Sandwich Spread

[Texas Cookin']

Sowsage posted his recipe for the spread he put on his steak sandwich and it got me to thinking. I used to find a product that was just called sandwich spread in the condiment aisle of the grocery store. It was pinkish in color and seemed somewhat like a Russian dressing. I can no longer find this stuff. Anyone have any idea what this is and how I might be able to replicate it in a home made version?

Thanks
Fred

 

[forktender]

Pickle relish, mayo and a little ketchup.

 

[Central PA Cowboy]

Here is what I use - burger glop:

Mayo
BBQ Sauce
Mustard
Hot Sauce
Garlic Powder
Salt

Mix it all up and enjoy. So good on any type of sandwich.

 

[JLeonard]

Creamy Sandwich Spread

Sandwich spread, that creamy, sweet and tangy spread that's a light pink color and full of sweet pickle relish, can be hard to find. Mayonnaise just isn't the same. Why not make your own sandwich spread?

www.allrecipes.com

Is this like what your looking for?
Jim

 

[Texas Cookin']

Creamy Sandwich Spread

Sandwich spread, that creamy, sweet and tangy spread that's a light pink color and full of sweet pickle relish, can be hard to find. Mayonnaise just isn't the same. Why not make your own sandwich spread?

www.allrecipes.com

Is this like what your looking for?
Jim

Hmm possibly. Maybe my recollection is off and it wasn't pink colored?

 

[JLeonard]

Texas Cookin' Kraft makes the sandwich spread that this recipe is based on.
Jim

 

[Texas Cookin']

Texas Cookin' Kraft makes the sandwich spread that this recipe is based on.
Jim

Thanks Jim I appreciate it.

Fred

 

[Sowsage]

I know exactly what your talking about. Kraft sandwich spread. Bearcarver turned me on to it. Great on sandwiches and use as tarter sauce with fried fish. I can get it around here. Usually on the shelf with the mayo
Good stuff!

 

[Texas Cookin']

I know exactly what your talking about. Kraft sandwich spread. Bearcarver turned me on to it. Great on sandwiches and use as tarter sauce with fried fish. I can get it around here. Usually on the shelf with the mayo
Good stuff!
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Thats it!

 

[Sowsage]

Thats it!

Heck I bet you could order some off Amazon. But that burger glop that Central PA Cowboy posted is some good stuff. Not the same as sandwich spread but worth making a batch up .

 

[CFLJOHN512]

Try some Durkee famous sauce if you can find it. Blue lid. It’s amazing on a sammich.

 

[Central PA Cowboy]

Try some Durkee famous sauce if you can find it. Blue lid. It’s amazing on a sammich.

Had to look that one up. Will be on the lookout for it. When I Googled it, a bunch of clone recipes came up as well.

 

[tx smoker]

Mix it all up and enjoy. So good on any type of sandwich.

I like this because it doesn't have that sickly sweet relish in it. I know it's just me but I can't stand any sauce or spread with sweet relish.

Robert

 

[Texas Cookin']

Heck I bet you could order some off Amazon. But that burger glop that Central PA Cowboy posted is some good stuff. Not the same as sandwich spread but worth making a batch up .

No doubt I bet I can get it online. Good call on the burger glop also I will definitely give this a shot.

 

[Texas Cookin']

Try some Durkee famous sauce if you can find it. Blue lid. It’s amazing on a sammich.

I've never had this one. I will take a look at it for sure.

 

[sawhorseray]

Try some Durkee famous sauce if you can find it. Blue lid. It’s amazing on a sammich.

Durkee's is great stuff! I use it for dipping when having salmon, trout, or kokanee, it's a requirement. I'm usually just a straight mayo and mustard guy on sanny's. RAY

 

[Texas Cookin']

Durkee's is great stuff! I use it for dipping when having salmon, trout, or kokanee, it's a requirement. I'm usually just a straight mayo and mustard guy on sanny's. RAY

I had to google "Kokanee". Probably the southern boy in me.

 

[Bearcarver]

I know exactly what your talking about. Kraft sandwich spread. Bearcarver turned me on to it. Great on sandwiches and use as tarter sauce with fried fish. I can get it around here. Usually on the shelf with the mayo
Good stuff!
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We used to get it one jar at a time, but since we've been ordering things over the Internet, I order "Kraft Sandwich Spread" by the 6-Pack, and save on Shipping.
Been eating it since First Grade----About 67 years!!!

Bear

 

[Winterrider]

Been eating it since First Grade----About 67 years!!!

Yep, about 15 yrs behind you. Had plenty of it back then, do still have a jar around at all times.

 

[Bearcarver]

Yep, about 15 yrs behind you. Had plenty of it back then, do still have a jar around at all times.

LOL---When I was a Kid, my Lunchbox was rather Limited:
It was one of the below, beginning in First Grade: (1954)
PB &J Sammy.
Sandwich Spread Sammy.
Lebanon Bologna---One slice.
Rabbit, Squirrel, or Deer meat Sammy with Mayo.

And a Banana.
In My Hopalong Cassidy Lunchbox.

Bear