Vegan Sandwich Fillings
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thefadedone
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I used to do this with a toasted raisin bagel or toasted raisin bread. The bread/bagel need to be toasted so the butter is all melty.
Amazing aren't they? Sure the jarred ones aren't as great as the real thing, but they are still really good and covenient!
I'm stuck in a "sandwiches are for lunch" rut and I've mainly been eating soup or having Hummus on flatbread instead of making sandwiches.
However I made some TVP sloppy joes a while back that were pretty good, my Tofu Balls with a marinara sauce also make a good sandwich, and I really like to fry a mess of Crimini Mushrooms and eat them in a bun (with or without fake cheese).
However I made some TVP sloppy joes a while back that were pretty good, my Tofu Balls with a marinara sauce also make a good sandwich, and I really like to fry a mess of Crimini Mushrooms and eat them in a bun (with or without fake cheese).
I've been doing that with the addition of cinnamon since I was a kid.
AeryFairy
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Sidhariel
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It's not only good, it's AWESOME
Also mixing dairy free butter with fresh herbs, garlic, some salt and pepper and putting that on toast is also delicious
GingerFoxx
No effin' whey!
When I was a kid, we used to have a microwave pocket sandwich maker. Apple slices and cinnamon were a popular filling, and sometimes we would make pizza pockets with sauce, cheese (could use a vegan substitute) and pizza toppings (veggies, veg*n pepperoni, etc.)
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peanut butter and radish sprouts on a garlic bagel
almond butter and apple butter on whole wheat
almond butter and apple butter on whole wheat
Scorpius
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I call this stuff vegan Nutella (which may be a total lie, seeing I haven't had actual Nutella in a long, long time). Either way, it's friggin' delicious and they sell it at Target (kinda expensive, but worth it).
I have it on whole wheat bread as a sandwich, or sometimes I just dip strawberries in it.
I have it on whole wheat bread as a sandwich, or sometimes I just dip strawberries in it.
GingerFoxx
No effin' whey!
I saw that spread at my local natural food's store but they only carried it in single-serve pouches. I bought one for a vegan package exchange, but I have yet to try it myself. A jar at Target has to be more economical than $1 for a single packet, haha.
GingerFoxx
No effin' whey!
That reminds me, I saw a food blog a few weeks back that featured a peanut butter and fresh basil sandwich. I keep meaning to try it. I love fresh basil and I love things like thai curries with basil and spicy peanut sauce. The more I think about it, the more delicious it sounds.
Scorpius
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At Target?!?! Must check it out.I call this stuff vegan Nutella (which may be a total lie, seeing I haven't had actual Nutella in a long, long time). Either way, it's friggin' delicious and they sell it at Target (kinda expensive, but worth it).
I have it on whole wheat bread as a sandwich, or sometimes I just dip strawberries in it.
Vegan Nutella would be right - Nutella is chocolate/hazelnut.
Jocelyn1
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alligatortears
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(In England) there's a company called Goodness Direct which sell a really good orange dark chocolate spread.
