Barry Enderwick

Yeah, sandwiches. So what you're referencing is something called tea sandwiches. The other thing to consider is that sandwiches weren't always intended as the end all be all of a meal. They were part of a there were a course within a larger meal.

And so you have these diminutive sandwiches that are small and very minimal in their ingredients, you know, and not very hearty because they're not intended to actually fill you up. They're meant to accompany tea or to be sort of like a whet your appetite before we bring out the goose kind of thing. Why is a club sandwich called a club sandwich?

And so you have these diminutive sandwiches that are small and very minimal in their ingredients, you know, and not very hearty because they're not intended to actually fill you up. They're meant to accompany tea or to be sort of like a whet your appetite before we bring out the goose kind of thing. Why is a club sandwich called a club sandwich?

And so you have these diminutive sandwiches that are small and very minimal in their ingredients, you know, and not very hearty because they're not intended to actually fill you up. They're meant to accompany tea or to be sort of like a whet your appetite before we bring out the goose kind of thing. Why is a club sandwich called a club sandwich?

Contrary to popular belief, it just evolved out of clubhouses in the late 1800s, early 1900s. Some people tend to think it's like chicken and lettuce under bread or something like that, and it's unfortunately no. It's clubhouses. And it's funny to see them emerge in the late 1800s and early 1900s and how varied they were relative to now.

Contrary to popular belief, it just evolved out of clubhouses in the late 1800s, early 1900s. Some people tend to think it's like chicken and lettuce under bread or something like that, and it's unfortunately no. It's clubhouses. And it's funny to see them emerge in the late 1800s and early 1900s and how varied they were relative to now.

Contrary to popular belief, it just evolved out of clubhouses in the late 1800s, early 1900s. Some people tend to think it's like chicken and lettuce under bread or something like that, and it's unfortunately no. It's clubhouses. And it's funny to see them emerge in the late 1800s and early 1900s and how varied they were relative to now.

Like some would have four slices of bread, some would have turkey, some would have chicken, some would have turkey and chicken. So it was pretty interesting. Well, what is the definition of a club sandwich? I don't know if there's a hard and fast definition, but I think you have to have at least three slices of bread. You have to have bacon. You have to have turkey or chicken.

Like some would have four slices of bread, some would have turkey, some would have chicken, some would have turkey and chicken. So it was pretty interesting. Well, what is the definition of a club sandwich? I don't know if there's a hard and fast definition, but I think you have to have at least three slices of bread. You have to have bacon. You have to have turkey or chicken.

Like some would have four slices of bread, some would have turkey, some would have chicken, some would have turkey and chicken. So it was pretty interesting. Well, what is the definition of a club sandwich? I don't know if there's a hard and fast definition, but I think you have to have at least three slices of bread. You have to have bacon. You have to have turkey or chicken.

But it can be, you know, open to interpretation. I just had a club sandwich at Fuller's Coffee Shop in Portland, and they did it with chicken salad, which I had not had before, and it was delicious.

But it can be, you know, open to interpretation. I just had a club sandwich at Fuller's Coffee Shop in Portland, and they did it with chicken salad, which I had not had before, and it was delicious.

But it can be, you know, open to interpretation. I just had a club sandwich at Fuller's Coffee Shop in Portland, and they did it with chicken salad, which I had not had before, and it was delicious.

Well, I know that the first mention of that in print was in the Boston Cooking School magazine in 1901. The original sandwich was a piece of bread, peanut butter, another piece of bread, jelly, and then another piece of bread, which actually was pretty tasty. That was kind of a nice change up on the regular peanut butter and jelly, but that's the first mention in print of peanut butter and jelly.

Well, I know that the first mention of that in print was in the Boston Cooking School magazine in 1901. The original sandwich was a piece of bread, peanut butter, another piece of bread, jelly, and then another piece of bread, which actually was pretty tasty. That was kind of a nice change up on the regular peanut butter and jelly, but that's the first mention in print of peanut butter and jelly.

Well, I know that the first mention of that in print was in the Boston Cooking School magazine in 1901. The original sandwich was a piece of bread, peanut butter, another piece of bread, jelly, and then another piece of bread, which actually was pretty tasty. That was kind of a nice change up on the regular peanut butter and jelly, but that's the first mention in print of peanut butter and jelly.

Oh, sure. You get a little sweet. You get a little nuttiness. It's super easy. It doesn't go bad in your lunch bag as it sits there for hours. And it's tasty. To me, a peanut butter and jelly sandwich when I was a kid is almost like getting candy because it was so good.

Oh, sure. You get a little sweet. You get a little nuttiness. It's super easy. It doesn't go bad in your lunch bag as it sits there for hours. And it's tasty. To me, a peanut butter and jelly sandwich when I was a kid is almost like getting candy because it was so good.

Oh, sure. You get a little sweet. You get a little nuttiness. It's super easy. It doesn't go bad in your lunch bag as it sits there for hours. And it's tasty. To me, a peanut butter and jelly sandwich when I was a kid is almost like getting candy because it was so good.

Yeah, it's hard to pinpoint an exact origin on that. I just recorded yesterday something called a cheese dream sandwich, and it was from a cookbook in 1912. It was basically a grilled cheese sandwich. It wasn't called a grilled cheese sandwich, but that's basically what it was.