can also try this by taking a single slice of cheddar, and just dipping it into some crunchy peanut butter. (though i highly recommend it as a sandwich). it is delicious, and i've been eating it since i was a kid.
You should watch the other ones they did with her, she's very funny and she fits well with these weirdos. Surprised they didn't link her channel, must've forgot.
There have been really only three weird food combos I've really done. First was cheap cheddar slices (the kind American 90s schools would have for cheeseburgers) with a single packet of ketchup. Second, and this is a favorite, is taking a flour tortilla and putting it into a bowl. And laying grated cheese (generally cheddar, sometimes mixed) and diced onions into it. Then microwaving it for about a minute. Melted cheese deliciousness, minus the cheese mess thanks to the tortilla between the cheese and the bowl. And the third is basically putting Worcestershire Sauce on just about everything that isn't a breakfest item, from slices of bread to stews to ramen.
Here is one I actually really like. you take A whole Banana and cover it in Cinnamon, then you fry it (not deep fry) up and serve. If cold, just re-heat.
I found that grapes cut in half, cut side down dabbed in malt vinegar are awesome. Found this out when I used to add grapes to a salad with balsamic dressing, it was delicious. But it's slowly been refined into the stream line recipe I use now.
Genuine food! I used to make sandwiches out of nothing but condiments like brown sauce, salt, pepper, relish or whatever I had about when there was no chocolate spread.
SteamShovel Studios Ever try the "Fool's Gold" sandwich? Peanut butter, jelly and bacon. Elvis would fly out to Denver to a bakery that would make these using an entire loaf of bread, hollowed out and a pound of bacon in the middle.
You should try my favorite old southern recipe for pear salad. All it is is half a pear, a dollop of mayonnaise on top, sprinkled with shredded cheddar cheese. My grandma would make it, my parents made it as a side dish often, and now I make it myself and try to feed it to my friends :)
I have two weird things that I really like: chocolate raisins on a cheese bun (that is a bun, preferably of white flour, with cheese baked on top). The other is a multi-grain toast with raspberry jam, soft cheese like Edam and cucumber slices! Yumm!
Back when I was a little fattie I used to have ice cream with sauce all the time, and I'd overdo the sauce so there was some at the bottom of the bowl for the end. One time I put in chocolate sauce, strawberry sauce and toffee sauce and mixed them all together, so try that after glazing it with a little bit of vanilla ice cream over the top!
One time when I had a little too much drink. I had a craving for something sweet and savory. The idea popped into my head: Peanut Butter & Pepperoni. I've had it sober and I have to say it oddly hits the spot.
Anna & Eli are amazing. Makes interesting to watch when people have different preferences. One reason why diversity is amazing. Best wishes for upcoming episodes.
I dip my fries in my McFlurry, It's like 'salted fudge?' with the salty and sweet mixing with a good dose of cream to make an 'evangelically?' healthy meal.
I like spring onion, cucumber, with hoisin sauce drizzled over Cream cheese in either a sandwich or tortilla wrap (result of a fridge clear out combo. I love it now, which I can't stop having for lunch.)
I'm not through the entire video yet, but I gotta say I have SO MUCH respect for Barry! I could never eat something I already know I dislike, admittedly one of me weak points and something a lot of my friends parents had to go out of their way for me for. I am really suffering with him on these ones
My mum enjoys a garden pea and jam sandwich, and I personally am partial to cucumber and seafood sauce sandwiches. Lettuce and lemon curd as a snack is also rather refreshing.
Slices of whole wheat bread -- just the standard sliced bread you get at the supermarket -- dipped in chocolate pudding. It was a staple of my school lunches when I was a kid. I used to also use pitas.
Howdy Barshens, my family comes from Alabama, U.S.A. and a popular substitute for tea/coffee is... Hot Dr. Pepper! Empty a can of Dr. Pepper into a saucepan ad a pinch of cayenne powder, a dash of nutmeg(freshly grated is essential for good flavor) and 2 or 3 cloves, heat until steaming. Pour the liquid into a Thermous through a few layers of clean cheese-cloth. For the authetic experience; serve in clean tin cans(empty soup cans work well) with Moon-Pies.
