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| − | [[Image:sandwich.jpg|right|250px|thumb|A club sanmmich, quartered and laid on edge for an attractive presentation]] | + | [[Image:sandwich.jpg|right|250px|thumb|A club sandwich, quartered and laid on edge for an attractive presentation]] |
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| | *''For the town in Kent, UK, see [[Sandwich UK]]'' | | *''For the town in Kent, UK, see [[Sandwich UK]]'' |
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| | ==Popular Sandwiches== | | ==Popular Sandwiches== |
| − | [[Image:ChipButty.jpg|thumb| right|250px| Chip butty with tomato ketchup ]] | + | [[Image:ChipButty.jpg|thumb| right|250px| Delicious chip butty with tomato ketchup ]] |
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| | *Perhaps the best-known sandwich in the world is the [[hamburger]] | | *Perhaps the best-known sandwich in the world is the [[hamburger]] |
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| | *The [[bacon]] sandwich is a popular [[breakfast]] item and consists of [[bacon]] and either [[brown sauce]] or [[tomato]] [[ketchup]] | | *The [[bacon]] sandwich is a popular [[breakfast]] item and consists of [[bacon]] and either [[brown sauce]] or [[tomato]] [[ketchup]] |
| | *The club sandwich uses three pieces of bread, with several layers of meat, cheese, and vegetable ingredients. They are usually served quartered, and held together with fancy toothpicks. | | *The club sandwich uses three pieces of bread, with several layers of meat, cheese, and vegetable ingredients. They are usually served quartered, and held together with fancy toothpicks. |
| − | *The chip butty consists of a buttered (or [[lard]]ed) bap, bampot or soft roll filled with hot freshly fried [[French Fries]]. | + | *The chip butty consists of a buttered (or [[lard]]ed) bap, bampot or soft roll filled with hot freshly fried [[chips]]. |
| | *Peanut butter and jelly (PB&J) | | *Peanut butter and jelly (PB&J) |
| | *Ham and cheese | | *Ham and cheese |
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| | ==Sandwich Trivia== | | ==Sandwich Trivia== |
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| − | It is thought to be named after the 4th Earl of Sandwich, John Montagu, although he never used nor sought to perpetuate the term. The popular legend is that he ordered bread and meat one evening during an extended card game. When the victuals arrived, he sliced the bread and meat and 'sandwiched' the meat between the bread, so that he could carry on eating and playing. In fact sandwiches had existed long before the birth of Lord Sandwich. | + | It is thought to be named after the 4th Earl of Sandwich, John Montagu, although he never used nor sought to perpetuate the term. The popular legend is that he ordered bread and meat one evening during an extended card game. When the victuals arrived, he sliced the bread and meat and 'sandwiched' the bread between the meat, so that he could carry on eating and playing. In fact sandwiches had existed long before the birth of Lord Sandwich. |
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| | ==Links== | | ==Links== |