Any Stuffing, Any Form, Any Taste! World Celebrates Sandwich Day
Any Stuffing, Any Form, Any Taste! World Celebrates Sandwich Day
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When John Montagu, Fourth Earl of Sandwich, asked for his dinner to be put between two slices of bread so he could carry on gambling without the interruption... 03.11.2021, Sputnik International
What is the best thing about sandwiches? Well, pretty much everything! Their variety is endless: they can be big or small, full of meat, fish, or vegetables, come in small triangles or giant rolls, which means that somewhere there is a perfect sandwich for everyone.So, if you want to get an eyeful of the best sandwiches and see whether people are really happy to eat them, Sputnik has a very special gallery just for you:
When John Montagu, Fourth Earl of Sandwich, asked for his dinner to be put between two slices of bread so he could carry on gambling without the interruption of meals, he could little have guessed how popular his invention would be almost 300 years later. But the sandwich is now a global staple - so let's hear it for International Sandwich Day!
What is the best thing about sandwiches? Well, pretty much everything! Their variety is endless: they can be big or small, full of meat, fish, or vegetables, come in small triangles or giant rolls, which means that somewhere there is a perfect sandwich for everyone.
So, if you want to get an eyeful of the best sandwiches and see whether people are really happy to eat them, Sputnik has a very special gallery just for you:
French and US fans eat hot dogs during the Pool B Rugby World Cup match between France and the United States at the WIN Stadium in Wollongong, Australia on 31 October 2003. Coincidentally the Frankfurt sausage, also known as the Vienna or Strasburg sausage, celebrates its 200th anniversary this year, although this is debated.
PETA "Lettuce Ladies" Christine Cho, right, and Nicole Matthews, left, hand out faux-turkey sandwiches while waiting for American baseball star, Barry Bonds, to arrive at the Phillip Burton Federal Building for his first public appearance after his indictment on four counts of perjury and one charge of obstruction of justice in San Francisco on Friday, 7 December 2007.
A man poses in front of a giant torta, or sandwich, during a press conference to promote the 13th annual Torta Festival, in Mexico City on Wednesday, 20 July 2016. The five-day festival celebrates a range of Mexican street food made from the most exotic ingredients - including ostrich and stingray - to the classic ham, grilled steak or slow cooked pork.
Jon Glaser, left, speaks while eating a sandwich onstage while Aubrey Plaza looks on at the 35th Film Independent Spirit Awards on Saturday, 8 February 2020, in Santa Monica, California.
President Clinton eats a sandwich near the beginning of a sporting event as he eyes the scoreboard from behind a panel of plexiglass at the new MCI Center in Washington, DC on Tuesday 2 December 1997.
Even in such a culinary nirvana as Italy the sandwich has gained a foothold as can be seen by these children eating sandwiches at Piazza del Colosseo in Rome.
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson holds a sausage butty during his visit to Royal Berkshire NHS Hospital in Reading on 26 October 2020, to mark the publication of a new review into hospital food.
Two nuns eat their sandwiches during the Sunday Angelus, recited by Monsignor Leonardo Sandri at St Peter's Square in the Vatican on 13 March 2005. They were there to see Pope John Paul II deliver his first live address since undergoing emergency surgery the month before. On 2 April, the monsignor announced to the world the death of the 84-year-old Pope.
French chef Luc Doumenge (L) shows off a long baguette sandwich with his colleagues for a demonstration of the 12-metre sandwich to attract visitors for 'A Day of Aperitif' in Tokyo, Japan on 1 June 2006.
A wall of NFL players - from left, Seattle Seahawks' cornerback Neiko Thorpe, Tennessee Titans' defensive end Jurrell Casey, Philadelphia Eagles' wide receiver Mack Hollins, Oakland Raiders' tight end Jared Cook, Los Angeles Chargers' linebacker Kyle Emanuel and Jacksonville Jaguars' kicker Josh Lambo - pose with large sandwiches during an NFL flag schools event at King's House Sports Ground in Chiswick, west London on Wednesday 18 July 2018.
Two boys make the fish hungry as they eat their dinner in front of rays and a shark during a sleepover event in the Changfeng Aquarium in Shanghai, China on 18 August 2015.
A clown gazes at a 46-metre 'torta' (Mexican sandwich) during the annual 'Torta Festival' in Mexico City, on 31 July 2009. More than 200 people helped to make the giant sandwich, which includes meat, avocado, mole (Mexican spicy sauce), turkey, tomatoes, beans, ham and different types of cheese as they attempt to break the record for the longest 'torta'.
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![PETA "Lettuce Ladies" Christine Cho, right, and Nicole Matthews, left, hand out faux-turkey sandwiches while waiting for American baseball star, Barry Bonds, to arrive at the Phillip Burton Federal Building for his first public appearance after his indictment on four counts of perjury and one charge of obstruction of justice in San Francisco on Friday, 7 December 2007. - Sputnik International](https://cdn1.img.sputnikglobe.com/img/07e5/0b/03/1090439324_0:0:2620:1932_600x0_80_0_1_f071eae5abb7df827f9fd95ffb8bab5e.jpg "PETA "Lettuce Ladies" Christine Cho, right, and Nicole Matthews, left, hand out faux-turkey sandwiches while waiting for American baseball star, Barry Bonds, to arrive at the Phillip Burton Federal Building for his first public appearance after his indictment on four counts of perjury and one charge of obstruction of justice in San Francisco on Friday, 7 December 2007.")