I made a kind of "Left over curry" because i was low on finances a while back. It was made from tinned kidney beans, satay chicken sauce (from a jar) mini sweet corn from a tin and spam (because who has fresh meat mid week???) . It tasted pretty average but then I added Nutella on bread because I didn't have any naan bread to eat it with. I dunno why it worked, but it just did. Probably because Nutella fixes everything, even bad curry!
Cheddar Mac and Cheese with crushed Cheddar and Sour Cream chips. I use Kraft mac and Ruffles chips, but I'm not entirely sure what's available across the pond. Add a fair layer of chips to the top, then mix into the mac so that each bite has some crunch to it.
my granddad used to love rice krispues and jam/marmalade sarnies .. used to go fishing with him and he always brought them along for dinner... they are really nice...
Hot dogs with Strawberry jam. It is actually quite good. It comes from an old Norwegian sketch. also hot dog wrapped in a waffle is eaten in Norway. If you could get a hold of "Hockey pulver" wich is a Swedish treat basically salt and licorice powder, and if you mix that with roasted peanuts.
Steak fries (thick chips) dipped (briefly) in pepsi then used to scoop up some quality hungarian goulash. Loved that to pieces as a child. I wonder if the apple and mustard might have been better with a deli/dijon/horseradish mustard, something with whole seeds and less vinegar.
Ham, peanut butter, and olive sandwich. The peanuit butter and olive is delicious on its own too. Pineapple and garlic sauce... sometimes I put garlic sauce on a Hawaiian pizza.
Two suggestions involving crisps! First, a New Zealand school classic - White bread with margarine, marmite salt chips. Second, my guilty pleasure - Salt and vinegar chips with philadelphia style cream cheese.
Eli's resemblance to a royal mail postman is uncanny
these bastards stole my package
I was thinking this too
Barry looks like he is in prison for some reason.
tom wyatt my teacher is called mr wyatt
which one?
"I got a bit excited and I put it all in."
🍆👄
🍆😲
‘Stuff that cheese down a banana hole”
@@therunawaykid6523 stuff your banana in my hole
She does it all the time
Barry's palette is so tame, I'm pretty sure he's actually a dairy cow in a human suit
Which is funny considering hes a chef/cook/baker/sentient kitchen.
lol
salad cream is nasty though
no cheese and banana either
MrLego3160 I gotta give a thumbs up to "sentient kitchen"
yeah I guess you wouldn’t like fermented breast milk would you
Turkey, strawberry jelly, and cereal sandwich. The good ol' Sinner's Sandwich from Deadly Premonition, which, surprisingly, is pretty good.
PostNukeProductions I kind of want to try that
PostNukeProductions So says Mr. Stewart.
You know, it never occurred to me to actually try that. I have homework to do.
What kind of cereal?
Fezzverbal I would say something without much of a taste, like honey nut cheerios or corn flakes.
This gives off an aura of "Night Shift Staff Room"
An E lying on its back, E-lie. I get it now.
And Barry has a bunch of bars on his. Bar-y
Technically it's because Barshens. Barry has bars, Ashens has hens.
And Anna has An A
Thank you for explaining bro
w00td00t because her name starts with A
Ahhhh, the four of you (counting the sadly absent Stuart) are such a fantastic group together. You all bring in such varied personalities and tastes in so many different things, it's fantastic to watch any of you do videos with each other.
RIP Stuart, killed by tat avalanche
He survived 😊
This is really becoming the Eli show, and I can't complain!
Barshenli
Like when Karl Pilkington joined Ricky Gervais and Steven Merchant more and more often on XFM, and in consequence it got better and better.
dybydx rs idk, Karl always really got on my nerves. Steve is the real star of the show
The XFM shows were Karl's glory years
I rate your profile pic!
"It's white and jizz lookin'."
Barry Lewis - 2016
Barry is a bit homoerotic during some of these videos. Not that there's anything wrong with that.
I'd say a bit TOO much.
animay tiddies
They look like a group of Subway employees that broke into a regional news room.
