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By: Ikedi Ani-okoye.

Club sandwich explained

A club sandwich, also called a clubhouse sandwich, is a type of sandwich sometimes served as a double-decker. The double-decker version is usually cut into quarters, and often held together by toothpicks. The traditional club ingredients are turkey, bacon, lettuce, and tomato. The sandwich is usually served on toasted bread, but untoasted bread can be used. Ham is sometimes substituted for bacon, and chicken sometimes for turkey.

History of the club sandwich

The Club Sandwich is a sandwich with cooked chicken breast and bacon, along with juicy ripe tomatoes and crisp lettuce layered between two or three slices of toasted bread with mayonnaise.

The origin of this sandwich, which is most often associated with hotels around the world, is all a matter of speculation and guesswork. The name probably comes because of its popularity at resorts and country clubs. It definitely existed in the United States by the late 19th century. The Club Sandwich was the favorite of former King Edward VIII of England and his wife, Wallis Simpson. In fact, she took great pride in preparing this sandwich.

Subway sandwich

The Subway sandwiches have been lately liked by one and all. Be it a small child, a teenager or grandparent, most of them all love Subway sandwiches from the bottom of their hearts. Subway has expanded as a franchise all over the world. The fast food supplied by Subway is healthy and nutritious. Subway offers services in almost 75 nations.

The 14,600 outlets all around the globe undisputedly make Subway rule the roost in the field of fast food. The Subway sandwiches, salads and juices make the complete proposition a wholesome fare. The calorie and the fat content are kept under check and Subway offers various menus to cater to the variegated wants of the customer. The salads are fresh and the stuffing inside the Subway Sandwiches is properly pre-heated.

CONCLUSION

Sandwiches are generally two slices of bread, with other food in between. They are named after the Earl of Sandwich. 

When serving sandwiches at a dinner party, they should be triangular, easily held between a finger and thumb, and have all crusts removed. Typical fillings for such sandwiches are smoked salmon, or cucumber. At a sandwich buffet, cocktail sticks are often stuck through the sandwiches, making them easier to lift by partygoers.