This is the way I make my turkey sandwiches.

Fun lunch idea for the kids. Hopefully it stays together in my daughters lunch box

Just a little Thanksgiving on a sandwich!

This is a classic sandwich from the United States and one of my favorites—here’s my version. Enjoy!

my delicious waffle maker sandwich

Here’s a spin on a sandwich classic that uses sliced roasted turkey breast (from holiday dinner), reheated well-cooked sauerkraut, fresh homemade Russian dressing and slices of Swiss cheese for some “melted-goodness” between marble rye bread slices. Feel free to make substitutions to your liking.

In America, I eat low-fat turkey more than ham. Since there's an overwhelming number of overweight people here, and the diet tends to be meat-based, I thought it would be good to cut calories to the best extent possible. Thinly sliced turkey also tastes good. Please give it a try.Although turkey itself is bland, it's delicious together with coleslaw and other fillings. It's also tasty with cucumber, white asparagus and a little mayonnaise.By preparing all of the ingredients in advance, you'll be able to enjoy it while it's hot! Recipe by KiwieKiwie.

This is how I use left over turkey or chicken just like many of you!Just another version lol

Great for using up your leftover turkey.

Vegetable salad is good by itself, but when you add the natural salty turkey breast to it with that burst of raspberry...it's a whole new type of awesome sandwich.

Great Saturday lunch choice... and it even works with Corned Beef : )

I stumbled onto this combination 20 years ago. Something about the mix of flavors & textures takes this sandwich to a sublime level.