Are toasted sandwiches a popular home snack in the US? Never

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Shit this is good.

>>9403025
Yeah the American classic version of that is toasted ham and american cheese. I don't see a lot of mutton being consumed around here, lamb and mint sauce is something you would have at a nice dinner or wedding or something.

Where you from?

>>9403034

New Zealand, I bone out and crockpot a leg of mutton weekly as fridge meat for sandwiches, snacks and quick meals. Im not to fussed on ham aside Im not sure whats gone into it.

I need to get more mutton while I have the chance tbqh

>>9403122

Crockpotting it is the only way to go I reckon, on low for 24hrs.

>>9403025
Yeh man. The grilled cheese is pretty much a staple comfort food in the US.

>>9403134
I had plans to get some fire blocks and do bbq, might do some research for when I'm back in the bush after summer

>>9403034
>lamb and mint sauce is something you would have at a nice dinner or wedding or something.

No, it isn't. The concept of lamb meat with mint sauce is not common at all in America no matter what culture you belong to and you know this to be true. Why are you making things up? A typical wedding might have Thanksgiving-style dishes, but most definitely not lamb or mint sauce.