Sandwich day

Make dad proud on his special day with these fun, easy-to-put-together Father's Day Portrait Toasts. He will LOVE the thought & creativity behind them!

Pinwheel sandwiches are here with their totally retro swirls, ready to be packed into lunchboxes, piled onto game day spreads, or eaten as an afternoon snack.

Turkey croissant sandwiches are delicious and versatile sandwiches that combine a croissant's buttery, flaky goodness with the savory flavor of sliced turkey.

Brighten your day with Japanese Fruit Sandwich! These fun and colorful Fruit Sando have fresh whipped cream with strawberries, oranges, and kiwis tucked between slices of pillowy Japanese milk bread. Bursting with juicy fresh fruit, they're a perfect breakfast or snack.

These healthy meals for kids will make lunchtime exciting again. We hope your family will enjoy these lunch box ideas and delicious snacks for kids. Make it fun and have your children help you prepare the lunches for the week ahead.

Layered with ham, bologna and Deli American and topped with Italian dressing, lettuce and tomatoes, this sandwich will have you dreaming of a NYC deli.

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November 3 is National Sandwich Day. I was curious about the history of sandwiches, so did a little reading. Legend has it that sandwiches were invented by John Montague, the Earl of Sandwich, in England in 1765. He was a British statesman who often ate at his desk. The first reference to sandwiches in America is in the cookbook Directions for Cookery by Eliza Leslie (1836). The cookbook included a recipe for a ham sandwich. Sandwiches truly became popular in the United States in the 1900's…

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Sandwiches are one of the most infinitely versatile foods in the world. Basics like the PB&J or ham and cheese are a starting point, but there are so many more ingredients that you can stick between two pieces of bread.