A Cheese Sandwich by Max Halley

Featuring Walkers Cheese & Onion Crisps

Is there anything more British than a nice pub lunch, a bevvy and a bag of crisps? Hold your horses, I’m going with a ploughman’s here!

It may be traditional pub grub, but you don’t have to visit your local to get your mitts on a good ploughman’s. Spruce up a humble cheese sandwich at home with some piccalilli, mayo and not-to-be-forgotten Walkers Cheese & Onion Flavour Crisps. Cheers!

Serves: 2

Requires Cooking: No

Vegetarian Option: Yes

Ingredients

Good cheddar, enough to completely cover your bread
1 heaped tablespoon of piccalilli, chopped through with a knife a few times if it’s chunky and stirred into 1 tablespoon mayo
2 slices bread from a granary loaf (got to be with a ploughman’s hasn’t it?!)
Crushed Walkers Cheese & Onion Crisps
Half an apple, cored, face down and sliced into 8 slices
¼ raw red onion, thinly sliced
Half a small pork pie cut like the apple into six slices (optional-ish, haha)

1 This one’s nice and simple. Let’s put it together.
2 Spread a generous layer of the piccalilli mayo on the top slice of bread and a little lick on the bottom slice.
3 Lay the cheese on the bottom slice followed by the apple, the pork pie if you’re using it, and then the onion.
4 Sprinkle the crushed crisps all over the mayo, put the lid on, cut it in half, raise a toast to lunch and you’re done.