Jean’s Sandwich
Jean, one of my officemates, called me one afternoon to have a taste of the sandwich she prepared for our merienda. As soon as I came to her table, I saw 1 loaf of bread and a bowl of brownish thick spread. It was usual for me to see bread for merienda, especially when budget is ran out, but seeing the suggy, thick spread was an alien to my eyes. Being left with no choice, I took a pair of bread. Still my curiosity stirred me to ask her, “Jean, what is this?” she showed me a big grin in her face and said, “Masarap yan.” So I trusted her. Put the spread on the bread and took a bite. it was creamy lite salty on taste buds. After satisfying my tummy, pinilit ko syagn sabihin sa akin what spread that was. Gladly, I got the easiest yet tastiest and creamiest spread. and easy on the pocket. Truly a lip-smacking after you tasted one.
1 can pure foods liver spread
1 pouch mayonnaise
Combine. Spread 2 of the bread slices evenly. Heat on an oventoaster for 3 minutes. Leaving in for another minute will make the bread crispier.
Serve while hot.
i really love these one! perfect snacks for my kids when they get home from school…i love it!
this is 3x better than junk foods its really a tummy filler!luvyu caz!
thanks marissa! your kids will never find out that it is liver spread inside their breads. you should definitely say no-no to junk foods, all empty calories and no nutritional benefits.