Cold sandwiches ideas

Fruity and flavorful, these hefty grab-and-go handfuls are quick to assemble, easy to handle and low in calories. We often take them in a cooler to the local stock show and eat them in the stands. Everyone seems to love them! —Bobbie Keefer, Byers, Colorado

Pinwheel sandwiches are here with their totally retro swirls, ready to be packed into lunchboxes, piled onto game day spreads, or eaten as an afternoon snack.

Who needs jam when you have fresh strawberries? A drizzle of honey and a bit of mint make this sandwich stand out. —James Schend, Pleasant Prairie, Wisconsin

We added cucumber and greens to the tomato to make this cucumber caprese sandwich flavored with pesto, fresh mozzarella and a sweet balsamic glaze.

A chicken Caesar wrap takes the best components of a Caesar salad—crisp romaine, tangy dressing and crunchy croutons—and turns it into a handheld meal.

This chicken mayo sandwich is perfect for a picnic, tea party, barbecue, or even kids' lunchboxes. It has a creamy filling made with mayonnaise and a few simple ingredients that you will find in your pantry or refrigerator. Both kids and grown-ups will love it!

This salami sandwich with dill cream cheese spread is easy and perfect work or school lunch since it can be made the night before. The best salami sandwich!

Swap out those expensive pre-made deli sandwiches at your next baby shower, lunch or brunch for our super easy but impressive Cold Ham and Cheese Sandwiches.

The best tuna salad sandwich recipe that is easy to make with the addition of hard boiled eggs, onion, lettuce, and tomatoes. Quick, delicious, and healthy.