When I was a kid growing up, Tuna Fish sandwich's were a staple. Frequently packed in a brown paper

Posted by Johnny Salt on 6/1/2026, 14:50:56

bag for school lunch. My mother made our lunches, and she would put jelly on the tuna sandwich as well. Usually strawberry or grape. If you like tuna, try it, it is a nice tasting combo. I'm a big boy now so I use blackberry preserves. Works on crackers too.

Re: When I was a kid growing up, Tuna Fish sandwich's were a staple. Frequently packed in a brown paper

Posted by COINS™ on 6/1/2026, 14:58:39, in reply to "When I was a kid growing up, Tuna Fish sandwich's were a staple. Frequently packed in a brown paper"

I'd eat that. The Long Dynasty was in office. We received a full meal everyday for 10 cents. When I graduated from high school it was a quarter.

Re: When I was a kid growing up, Tuna Fish sandwich's were a staple. Frequently packed in a brown paper

Posted by Johnny Salt on 6/1/2026, 15:05:52, in reply to "Re: When I was a kid growing up, Tuna Fish sandwich's were a staple. Frequently packed in a brown paper"

Re: When I was a kid growing up, Tuna Fish sandwich's were a staple. Frequently packed in a brown paper

Posted by COINS™ on 6/1/2026, 15:10:15, in reply to "Re: When I was a kid growing up, Tuna Fish sandwich's were a staple. Frequently packed in a brown paper"

Lunch was the only reason I went to school.

Our staple was potted meat. It was made mostly from beef tripe...

Posted by TEXRA on 6/1/2026, 21:20:22, in reply to "When I was a kid growing up, Tuna Fish sandwich's were a staple. Frequently packed in a brown paper"