Bread and unrefrigerated things

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  1. iviskei profile image72
    iviskeiposted 13 years ago

    Challenge! What can you put on bread that...

    1.) Tastes good.
    2.) Does not require a refrigerator before or after opening.
    3.) Can be found at your local grocery store.

    So far, I've come up with peanut butter, honey, and bacon bits. Any other ideas?

    1. ian contacts profile image38
      ian contactsposted 13 years agoin reply to this

      Try sliced dates with sliced apple...mmm

      1. iviskei profile image72
        iviskeiposted 13 years agoin reply to this

        That sounds good~

    2. cmontijo profile image60
      cmontijoposted 13 years agoin reply to this

      Try the best of all smile Honey...

  2. paradigmsearch profile image59
    paradigmsearchposted 13 years ago

    A random thought... Putting the bread in the refrigerator will make it last a month without mold.

    1. iviskei profile image72
      iviskeiposted 13 years agoin reply to this

      That's kinda the problem. I don't have a fridge. ^_^;

  3. SandyMcCollum profile image65
    SandyMcCollumposted 13 years ago

    Nutella! I love Nutella; hazelnut butter with chocolate.. it's like the stuff inside those fancy truffles.

    ETA: And it doesn't need refrigeration before or after opening and it's found in the grocery store.

    1. iviskei profile image72
      iviskeiposted 13 years agoin reply to this

      Ooo~ That sounds tasty~

  4. kmackey32 profile image54
    kmackey32posted 13 years ago

    peanut butter and bananas.. i also like fluff sandwiches....

    1. iviskei profile image72
      iviskeiposted 13 years agoin reply to this

      What's a fluff sandwich?

      1. At Home Mommy profile image60
        At Home Mommyposted 13 years agoin reply to this

        Marshmallow fluff is awesome smile http://www.marshmallowfluff.com/pages/homepage.html
        From what I understand it's kind of a regional thing,  but we love eating "fluffernutters" (marshmallow fluff and PB sandwiches) here. smile

        My friend also buys laughing cow cheese wedges and uses them as cream cheese but never refrigerates them. I'm not sure whether that's OK, but they're usually not stored in the fridge section of the grocery store and the individual wedges are sealed, so I'd think it's OK.

  5. paradigmsearch profile image59
    paradigmsearchposted 13 years ago

    Come to think of it...

    Crushed avocados and tomato slices.

    Banana slices along with the peanut butter.

  6. mistyhorizon2003 profile image86
    mistyhorizon2003posted 13 years ago

    Marmite

  7. MikeNV profile image68
    MikeNVposted 13 years ago

    Try almond butter as an alternative to peanut butter.

  8. paradigmsearch profile image59
    paradigmsearchposted 13 years ago

    I am gazing at my avocado as you read this...

  9. profile image0
    Home Girlposted 13 years ago

    Buy a fridge. It's the best solution. You can stuff it with all kinds of food and forget about it. Some good things get spoiled pretty fast. Only very salted, sugared, dried or smoked things could be safe without it. Not really. You still need some cold storage.That's why people had cold cellars before refrigeration was invented. Canned food can be kept at room temperature, but you still have to eat ALL of it after opening. Not convenient, not practical.
    I noticed in Canada some people keep butter or margarine on top of their kitchen table. I never do that. I still think you should keep butter in the fridge. Spoiled fat is very bad for your liver. And eating a lot of sugary things is not my idea of a good meal. If you do not have a choice you can put some crushed vegetables on a grilled toast, whatever you prefer. I usually make my own salsa from raw vegetables - that I put on my bread with whatever else I fancy at the moment. If you live in a cold climate, you can put some wooden or plastic box outside your window, just make sure birds or other critters cannot open or steal it, and use it as your cooler/frodge. Though in Toronto it is still +16C outside...

  10. eye say profile image71
    eye sayposted 13 years ago

    almond butter is a great option, and add bananas to both the pb and almond butter! When we were kids my mom used to put cinnamon sugar on toast. You can also make an fresh veggie sandwich with whatever is in the garden or buy fresh that day.

  11. mega1 profile image81
    mega1posted 13 years ago

    snicker bars - just wrap a piece of white bread around it and call it a sandwitch!  if you have to, go ahead and spread some fluff on it.  I wouldn't, but its an individual thing.

    1. profile image0
      Home Girlposted 13 years agoin reply to this

      http://www.pic4ever.com/images/4.gif   well, I never...

  12. freecampingaussie profile image59
    freecampingaussieposted 13 years ago

    Banana & jam sandwhiches are nice !

  13. Imogen French profile image90
    Imogen Frenchposted 13 years ago

    sweet:
    bananas, jam, honey, marmalade, nutella
    savoury:
    hard-boiled eggs with mayonnaise, soup, marmite, pickle or chutney
    ... but not all at the same time, obviously!

 
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