1. Cemita
This popular Mexican sandwich comes from the city of Puebla. It is made with a fresh bun sprinkled with sesame seeds and filled with shredded cheese, avocado slices, pickled jalapenos, papal (an herb with a unique flavor), and fried pork, beef, or chicken cutlets.
You can add tomatoes, lettuce, and mayonnaise to the sandwich as well. Both the bun and the meal go by the name “cemita.”
2. Bacon Butty
One of Britain’s favorite guilty treats is the bacon butty, which is a sandwich made of white bread (or a bread roll) spread with butter and filled with lots of bacon. Depending on their tastes, some people like to add ketchup, brown sauce, or an egg to their sandwiches.
No matter how the sandwich is made, both young and old people eat it, and it has a reputation for being a great way to cure a hangover.
3. Melt Sandwich
Most of the time, these sandwiches are made of two slices of bread with cheese in between. The cheese may be chopped or grated, and the sandwiches are then grilled, toasted, or fried so that the cheese melts. Melt sandwiches can have a lot of different things in them besides cheese. Depending on what else is in the sandwich, it could become something completely different, like a tuna melt sandwich (with tuna and mayonnaise) or a patty melt (with meat pieces).
4. Muffuletta
Muffuletta is a popular American sandwich that was first made in New Orleans by Italian immigrants. This big sandwich is made with a loaf that has been cut in half and filled with olive salad, salami, ham, mortadella, and cheeses like mozzarella and provolone.
Olive salad is often made with a mix of olives, capers, shallots, pepperoncini peppers, and giardiniera, which is an Italian relish of pickled veggies. Most of the time, the sandwich is served cold, and because it is so big, it is sold in quarters, halves, or full-sized portions for people who are really hungry.
5. Fischbrötchen
Fischbrotchen is a popular sandwich in Northern Germany. It is made with fish and a range of other ingredients, such as pickles, remoulade, onions, lettuce, or horseradish. The items are usually put in round or long bread buns, and the type of fish used in the sandwich can vary. Herring, sprat, salmon, and mackerel are some of the most common fish used to make this sandwich, which is often sold at fast-food stands in the area.
6. Corned Beef Sandwich
A famous food that is often eaten on St. Patrick’s Day is a corned beef sandwich. It is both Irish and American because Irish immigrants are thought to have brought the sandwich to New York in the early 20th century.
Usually, it’s two pieces of bread (usually rye or sourdough) with sliced corned beef in the middle. However, the sandwich can be made in many different ways by adding cabbage, mustard, cheese, or pickles.
7. Italian Beef
Italian beef is a popular sandwich in Chicago. It is made of thinly sliced, seasoned layers of roast beef on a thick, chewy Italian-style roll and topped with either pickled giardiniera relish or roasted green bell peppers. Most of the time, the sandwich is dipped in jus, either on one end, on both sides or all over.
The sandwich can also be made with mozzarella or cheddar cheese, depending on what the person wants. There are three common ideas about where the Italian beef sandwich came from. One story says that it was made by Al Ferreri and his family, who owned Al’s Beef Diner, at the start of World War II.
8. Avocado Toast
Avocado toast is a food made of toasted bread with mashed avocado, salt, pepper, and (sometimes) citrus juice spread on top. There are many different kinds of this food, so you can add salmon, tomatoes, onions, eggs, garlic, cheese, olive oil, or red pepper flakes to make it taste better.
Even though the food is simple and easy to make, it is not clear where it came from. Some people say it was created in Australia, while others say it was created in Los Angeles. No matter where it came from, avocado toast made a comeback on Instagram and has been popular all over the world ever since.
9. Panino col polpo
A classic Italian sandwich, panino col polo comes from the area around Bari. The ingredients for this easy sandwich are octopus, bread rolls, olive oil, parsley, salt, and black pepper. The octopus is washed, brushed with olive oil, and then grilled slowly over coals while being brushed with a mixture of olive oil, salt, pepper, and parsley as it cooks.