Eli's assertion about cheese is 100% correct.
for some reason Eli seems like more like an actual human being than usual
Orange juice with root beer. 50/50 ratio, tastes REALLY GOOD!
It's like root beer but more citricy, obviously.
I'm going to have to try that.
You're disgusting 🥺
This sounds like a sin
5:01 Eli turns into Tommy Wiseau for a second.
TheGlitched64Reads Why you do this ridiculous thing! :o Is disgusting!
Chocolate and liver.
Deliver.
Nintendo Life I didn't expect to see you here. :o I absolutely cannot stand liver!
Hello, lovely people, especially Alex.
Turkey and cheese please
How about Lister's favorite sandwich from Red Dwarf, A triple fried egg butty with chill sauce and chutney...?
This is weird food combinations, not obviously delicious combinations :)
spaceman300 He also likes sugerpuff sandwiches.
eldospinks I should have said Cornflakes with grated raw onion and TABASCO sauce
i have made one before and it tasted amazing
No, it sounds excellent.
Crisps sandwiches are suuuper good. Any type of crisps, butter, bread. It's lovely
Dagbjört Guðjónsdóttir If its only half as lovely as you look like, it must be good!
Thank you, comrade
I didn't know Stalin had such a strong flirting game.
Yeah I like crisp sandwiches particularly crisp filled bagels
Barry, don't look now, but I think the reason Stuart's gone is because he's cheating on you with NerdCubed.
Advent calendar time, I guess.
"...That's an unpleasant food combination. Who's this..charlatan?!"
hahahahaha I died
ashens looks different
mrstubzzz He tripped over doing a review and got couch fungus on his face.
yes almost identical to simon pegg
Coffee Pot Productions Saint's Row 2 reference?
It's the hair to be honest. Probably put some conditioner in it
Ashens ain't ill he's just mugging you off, I seen him trotting about about with that Larry and Nerd bloke.
Wow! I'm so happy you guys tried my Wife's combo. Her name is Diane BTW. I'm not surprised Barry made such a horrible face though. He doesn't like cheese XD
I'm kinda disappointed Ashens was absent but all you guys are pretty awesome! It was a really great episode overall. thanks so much for trying my Wife's Treat! ^____^
If you want a follow up I like cranberry sauce on a burger (cheese or regular burger). I spread it on the bun.
Thanks Barry! I was having a terrible day and seeing you try my favorite snack, even though you hate cheese, made me laugh for the first time in days. ^~^
Say, Aisha Love, who was your profile picture drawn by? Hermaphrodite characters aren't my thing at all, but it is well drawn.
***** The wonderful Mitsuki
Juran, she also goes by Mitsu and Mitsuki.
Ok, found her, goes by the name SunflowerBun now though.
***** I forgot that one.
I love how Anna was just someone they found in a corridor before shooting but is now part of the hardcore Barshens crew. Wouldn't have it any other way
And yet this was Anna's third and final appearance on Barshens. Unfortunately became too busy with her day job as a radio and TV presenter and becoming a Pilates instructor to appear again.
@@antster1983 what's her name?
@@dschonsie Whose name? Anna Johnson?
@@antster1983yeah what is Anna Johnson’s name?
Eli's Sweaty Luncheon Meat sounds like the perfect follow-up to his famous Dirty Bucket.
Oh my god you actually did my suggestion! Amazing :)
"Cheese is one of the four pillars of the world!" I have no idea what the other three could be, but cheese makes sense to be one of the four.
Cheese, sex, rock music and cats.
The four things which no civilised society can do without.
@@peterclarke7240 Oh right, cats is a pretty obvious one, yeah. Dunno why I didn't think of that.
@@BloodrealmX Never trust a society that claims to be civilised but that hasn't been adopted by cats. They're obviously wrong'uns.
Hey! How about chocolate and liver? Try it! Its great!
I've actually tried that before. If you use 100% chocolate it's actually nice.
Matthew Mitchell
I actually like liver. And I know chocolate goes well with some meats (deer, for example), I will try some. Good tip.
Dark chocolate is fantastic mixed into chili. Adds a whole new smooth, earthy dimension.
Hell no 🤢🤢
For a chef, Barry really does have a weak palate doesn't he?
