Let's Eat Sandwich

Why do you add a spread to a sandwich?

• To add flavor, moisture and richness

• To bind or hold the sandwich together

• To prevent moisture in the filling from soaking into the bread

• To make the sandwich softer

Which is the primary major ingredient in a sandwich?  

• Meat

• Vegetable

• Bread

• Egg

What are the chief components of a sandwich?

• Bread, spread, filling

• Bread, filling, condiment

• Bread, filling, garnish

• Bread, cooking, filling

What is the most common type of bread used in sandwiches?

• White bread

• Whole wheat bread

• Rye bread

• Sourdough bread

These soups are made with raw or cooked fruits that are chopped , juiced, pureed and gelled.

• Vegetable soup

• Fruit Soup

• Clear Soup

• Dairy Soup

They are typically assembled without the need for cooking or heating.

• Panini

• Hot Sandwich

• Chilled Sandwich

• Cold Sandwich

In ancient Jewish culture, unleavened bread or _____ was often used to hold bits of lamb and bitter herbs during Passover.

Are a popular type of lunch food, taken to work, school, or picnics to be eaten as part of a packed lunch.

Traditional sandwiches with two slices of bread enclosing the filling.

A Vietnamese sandwich typically made with a baguette.