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No. 31 An Ice Cream Sandwich
- Difficulty
Easy
By Max Halley and Ben Benton
Published 2018
“Life’s a shit sandwich. And it’s always lunchtime.”
Ingredients
Fillings
- Mother’s Pride-type bread, or anything nice and soft, toasted
- Lashings of ice cream, whatever flavour you’ve got, taken from the pot in slithers with the spoon, not curled into balls
- Lotus Biscoff biscuit spread (crunchy one if there’s a choice)
Method
Unless you’re putting ice cream in that sandwich, in which case life’s a dreamboat.
This little legend is great for using up any manner of sweet things you might have lying about. Instead of the Biscoff stuff you could use peanut butter or jam or Nutella. Caramel in some form would be brilliant. You could make a Snickers!? Honey, mascarpone, yoghurt, custard, they’re all there for the t
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Slivers, not slithers please! Snakes slither, solid objects are sliced into slivers.
I have a feeling that what Max intends here is closer to a slather than a sliver! I don’t think you can really have a sliver of icecream. Or at least slivers of icecream would not make for a very saisfying sandwich…