He isn't an actual chef, he is just a guy learning how to cook things in his kitchen.
Well for a cook then!
Well, he did write a recipe book www.amazon.com/Dinners-Quick-Delicious-Recipes-Family/dp/0007544596/
I dunno man... MVK is quite the channel.... Hes come so far.
I heard that spaghetti covered in icing sugar is nice although i've never personally tried it.
... I can see it, honestly.
My girlfriend cooks pasta, then covers it in sugar, cream and cinnamon. It's actually pretty good.
the man who eats bugs like its nbd doesnt like cheese.
classic
for some reason I never thought I'd hear Barry say "jizz" XD
Peanut butter and pickled onions - my favourite. Cold mashed potato sandwiches with butter and salt - my dad's favourite. Lemonade with a spoon of mint sauce in it - my daughters favourite. Rice pudding with a swirl of gravy - my brother's favourite.Banana and raspberry jam sandwiches - my son's favourite.
3:56 That's got to be the greatest moment captured on video in the history of everything
My favourite part
Eli is so funny. I want every episode to be a Barlishens.
"I got a bit excited and put it all in", I love Anna. BarAnnaLi is a winner, poor Barry always suffers with these weird food combinations :P
I wish I looked a tenth as pretty as Anna
I say the same thing about Eli.
I don't think its fair ( to yourself ) to quantify such a subjective attribute. Remember stranger, wishing things were different is a *great* way to torture yourself. Somewhere out there in the world, someone you know (or shall meet in the future), will see you as 10/10. Smile more, Little Crab. Smile more.
Yeah, but other peoples opinions of you are worth less than your own.
+Drew Dawkins You wish Eli was a tenth as pretty as Anna?
Leaf Shade When your opinions of your worth are Self-effacing and destructive, even a single compliment from someone else can mean the world to you.
Eli is an international treasure. This channel needs to become Barsheli. All three of them all the time.
Don't know if its common across the pond, but spaghetti and chili. Its actually pretty good.
one of my favorite sandwiches is cheddar cheese (sliced thick) and crunchy peanut butter. you can also try this by taking a single slice of cheddar, and just dipping it into some crunchy peanut butter. (though i highly recommend it as a sandwich). it is delicious, and i've been eating it since i was a kid.
I like how quickly Anna has become completely accustomed to this nonsense :)
the guy(s) offstage really make it all the better with their one-liner comments or laughs
I love Anna and her handling of all of this!
What is her channel?
/user/annaj6
You should watch the other ones they did with her, she's very funny and she fits well with these weirdos. Surprised they didn't link her channel, must've forgot.
There have been really only three weird food combos I've really done.
First was cheap cheddar slices (the kind American 90s schools would have for cheeseburgers) with a single packet of ketchup.
Second, and this is a favorite, is taking a flour tortilla and putting it into a bowl. And laying grated cheese (generally cheddar, sometimes mixed) and diced onions into it. Then microwaving it for about a minute. Melted cheese deliciousness, minus the cheese mess thanks to the tortilla between the cheese and the bowl.
And the third is basically putting Worcestershire Sauce on just about everything that isn't a breakfest item, from slices of bread to stews to ramen.
Here is one I actually really like.
you take A whole Banana and cover it in Cinnamon, then you fry it (not deep fry) up and serve. If cold, just re-heat.
I found that grapes cut in half, cut side down dabbed in malt vinegar are awesome. Found this out when I used to add grapes to a salad with balsamic dressing, it was delicious. But it's slowly been refined into the stream line recipe I use now.
Glad to see Anna and Elie appear to be semi-regulars now. They're great
DabneyCollins This is Anna’s last appearance on Barshens to date. Eli continues to appear frequently.
This was the best episode! A and E's innuendos and banter were the best 👍🏻
Genuine food! I used to make sandwiches out of nothing but condiments like brown sauce, salt, pepper, relish or whatever I had about when there was no chocolate spread.
Lord SteveUprising brown sauce sandwiches are the best man
You guys really need to do more stuff with Anna. :)
My dad enjoys a sandwich: Tuna (with no mayo!), peanut butter and bacon on white toast.
