Sandwiches

Bread has served as a plate for as long as it has been baked flat — the medieval trencher was a stale slab that soaked up the meal and was given away after. The enclosed sandwich took its English name in the 1760s from the Earl of Sandwich, but the practical idea, food held in bread so the hands stay clean, was never anyone’s invention.

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Kathi rollKatsu sandoKaya toastKokoreç sandwichKorean street toastKotaKumruLampredotto sandwichLeberkäse rollLobster rollMaakouda sandwichMaltese ftira sandwichMas huni roshi wrapMauritian dholl puri wrapMexican tortaMilanesa sandwichMitrailletteMontaditoMontreal smoked meat sandwichMuffulettaNashville hot chicken sandwichNew Zealand whitebait sandwichNicaraguan quesilloNorwegian shrimp open sandwichNum pangPan bagnatPan con lechónPandesal breakfast sandwichParaguayan lomitoPeameal bacon sandwichPepitoPernil sandwichPeruvian butifarraPeruvian pork and sweet-potato sandwichPljeskavica sandwichPo’boyPom sandwichPorilainenPregoPrincess sandwichReina pepiada arepaReuben sandwichRoti bakarRoti johnRoujiamoSabichShawarma sandwichShucoSmørrebrødSouvlaki pitaSprat sandwichSteak lomitoThe First Cultivated-Meat Burger Is ServedThe Impossible Burger DebutsTorta ahogadaTramezzinoTrancapechoTunisian fricasséTunnbrödsrulleVada pav