Sandwich Glossary A-B


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The Sandwich Glossary A-B gives you words and terms that have to do with this perfect, portable meal. It can be as simple or as complex as you like. You can take it to work for lunch or eat it for breakfast or dinner.

The list below contains sandwiches, ingredients, and terms we have found so far that begin with A or B. You can add to the list as well. We've added a form at the end where you can add a term and the definition of a word that we haven't listed.

It would be really great if our international visitors could add words that relate as well. Pretty soon we'll have a fun resource.

Sandwich Glossary A-B

A

Aioli (France) - A creamy garlic-infused mayonnaise
  • Aioli (France) - A creamy garlic-infused mayonnaise often used as a flavorful sandwich spread.  
  • Alambre Torta (Mexico) - A hearty sandwich filled with alambre (grilled meat with peppers, onions, and cheese) on a bolillo roll.  
  • Alfalfa Sprouts (Global) - Crunchy sprouts often added to vegetarian sandwiches for a fresh, healthy touch.  
  • Almuerzo Sandwich (Spain) - A simple sandwich of crusty bread filled with cured meats like jamón or chorizo, often eaten for a midday snack.  
  • Ambrosia Chicken Salad Sandwich (United States) - A sweet and savory sandwich with chicken salad mixed with fruits like pineapple and mandarin oranges.  
  • Anchovy Panini (Italy) - A pressed sandwich featuring anchovies, fresh tomatoes, and melted cheese.  
  • Andouille Sausage Po’ Boy (United States, Louisiana) - A Cajun-inspired sandwich with spicy andouille sausage served in a French baguette.  
  • Anpan Sandwich (Japan) - A unique take on the traditional sweet anpan (bean paste bun) served with savory fillings.  
  • Antipasto Wrap (Italy) - A wrap inspired by Italian antipasto platters, including cured meats, cheese, olives, and peppers.
Apfelkäse Sandwich (Germany) - A sweet sandwich with thinly sliced apples and soft cheese
  • Apfelkäse Sandwich (Germany) - A sweet sandwich with thinly sliced apples and soft cheese like camembert on rye bread.  
  • Apple and Brie Croissant Sandwich (France) - A flaky croissant filled with tart apple slices and creamy brie cheese.  
  • Apple Butter Grilled Cheese (United States) - A grilled cheese with a sweet and tangy twist, featuring apple butter and sharp cheddar.  
  • Arayes (Middle East) - Pita bread stuffed with spiced ground beef or lamb, grilled until crispy.  
  • Argentine Choripán (Argentina) - A grilled sausage sandwich served with chimichurri sauce on a crusty roll.  
  • Artichoke and Spinach Wrap (United States) - A vegetarian wrap with creamy artichoke dip and fresh spinach leaves.  
  • Asadero Cheese Quesadilla (Mexico) - A sandwich-like dish with asadero cheese melted inside a tortilla.  
  • Asian Chicken Banh Mi (Vietnam) - A Vietnamese baguette sandwich filled with marinated chicken, pickled veggies, and spicy mayo.  
  • Avo Smash Sandwich (Australia) - A trendy sandwich featuring smashed avocado, feta, and chili flakes on sourdough bread.
  • Avocado and Egg Sandwich (Global) - A breakfast favorite with creamy avocado and a soft or fried egg on toast.  
  • Avocado Reuben (United States) - A vegetarian twist on the classic Reuben with avocado replacing the corned beef.
  • Avocado Torta (Mexico) - A Mexican sandwich with slices of avocado, refried beans, and fresh veggies in a bolillo roll.
  • Ayam Percik Wrap (Malaysia) - A wrap filled with flavorful grilled chicken marinated in spicy coconut milk.  
  • Azerbaijani Qutab Sandwich (Azerbaijan) - Thin, stuffed flatbread filled with herbs, cheese, or meat, resembling a folded sandwich.  
  • Azuki Bean Dessert Sandwich (Japan) - Sweet azuki bean paste spread between slices of bread or in a pastry.  
  • Azteca Chicken Panini (Mexico-inspired) - A panini with chicken, chipotle mayo, and melted cheese, inspired by Aztec flavors.  

You've reached the end of the A's for the Sandwich Glossary A-B. Read on for the B's.

Here's another version of a sandwich glossary on a site called The Nibble. (Link will open a new window).

