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This document provides information about sandwiches, including their history, types of bread and fillings commonly used. It notes that a sandwich consists of fillings between two or more slices of bread. It was named after the Earl of Sandwich and allows for eating while doing other activities like playing cards. Common fillings include various meats, cheeses, vegetables, and condiments. Cheese is identified as the most popular ingredient used in sandwiches. The document also provides examples of how to order a sandwich.

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Our daily - sandwich?
Sandwich bread types rolls or buns slices flatbrad
A sandwich is a dish consisting of two or more slices of bread with one or more fillings between, or one slice - an open sandwich. Definition
Word origin named after John Montagu, the fourth Earl of Sandwich (1718-92), an 18th-century English aristocrat, who was fond of this kind of food because it allowed him to play cards while eating
Layers of ingredients source: p-fst1.pixstatic.com
Meat sandwiches: chopped, sliced, ground or shredded meat roast, grilled meat pork, beef, veal, lamb, turkey, chicken fish, sea food hamburger (ground meat shaped into patty) chicken breast, leg, fillet sausage, wurst, hot dog salami, pepperoni ham, pastrami bacon kebab meatballs
Meatless? cheese eggs vegan (vegetables, fruit, chips, chickpeas, beans, tofu, mushrooms...) sprouts (germinating seeds) e.g. falafel in pita bread >>>
Other ingredients (veggies) onion lettuce tomato pickles cabbage olives peppers
Which is the most popular then ??? source: http://i.imgur.com/VOKvJED.png
Cheese most popular ingredient! white cheese cottage cheese hard cheese sour cream cream cheese butter yoghurt, buttermilk
Condiments mustard ketchup mayonnaise vinegar olive oil soy sauce pepper chili hummus curry guacamole, salsa, tzatziki etc. (spice, seasoning, sauce):(spice, seasoning, sauce):
Ways to order Can I have / get , please? Ill have / get / take I would like (Id like) I want Id like a cheeseburger with ketchup and mayo, please. Ill have a tuna sandwich with everything on it, please. Photos used in this non-commercial presentation are under Creative Commons license; source: https://pixabay.com, https://en.wikipedia.org

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Our Daily - Sandwich

  • 1. Our daily - sandwich?
  • 2. Sandwich bread types rolls or buns slices flatbrad
  • 3. A sandwich is a dish consisting of two or more slices of bread with one or more fillings between, or one slice - an open sandwich. Definition
  • 4. Word origin named after John Montagu, the fourth Earl of Sandwich (1718-92), an 18th-century English aristocrat, who was fond of this kind of food because it allowed him to play cards while eating
  • 5. Layers of ingredients source: p-fst1.pixstatic.com
  • 6. Meat sandwiches: chopped, sliced, ground or shredded meat roast, grilled meat pork, beef, veal, lamb, turkey, chicken fish, sea food hamburger (ground meat shaped into patty) chicken breast, leg, fillet sausage, wurst, hot dog salami, pepperoni ham, pastrami bacon kebab meatballs
  • 7. Meatless? cheese eggs vegan (vegetables, fruit, chips, chickpeas, beans, tofu, mushrooms...) sprouts (germinating seeds) e.g. falafel in pita bread >>>
  • 8. Other ingredients (veggies) onion lettuce tomato pickles cabbage olives peppers
  • 9. Which is the most popular then ??? source: http://i.imgur.com/VOKvJED.png
  • 10. Cheese most popular ingredient! white cheese cottage cheese hard cheese sour cream cream cheese butter yoghurt, buttermilk
  • 11. Condiments mustard ketchup mayonnaise vinegar olive oil soy sauce pepper chili hummus curry guacamole, salsa, tzatziki etc. (spice, seasoning, sauce):(spice, seasoning, sauce):
  • 12. Ways to order Can I have / get , please? Ill have / get / take I would like (Id like) I want Id like a cheeseburger with ketchup and mayo, please. Ill have a tuna sandwich with everything on it, please. Photos used in this non-commercial presentation are under Creative Commons license; source: https://pixabay.com, https://en.wikipedia.org