Sentence examples for sandwich stuff from inspiring English sources
"sandwich stuff" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
It refers to the ingredients or filling of a sandwich. Example: "I went to the store to buy some sandwich stuff for a picnic with my friends."
As to the sandwich, stuff shoved between bread existed long before the Earl of Sandwich demanded something portable to be brought to him (by legend at the gaming table, but probably at his desk; he was a notorious workaholic).
You can add regular sandwich stuff like ham and lettuce.
You can buy a cooler and a weeks worth of sandwich stuff for around 25-35 dollars.
So this is also the kind of izakaya where you can order a grilled cheese sandwich stuffed with foie gras, garnished with cucumbers pickled in rice-wine vinegar.
My roasted red pepper gazpacho and a club sandwich stuffed inside a very thin crêpe were excellent, at $12.50, including a Coke.
One definition of a hero, Robert Cuccioli points out in his genially grandiose cabaret show "Hero," is a long, oversize sandwich stuffed with salami and cheese.
Even at a time when fancy sandwich stuffs are imbued with social symbolism, avocado toast remains a cultural cipher, a new lunchtime icon with a hazy past.
Mr. Metcalfe would often arrive at a store on Sunday evening to cook 25 chickens for the next day's sandwich stuffing.
At once a musical within a musical, a thriller, a backstage drama, and a romance, it is the narrative equivalent of a Dagwood sandwich, stuffed with relish and a lot of ham.
The salad ($10 a pound), made from fresh tuna, is first rate for filling a sandwich, stuffing a late-season tomato or piling onto toast points for a quick hors d'oeuvre.
Recommended dishes -- Island Wrap, grilled vegetable sandwich, stuffed chicken wings, smoked salmon rose, shrimp and portobello napoleon, spinach and watercress salad, duck confit with ravioli, grilled pork chops, tilapia en papillote.