B

  • Bacon Sandwich (United Kingdom) - A classic sandwich with crispy bacon on buttered bread, often served with ketchup or brown sauce.  
  • Bagel (Poland/United States) - A round, dense bread with a chewy texture, often used for sandwiches with various fillings like smoked salmon or cream cheese.  
  • Baguette Sandwich (France) - A crusty French baguette filled with meats, cheeses, and fresh vegetables.
Baked Bean Toastie (United Kingdom) - A toasted sandwich filled with baked beans
  • Baked Bean Toastie (United Kingdom) - A toasted sandwich filled with baked beans, perfect for a quick and comforting snack.  
  • Baloney Sandwich (United States) - A simple sandwich featuring slices of baloney (bologna sausage) on soft bread with mustard or mayo.  
  • Banh Mi (Vietnam) - A Vietnamese baguette sandwich with pickled vegetables, marinated meats, and fresh herbs, often accompanied by pate and spicy mayo.  
  • Barbecue Pulled Pork Sandwich (United States) - Slow-cooked pulled pork with barbecue sauce, served on a bun, often with coleslaw. 
  • Barros Jarpa - (Chile) Melted cheese and fried ham.
  • Barros Luco - (Chile) Melted cheese and thin fried beef.
  • Bauru - (Brazil) Melted cheese and roast beef. 
  • Bavarian Pretzel Sandwich (Germany) - A sandwich made with soft Bavarian pretzel bread, filled with cold cuts, cheese, or mustard.  
  • Bean Burger (Global) - A vegetarian burger made from beans and spices, served on a bun with typical burger toppings.  
  • Beef on Weck (United States) - A regional sandwich from Buffalo, New York, featuring roast beef on a kummelweck roll.  
  • Beef Shawarma Wrap (Middle East) - Thinly sliced marinated beef served with tahini, pickles, and veggies in a flatbread wrap.  
  • Belgian Mitraillette (Belgium) - A hefty sandwich made with fries, meat (like sausage or hamburger), and sauce in a baguette.  
  • BLT (United States) - A classic sandwich with bacon, lettuce, and tomato, typically served on toasted bread with mayo.  
  • Bocadillo (Spain) - A traditional Spanish sandwich made with a baguette-style bread, filled with ham, cheese, or omelet.  
  • Boerewors Roll (South Africa) - A sandwich with grilled boerewors sausage in a hot dog bun, often served with chutney or tomato relish.  
  • Bolillo Roll (Mexico) - A type of crusty roll often used for tortas (Mexican sandwiches) with a variety of fillings.  
  • Boston Brown Bread (United States) - A sweet, dense bread often served with cream cheese or used in sandwiches for a unique flavor.  
  • Breakfast Burrito (United States/Mexico-inspired) - A tortilla filled with scrambled eggs, cheese, and toppings like bacon or sausage, wrapped into a sandwich-like form.
  • Breakfast Roll - (UK/Ireland) Meats, butter and sauces on a bread roll.
  • Breville - (UK) Australia, South Africa) A sealed toasted sandwich made in a specially designed sandwich toaster.
  • Brie and Apple Sandwich (France) - A gourmet sandwich featuring creamy brie cheese and tart apple slices on crusty bread.  
  • Brisket Sandwich (United States) - Slow-smoked beef brisket served with barbecue sauce on a bun or roll.  
  • Broodje Haring (Netherlands) - A sandwich with raw herring, onions, and pickles served on a soft roll.
Brown Betty Sandwich
  • Brown Betty Sandwich (United States) - A dessert-like sandwich with apple slices, cinnamon sugar, and cream cheese on toasted bread.  
  • Buffalo Chicken Sandwich (United States) - Spicy buffalo chicken breast served with lettuce, tomato, and ranch or blue cheese dressing on a bun.  
  • Bulgogi Wrap (Korea) - A wrap featuring Korean marinated beef, fresh veggies, and a savory sauce, rolled in flatbread.
  • Bun Kabab - (Pakistan) Spicy patty, onions, and chutney on a bun.
  • Butter Chicken Sandwich (India) - A sandwich filled with tender chicken cooked in a creamy, spiced butter sauce, served in naan or flatbread.
  • Butterbrot - (Germany) Buttered bread.

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