When the octopus is done, it is put in a split bread roll, and the sauce is poured on top. This delicious sandwich is often sold at street stands during Apulian celebrations.
10. Rejemad
Rejemad is a Danish open-faced sandwich that is usually made with small shrimp called fjordrejer. The sandwich is made with toasted pieces of whole wheat bread, lemon juice, mayonnaise, salt, dill, and prawns.
The prawns are boiled in salted water with lemon juice for a few minutes until they turn bright pink. They are peeled, then sprinkled with salt, pepper, and lemon juice. Before serving, the prawns are put on top of toasted bread, and the sandwich is topped with mayonnaise and dill leaves.
11. Flaeskestegssandwich
This Danish sandwich is made with a bun and thinly sliced flskesteg, which is a classic pork roast with a crunchy skin. It is often served with red cabbage that has been stewed, pickles, mustard, ketchup, or mayonnaise. Flskestegssandwich is a popular street food that is often sold at traditional hot dog stands and fast food restaurants.
12. Porchetta Sandwich
Porchetta is a traditional Italian boneless pork roast that tastes great on its own, but it tastes even better when it is put between two pieces of bread to make a juicy sandwich. You can add toppings like cheese, vegetables, or sauces to the basic form, which is made with crunchy caramelized skin, soft, juicy pork, and crusty bread.
But people who want to taste the full flavor of porchetta often skip the fancy additions and just use a little olive oil, salt, and pepper.
13. Mettbrötchen
Mettbrotchen is a type of sandwich made from a fresh German bread roll called a brother and raw pork bits called mett. The bread roll is cut into pieces, and then a layer of meat, which is generally seasoned with salt and pepper and topped with raw onion slices, is spread on top.
This sandwich is a common breakfast food in Germany, especially in the north of the country. Mittwoch is a German word that means “Wednesday.” On that day, people eat mettbrotchen.
14. Torta ahogada
Guadalajara’s most famous sandwich is the torta ahogada, which is made of a salted bun that is crunchy on the outside and soft on the inside. The bun is filled with pork and dipped in a hot salsa made of vinegar, cumin, and chile de árbol pepper. The sandwich is then filled with onions, a mild tomato-garlic sauce, and a squeeze of lime juice.
It was made for the first time in the early 1900s, and today you can find small stands selling it on street corners and in busy urban areas.
15. Breakfast Sandwich
A breakfast sandwich is any kind of sandwich that has foods that are usually eaten for breakfast, like smoked meats, eggs, cheese, and different kinds of bread. Before breakfast sandwiches became popular in the U.S., they were often eaten by factory workers in London in the 1800s. They were called “bap sandwiches” after the soft, often old rolls that were filled with fried eggs, crispy bacon, and melted cheese.
During the industrial revolution, the breakfast sandwich with eggs, green peppers, onions, and ham became famous in the United States. It was a common food for blue-collar workers, and the first recipe for it was written in a cookbook in 1897.
16. Medianoche
A tasty Cuban sandwich called a “Medianoche” is made with roasted pork, ham, Swiss cheese, and pickles. The dough for the bread is sweet and soft, like the dough for Jewish challah. The name of the sandwich, which means “midnight,” comes from the fact that it is usually eaten late at night, usually after a big night of dancing in dance clubs.
The only difference between Medianoche and the famous Cubano sandwich is the kind of bread that is used to make it. At first, the sandwich was always made in a press. It is thought that late-night workers in Havana created the first medianoche around the year 1900.
17. Italian Sandwich
American Italian sandwiches are made with a long roll of bread packed with provolone cheese, salami, mortadella, ham, and condiments like tomatoes, olives, pickles, and onions. People think that the first Italian sandwich was made by an Italian cook named Giovanni Amato in Portland, Maine, in the year 1899.
He first made it as a cheap, portable lunch for people who worked on roads, but it has become so famous that it is now a staple in many stores and sandwich shops in Maine.
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