Bag sandwich

The sandwich, and the sandwich are translated by the English word Sandwich. Sandwich is a typical Western food, made of two pieces of bread mixed with a few pieces of meat and cheese, and a variety of fabrics, which are easily eaten and widely available in Western countries. Sandwich's history is almost as old as that of a cake, but at first it seemed that there was no particular name, and there was another interesting story about Sandwich's history. Sandwich was an unknown town in the south-eastern part of the United Kingdom, where a man named John Montagu, who loved to play card cards, was already in the habit of forgetting to eat. It was difficult for a servant to serve his diet, so he put some dishes, eggs and sausages between two pieces of bread, and left him to eat while playing cards. It was unexpected that Montagu had seen this food and called it a “sandwich” at any time, and then he was hungry and yelled, “Bring the Sandwich!” and other gamblers were fighting for it, eating the Sandwich when playing cards. Soon after, Sandwich spread across the three islands of England, to the continent of Europe and later to the United States。