I to this day cannot get my head around it.
Rick K. I'd probably try that if it didn't have tuna in it
SteamShovel Studios Ever try the "Fool's Gold" sandwich? Peanut butter, jelly and bacon. Elvis would fly out to Denver to a bakery that would make these using an entire loaf of bread, hollowed out and a pound of bacon in the middle.
Rick K. Ah, yes! I've been wanting to try that ever since I saw it on Vsauce2
A sandwich I used to enjoy was tuna, crunchy peanut butter, and pickles on wheat.
I think the whole thing was also fried in bacon grease.
You should try my favorite old southern recipe for pear salad. All it is is half a pear, a dollop of mayonnaise on top, sprinkled with shredded cheddar cheese. My grandma would make it, my parents made it as a side dish often, and now I make it myself and try to feed it to my friends :)
how about mayonnaise and grape jelly/jam sandwich? i love them, they are soo good! :D
and if you do, it needs to be mixed well!
One of my teachers told me to try Vegemite on toast, dipped in strawberry yogurt. It's AMAZING if you use the right yogurt.
I swear that one of my dirty little food secret is crispy bacon and ice cream, Häagen-Dazs vanilla or Häagen-Dazs strawberry cheesecake flavour.
Yes you got it spot on, it's that salt and sweet combo that is so satisfying and you don't need to be a pregnant woman to enjoy it.
I have two weird things that I really like: chocolate raisins on a cheese bun (that is a bun, preferably of white flour, with cheese baked on top). The other is a multi-grain toast with raspberry jam, soft cheese like Edam and cucumber slices! Yumm!
Eli is bang on, I love him xD
"Cheese is one of the basic food stuffs" - Eli Silverman.
Eli looks like Billy Mays on the thumbnail
Back when I was a little fattie I used to have ice cream with sauce all the time, and I'd overdo the sauce so there was some at the bottom of the bowl for the end. One time I put in chocolate sauce, strawberry sauce and toffee sauce and mixed them all together, so try that after glazing it with a little bit of vanilla ice cream over the top!
Holy mother of... Anna is absolutely stunning!
Aaes Astra Blonde women aren't normally my preference but she's movie star-level attractive
Aaes Astra You misspelled "Eli"
One time when I had a little too much drink. I had a craving for something sweet and savory. The idea popped into my head: Peanut Butter & Pepperoni. I've had it sober and I have to say it oddly hits the spot.
If you look closely you'll notice ashens was there the whole time
"i got excited and put it all in"
good girl.
I thought this was BarLi?
Anna.
Those boots. Oh my goodness, those BOOTS!!! THEY'RE GORGEOUS!
I heard Ashens and Nerdcubed got snowed in during the advent calendar, so he wont be on Barshens until next month. maybe.
simontay1984 he has a great gaming channel. if you want i can give you a link.
Zayzon188 I'm not complaining, we get some prime eli in the meantime
***** Gaming youtuber who has been working with Ashens many a time, including last years and this year's Christmas advent calendar.
Salsa and Chocolate Chip cookies! The salty and sweet flavors actually go really nicely together.
Toast sandwich
Green olives soaked in Sprite. One of my favorite holiday snacks as a kid
Chocolate and liver.
cheese spread and peanut butter on toast! lovely!
Is it just the camera perspective or is Anna some kind of norse godess? She's looks WAY taller than Eli and Barry.
They are quite short to be honest, Ashens isn't super tall, but next to them he looks really tall.
Lord Yllsacky They are only like 5"7/8 (Eli) - 5"9 (Barry) and she's in heels so her legs look longer
Oreos and Tabasco. Twist the biscuit off and put the sauce on the cream and then put it back together.
When did Stuart get so attractive?
Also, chicken pot noodle and blackcurrant jam.
Cheese and Jam sandwich, I used to love them as a kid.
Apple slices dipped in Branson pickle. Doesn't matter if you cover the apple in pickle or use it to mop up pickle from the plate. Yum.
Anna & Eli are amazing. Makes interesting to watch when people have different preferences. One reason why diversity is amazing. Best wishes for upcoming episodes.
