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National Sandwich Day

The day of the sandwich. The story behind the invention of the sandwich – John Montagu, the fourth Earl of Sandwich, requested a meal he could eat without interrupting a long gambling binge. In order to  help Mr. Montagu, the cook served him meat between two slices of bread at the card table.

When is National Sandwich Day?

November 3rd. A fun, food holiday.

How to Celebrate the holiday:

  • Bring your favorite sandwich to work or school
  • Try a new sandwich today
  • Companies frequently run specials today – so be on the lookout for a good deal today
  • Invite your friends to bring their favorite sandwiches, have a party and share the food
  • Buy your favorite cold cuts, make an amazing sandwich and send it to school with the kids or bring it to work

National Sandwich Day Trivia/Facts:

  • Turkey, ham and roast beef are among the favorite sandwiches for American people to bring to lunch
  • Legend says, John Montagu, the fourth Earl of Sandwich, requested a meal he could eat without interrupting a long gambling binge. The house cook served him meat between two slices of bread at the card table and so the sandwich was invented.
  • Be prepared if you like to bring lunch – bring leftovers
  • You can save as much as $25 a week when you bring lunch every day

Popular Social Media Hashtags:

#nationalsandwichday #sandwichday

Famous People who celebrate their Birthday on November 3rd:

  • Kendall Jenner – Super Model, Part of the Kardashian clan
  • Colin Kaepernick – Former NFL Football player
  • Charles Bronson – Actor
  • Anna Wintour – Fashion Editor at Vogue Magazine
  • Roseanne Baar – Comedian
  • Phil Simms – Former NFL Player

Other days to celebrate in November includeDaylight Saving Day, Nachos Day, Candy Day and many more. Check out all the holidays in November right here!

 

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