Do you like turkey sandwiches? If so, what kind and what do you like to go with it?

Yummy... I like them like that, too. :) That's what I always eat for about a week after Thanksgiving.

Other times of the year I eat them on rye or pumpernickel with mayo and mustard and swiss. Lettuce and tomato too sometimes.

My fav is a turkey blt. The turkey with the saltiness of the bacon and the smokey after taste is delcious. My second is reheated roasted turkey on toast with stuffing and gravy(yes a little cranberry sauce, from the can). A football game and a frosted tall glass and I'm a happy woman. I can't wait for the christmas holidays.

White and dark meat on soft rye with mayo and lettuce on one side and a smear of cranberry sauce on the other. When I run out of cranberries, I head for the PB jar.

I like the basic turkey on white with miracle whip.

My husband likes turkey, cranberry sauce, stuffing, sweet potatoes, gravy and a slice of cheese on toasted white bread with mayo - you have to heat it up so the cheese melts - ugh - my arteries are clogging just thinking about it.

Yum i like the classic turkey sammy which includes turkey on sourdough, french, ciabatta, or a big roll, topped with lettuce, tomatos and a smear of mustard. Another fun way to eat a turkey sandwich is to take to pieces of sourdough bread stacked with cheddar or whatever kind of cheese you like, sliced or shredded turkey, and ranch spread if youd like. Grill to make a tastey panini!

I like Peppermill Turkey with a slice of American cheese and Lettuce on a Hard roll or whole wheat bread.

Edit: Oh and sometimes I like to put potato chips/crisps on it =)

Turkey on whole wheat, lettuce, provelone and swiss cheese and French or 1000 Island dressing.

Hot turkey breast on sourdough bread with melted provolone, swiss, tomatoes, fresh spinach. No sauce - why ruin a healthy meal with mayonaise or similar? Yummy!

love turkey sandwiches mayonnaise

turkey, mayo, lettuce, stuffing, cranberry sauce on thick home made white bread with a big fat dill pickle.