I dip my fries in my McFlurry, It's like 'salted fudge?' with the salty and sweet mixing with a good dose of cream to make an 'evangelically?' healthy meal.
I like spring onion, cucumber, with hoisin sauce drizzled over Cream cheese in either a sandwich or tortilla wrap (result of a fridge clear out combo. I love it now, which I can't stop having for lunch.)
I'm not through the entire video yet, but I gotta say I have SO MUCH respect for Barry! I could never eat something I already know I dislike, admittedly one of me weak points and something a lot of my friends parents had to go out of their way for me for. I am really suffering with him on these ones
My mum enjoys a garden pea and jam sandwich, and I personally am partial to cucumber and seafood sauce sandwiches. Lettuce and lemon curd as a snack is also rather refreshing.
Grilled cheese sandwich with strawberry jam. Love that. Ah and a peanutbutter sandwich with chocolate sprinkels.
crocain ice, (or any ice cream, preferably something close to vanilla, if not vanilla) with chocolate sauce, and salted peanuts!
Slices of whole wheat bread -- just the standard sliced bread you get at the supermarket -- dipped in chocolate pudding. It was a staple of my school lunches when I was a kid. I used to also use pitas.
Howdy Barshens, my family comes from Alabama, U.S.A. and a popular substitute for tea/coffee is... Hot Dr. Pepper!
Empty a can of Dr. Pepper into a saucepan ad a pinch of cayenne powder, a dash of nutmeg(freshly grated is essential for good flavor) and 2 or 3 cloves, heat until steaming. Pour the liquid into a Thermous through a few layers of clean cheese-cloth. For the authetic experience; serve in clean tin cans(empty soup cans work well) with Moon-Pies.
I used to put brown sauce on milk chocolate digestives, for a laff. Great stuff.
I made a kind of "Left over curry" because i was low on finances a while back. It was made from tinned kidney beans, satay chicken sauce (from a jar) mini sweet corn from a tin and spam (because who has fresh meat mid week???) .
It tasted pretty average but then I added Nutella on bread because I didn't have any naan bread to eat it with. I dunno why it worked, but it just did. Probably because Nutella fixes everything, even bad curry!
discovered after a late night out. buttered toast with a light layer of bovril, topped with a dab of vanilla ice cream. it's great!
Cheddar Mac and Cheese with crushed Cheddar and Sour Cream chips. I use Kraft mac and Ruffles chips, but I'm not entirely sure what's available across the pond. Add a fair layer of chips to the top, then mix into the mac so that each bite has some crunch to it.
my granddad used to love rice krispues and jam/marmalade sarnies .. used to go fishing with him and he always brought them along for dinner... they are really nice...
I need more of this show I absolutely love peanut butter and strawberry jam with sardines on toast you should try you will be pleasantly suprised
Oxocube+orange turned Eli into a drunken cartoon pirate.
Hot dogs with Strawberry jam. It is actually quite good. It comes from an old Norwegian sketch. also hot dog wrapped in a waffle is eaten in Norway. If you could get a hold of "Hockey pulver" wich is a Swedish treat basically salt and licorice powder, and if you mix that with roasted peanuts.
Steak fries (thick chips) dipped (briefly) in pepsi then used to scoop up some quality hungarian goulash. Loved that to pieces as a child.
I wonder if the apple and mustard might have been better with a deli/dijon/horseradish mustard, something with whole seeds and less vinegar.
Toasted banana and bacon sandwich drizzled with syrup or honey (usually syrup), can be made to include nutella as well.^^
Chocolate coated Mushrooms are really worth a try, weird texture to start with, but once they mix the taste is very unique.
Ive always loved this sandwich since i was a kid... mature cheddar, english mustard, strawberry jam and vegemite. So gooooood
Ham, peanut butter, and olive sandwich. The peanuit butter and olive is delicious on its own too.
Pineapple and garlic sauce... sometimes I put garlic sauce on a Hawaiian pizza.
Two suggestions involving crisps!
First, a New Zealand school classic - White bread with margarine, marmite salt chips.
Second, my guilty pleasure - Salt and vinegar chips with philadelphia style cream cheese.