Sandwich game

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If you were a sandwich, what kind would you be? Find out! Take this fun personality test to see which kind of sandwich you are. See with the sandwich test.
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 Age
 Under 18 Years Old

  18 to 24 Years Old

  25 to 30 Years Old

  31 to 40 Years Old

  41 to 50 Years Old

  51 to 60 Years Old

  Over 60 Years Old

2. What is your gender?
  Male

  Female

3. What kind of bread do you like for your sandwich?
  Multigrain

  Rye

  Sourdough

  A roll of any kind

  White

  Wheat

4. What goes best with a sandwich?
  Corn chips

  Pickles

  Fries

  Fruit

  Potato chips

  Soup

5. How do you cut your sandwich?
  You don't cut it, you eat it whole

  You cut it in half and cut off the crusts

  Into four little sandwiches

  You don't cut it, it's on a roll or bun

  In half, straight up and down

  In half, on the diagonal

6. Which of these sandwiches are you likely to choose?
  Cuban pork loin sandwich

  Sloppy joe

  BLT sandwich

  Pesto chicken with avocado and focaccia

  Ice cream sandwich

  Breakfast sandwich

7. The word that best describes your lunch is:
  Comforting - it's the time you eat your favorite foods

  Inventive - you don't like to eat the same thing twice in a week

  Impressive - you eat as much as you do at dinner

  Ordinary - you're likely to eat the same thing every day

  Fun - you're up for anything

  Relaxing - it's your break during the day

8. What do you drink with your sandwich?
  Soda

  Juice

  Beer

  Water

  Chocolate milk

  Milk

9. What sort of dessert are you likely to have?
  Apple pie - sweet and decadent

  Peach cobbler - downhome goodness

  Banana split - mixin' it all!

  Tiramisu - sophisticated

  Chocolate chip cookies - childish

  Cheesecake - classic

10. Where is your sandwich served?
  Fast food joint - quick and easy

  Deli - with a variety of fine foods

  Bar - gotta love the company and the game

  Upscale restaurant - expect to leave a nice tip

  Home - simple and delicious

  Leftovers - you take what's given to you

11. What sort of extras go on top of your sandwich?
  Chips - you like the crunch

  Mayo - pure mayo, not the fake stuff

  Tomato - you've matured to this

  Lettuce - necessary for the color scheme

  Chocolate - everyone's dream come true

  Ketchup - thick and flavorful

12. Besides sandwiches, which of these foods sounds most appetizing to you?
  Pizza

  Sushi

  Chicken wings

  Beef

  Donuts

  Nachos

13. It's Friday night, and you're at a party. You are probably:
  Calm, just talking to friends and having a good time

  Irresistible, the one everyone flocks to

  Full of alcohol, loud and flamboyant

  Understated and reserved, but worth getting to know

  A ball of energy, bouncing around from person to person

  Sweetness and light, trying to make everyone smile

 What Kind of Sandwich Are You?

Ham

0%

Club Sandwich

0%

Turkey Sandwich

0%

Peanut Butter and Jelly Sandwich

0%

Grilled Cheese Sandwich

Each answer is rated 1-6

The first answer being one point. The last answer on each question is worth six points.The answers in between are worth 2-5 depending on the order they are in the answer section

Add up all your points

Ham 13-26 points

club   27-40

turkey 41-54

PB&J  55-68

grilled cheese more than 68

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Common and not so common sandwich fillings:
Avocado
Bacon
Banana
Beef
Bologna
Cabbage
Carrots
Chicken
Cheese
Doritos
Egg
Fish sticks
Fluff
Ham
Italian sausage patty
Jalapeño peppers
Jelly
Ketchup
Lettuce
Macaroni and cheese
Mayonaise
Mustard
Noodles
Onion rings
Onions
Peanut butter
Pepperoni
Pickle relish
Pickles
Queso blanco dip
Ramen noodles
Sour cream
Sourkraut
Spinach
Tarter sauce
Tofu
Tomatoes
Tuna
Turkey
Turkey burger
Usingers bratwurst
Veal Parmesan
Xylocarp (coconut)
Yams
Zucchini

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History of the Sandwich

Whether it’s a PB&J at a picnic or a foot long sub for supper, sandwiches are a simple, savoury (and portable) option for any meal of the day. But do you know how they were invented? Delve between the bread slices to find out the story of this delicious dish!

History of the Sandwich

The Sandwiches That Started It All

The first recorded mention of a sandwich-like meal dates all the way back to the 1^st Century B.C. Ancient Jewish Rabbi Hillel the Elder is reported to have started the Passover tradition of putting lamb, mixed nuts and herbs between two pieces of matzo (unleavened bread).

In the Middle Ages people would use thick slices of stale bread, called “trenchers”, as plates for meats and vegetables, creating an open-faced sandwich, but the bread was sometimes too stale to eat and was often fed to dogs and farm animals.

In the 17th Century taverns in the Netherlands started to serve something that looks a lot more like the sandwiches we eat today. They would hang cured beef from the ceilings of the taverns that would be sliced and paired with bread and butter for customers.

Club Sandwich: a triple-decker toasted turkey, tomato and lettuce sandwich

The Earl of Sandwich

Slowly the sandwich started appearing not just in Dutch taverns, but also among aristocrats as a late-night meal. The sandwich got its name from 18^th Century English nobleman John Montague, the 4^th Earl of Sandwich, who regularly ordered meat between two pieces of bread. The story goes that he liked this meal so much because he could eat his meat and continue to play cards without getting his hands messy with grease. Soon people started ordering “the same as Sandwich”, and the name has stuck ever since! Even though he is not the inventor of sandwiches, Sandwich is the name that has gone down in history.

By the 19^th Century the sandwich had become popular all over Europe, especially in England because of the industrial revolution. People needed easy-to-make,easy-to-carry lunches that would fill them up for a long day of work at the office or doing hard labor. Every class of person enjoyed sandwiches, and there are now sandwiches of all different kinds and flavors and for every situation—from the bite sized cucumber sandwiches you might eat at tea with the queen to a good ol’ tuna sandwich you might find in your lunch bag.

Grilled cheese can always please!

Check out the “Sandwich Board”

Are you a “sandwich star”? Check out these sandwiches, and see how many you’ve tried!

• Peanut Butter and Jelly: The name says it all!
• Monte Cristo: Fried ham and cheese sandwich.
• Reuben: Meat, sauerkraut and Swiss cheese, this sandwich is served hot, usually with corned beef or pastrami.
• BLT: Bacon, Lettuce, Tomato
• Tuna Melt: A tuna sandwich with melted cheese on top.
• Panini: An Italian style sandwich, often grilled on Italian “ciabatta” bread.
• Club Sandwich: A triple-decker toasted bread, turkey, lettuce and tomato.
• Sloppy Joe: An American summer camp favorite, ketchup and ground beef on a hamburger bun.
• Cucumber Sandwich: What you might have at “High Tea”, finger sandwiches with cream cheese and, of course, cucumber!
• Grilled Cheese: Cheese grilled between two toasty slices of bread, great for breakfast or lunch!
• Po’ Boy: A Louisiana tradition that features New Orleans baguette-style bread and fried meat or seafood.

Classic Peanut Butter and Jelly!

Did You Know...?

• A court in Boston, Massachusetts ruled that a sandwich has to have at least two slices of bread (no burritos or open-faced sammies)!
• National Sandwich Month is August
• National Sandwich Day is November 3^rd!

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