The document defines a sandwich as a portable food consisting of meat, cheese or vegetables placed between slices of bread. Sandwiches originated in Europe and became popular in England and Spain in the 19th century. They are named after John Montagu, the 4th Earl of Sandwich, who was known to eat meat between slices of bread so he could continue gambling. Sandwiches can now be homemade or purchased in restaurants and are a common lunch food.

2. WHAT IS
SANDWICH
 A sandwich is a food typically
consisting of vegetables,
sliced cheese or meat, placed
on or between slices of bread.
 The sandwich began as a
portable finger food in
the Western world.

3.  Sandwiches are a popular type
of lunch food.
 As well as being homemade,
sandwiches are also widely
sold in restaurants and can be
served hot or cold.

4. HISTORY
 Sandwiches came from EUROPE.
 The ancient Jewish sage Hillel
the Elder was the man who told a
man to wrap lamb & herbs between
2 breads.
 During the Middle Ages in Europe,
thick slabs of coarse and
usually stale bread, called
trenchers.

5.  The sandwich slowly began
appearing in polite society as a
late-night meal among
the aristocracy.
 The sandwich's popularity in
Spain and England increased
dramatically during the 19th
century.

6. ETYMOLOGY
 The first written usage of the
English word appeared
in Edward Gibbon's journal,
in longhand.
 It was named after John
Montagu, 4th Earl of
Sandwich , an 18th-century
English aristocrat.

7.  It is commonly said that Lord
Sandwich was fond of this form
of food because it allowed him
to continue playing cards,
particularly cribbage.
 Before being known as
sandwiches, this food
combination seems to simply
have been known as "bread and
meat" or "bread and cheese"

8. TYPES OF
SANDWICHES
 VEG.-
It is a purely vegetarian item.
 NON-VEG.
In this we use both veg. and
non-veg. items.

9. VARIOUS TYPES OF SANDWICHES
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