Q&A for How to Make a Sandwich

Just store the sandwiches in an air tight container. Make sure to separate the moist fillings from the bread, so the sandwiches don't get soggy.

Yes! Just make sure your foil doesn't have any holes in it that could cause your sandwich to leak or go stale.

You could make a grilled cheese, peanut butter and jelly, or veggie sandwich. You can find tons of recipes online if you Google something like "sandwiches without meat."

Yes, although the flavors are entirely different.

That depends if there's any animal or animal by-product on the sandwich. If there is no animal or animal by-product, then yes, sandwiches are for vegans.

No, you can mix and match breads however you'd like!

1. Cook one or two eggs 2. Wash and chop your vegetables 3. Place the egg(s) and vegetables between two slices of bread (toast the bread if you like). Add cheese, hummus, mustard, or whatever condiments you like.

Hold both sides of the sandwich while flipping it. If careful enough, flipping the sandwich with only one side held shouldn't be that difficult.

Yes, you can.

Technically, yes. Nutritionally no.

Yes. You can put anything you like in your sandwich, as long as it tastes good to you and the sandwich is manageable (i.e., not falling apart).

It depends on what kind it is. If it's meat and/or cheese or anything that could be perishable then yes, it should be refrigerated.

You can slice it in any way that you wish, based on your personal preferences.

You can really use hummus in place of mayo on any sandwich, so it might go well with deli meats, cheese, lettuce, etc.

Sure! Egg salad is basically egg and mayo, so if you want like a fried egg and mayonnaise sandwich, that's not so odd.

No, it's your choice. Whatever the fillings are, you can put them in any order.

Yes, you can.

You can put less filling inside the sandwich, so that the filling will stay in between the bread.

Try toasting it lightly before you eat it. It'll firm up the bread and slightly melt the cheese, which should hold it together.

You can make it in whatever order you want, as it is your sandwich.

It depends on the sandwich and where you're buying it, but probably between $6 and $10. The ingredients for a sandwich might cost a bit more depending on what you buy.

Almost any vegetable is good on a sandwich, but the most common choices are cucumbers, lettuce, pickles, tomatoes, basil, spinach, and olives.

Yes, you can.

Sure, it's your sandwich. You can vary your sandwich with any kind of toppings you desire.

It is rumored that the Earl of Sandwich was one of the first to stick food between two pieces of bread. At the very least, he was important enough for people to take notice of his gastronomic preferences and begin copying it, allowing his name to attach to the food item we all now love and know as a sandwich.

No. Many sandwiches include ham, but you can use any meat you like, or no meat at all.

Yes, greens are optional in a sandwich. A ham sandwich is just ham, while a club sandwich is often just ham, turkey or beef, and cheese.

Yes. Many sandwiches have no cheese.