In 2004, a grilled cheese sandwich was sold at an auction for $28, 000. Why was it so expensive?
It was believed to have an image of the Virgin Mary on it.
It contained cheese made by Queen Victoria's private chef.
It was rescued from the Titanic.
It once belonged to Albert EInstein.
What do you call this part of the bread-making process?
knitting the dough
needling the dough
kneading the dough
canoodling the dough
If you suffered from Artophobia, which part of a sandwich would terrify you the most?
mayonnaise
bread
butter
cheese
What verb describes this action, a vital part of making a sandwich?
spreading
sprinkling
swiping
slicing
The sandwich was named after Lord Sandwich, who was often so busy _____ that he didn't have time to stop for dinner.
playing golf
fishing
shooting pigeons
gambling
Iran tried to get into the Guinness book of world records by making the world’s largest sandwich. Why did they fail?
A bus drove over it and squashed it
It was considered to be 'too healthy' to be a sandwich
It was stolen by a group of schoolchildren
People started eating the sandwich before it was finished
In 2003, a man in Belgium stole diamonds worth $100 million dollars from a bank vault. Why was he caught by the security guards??
He covered himself in butter, and he couldn't open the door.
He had made a mask out of ham, but his dog ate it.
He left a half-eaten sandwich at the scene of the crime.
One guard recognised him as Subway's Employee of the Month.
According to researchers at Newcastle University, the best sandwich filling to cure a hangover is ______
strawberry jam
smoked salmon
bacon
cheese and tomato
During World War 1, the United States Government tried to rename hamburgers as “_____ sandwiches” to promote patriotism.
victory
machine gun
liberty
soldier
The average American child will have eaten ____ peanut butter and jelly sandwiches before he/she graduates high school.
50000
10000
1500
500
______ used to be called the Sandwich Islands.
The Maldives
The Philippines
Great Britain
Hawaii
Which part of the bread is this?
the crust
the scuff
the chuff
the core
If you described Susan as being 'One sandwich short of a picnic', would you be suggesting that she is ____?
drunk
not very intelligent
in a really bad mood
very lazy
What do you call this classic British sandwich?
a chip butty
a potato puffer
a crispy dog
a French fry flirt
Sliced bread was invented in 1654.
True (even Shakespeare mentioned it)
False (it was only invented in the 20th century)
This is all that's left of Susan's sandwich! What do you call these tiny bits of bread?
crumbles
crumbs
cramps
cramples
