Anatomy of a sandwich
What is the purpose of a spread on a sandwich?
To create a barrier between the base and filling.
A thick, buttery crust in a deep pan, layered with cheese, toppings, and chunky sauce on top.
Chicago Deep-Dish
Sourdough
Grilled cheeses
What is believed to be the most contravercle topping?
Pineapple
Big Mac
McDonalds
What is an example of a filling?
Protein, cheese, vegetable
Large, thin, foldable slices with a crispy edge
New-York style
Focaccia
Italian-style deli sandwiches
Most popular singular topping?
pepperoni
Whopper
Burger King
T or F: base, filling, spread, and garnish, are all essential parts to a sandwich.
False (Garnishes are optional, not essential)
Thin, cracker-like crust with Provel cheese (a processed blend) and cut into squares.
St. Louis style
Rye
Reuben
What are the three classic toppings on a Margherita pizza that represent the Italian flag?
Mozzarella (white), Tomatoes (red), and Basil (green).
Shakeburger
Shake Shack
When referring to a sandwich: What is the base?
The bread
Pan-baked with a thick, chewy crust, often with feta, olives, spinach, and peppers.
Greek style
Pita
Stuffed pocket sandwiches
What is the "gum line" on a pizza?
The gooey, undercooked layer of dough between the base and the toppings.
Jumbo Jack
Jack in the box
What is a garnish?
Adds flavor, texture, and or appearance.
Known for gourmet, non-traditional toppings like fresh, unusual ingredients.
California style
Ciabatta
Paninis
T or F: 50% of Americans love pineapple on their pizza
False (it's more like 20%)
Cheese Champ
rallys/checkers