Sandwich
see also: Etymology of Sandwich
The sandwich is a food speciality holding its name of John Montagu, 4 {{E}} count de Sandwich.
Definition
A sandwich is in general composed of Pain and a simple set (Jambon, Fromage,…) or made up (Tuna, mayonnaise, egg and Tomato for example). The sandwich is built most of the time by opening the bread then by introducing the trimming and while closing again, although it can also be created by putting trimming on a bread section then by adding another section over. The sandwich is popular because it can be eaten without covers, and asks a preparation of simplest and more rapid. It is the principal product of the Fast-food industry.
Examples of sandwiches
- Settee S
- Sandwich Ham-butter
- Sandwich with the peanut butter and jam
- Hamburger
- Hot dog
- Döner kebap
- Swedish Bread
- Side bagnat
- Panino
- Pita
- Sandwich with the smoked meat
- Tramezzino
See too
Internal bonds
- Snack
- the South Georgia and the islands Sandwich of the South
External bond
- Club-Sandwich, the French-speaking gate of the sandwich.
Simple: Sandwich Zh-yue: 三文治
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