Unique sandwiches around the world

24/02/2014

Steamed duck sandwich or sandwich with noodle filling are just two of the unique types of sandwiches. Bread has long been a familiar dish in many places. Depending on creativity and regional culture, bread is transformed into many different types. Below are 8 types of sandwiches considered to be the most unique in the world.

1. Yakisoba-pan Bread, Japan

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No one would think that Yakisoba noodles are the filling of this sandwich. Photo: Flickr

Yakisoba is the name of a popular Japanese fried noodle dish, but it is cleverly combined with bread to create a Japanese hambogo: Yakisoba pan. This bread dish with a unique filling made from Yakisoba noodles will surely satisfy those who love this delicious Japanese noodle dish.

2. Smorrebrod Bread, Denmark

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Smorrebrod bread has only one layer of bread underneath. Photo: Flickr

Also known as an open sandwich, Smorebrod is a classic dish loved by Danes and foreigners alike. This type of bread has only one layer of rye bread underneath with a variety of fillings such as seafood, smoked meat, etc. on top.

3. Potato Sandwich, UK

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Strange but not strange bread. Photo:Flickr

Known as a fast food, it is not surprising that potato sandwiches are a favorite dish in the UK. After being fried, the potato is placed between two layers of bread with delicious chili sauce. In some places in the UK, this sandwich is also served with bacon.

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4. Coffin Bread, Taiwan

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Coffin bread is very popular among Taiwanese youth. Photo:Taiwanese Food Culture

Coffin bread is a popular street food in Taiwan. It is a type of bread shaped like a box with a lid and filled with chicken, liver, shrimp, carrots, potatoes and milk, then baked until golden brown. Coffin bread is eaten with seafood sauce.

5. Torrilla Bread, Mexico

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Torrilla bread is flat like a plate. Photo:Peanutbutterandpeppers

Torrilla bread is a unique feature of Mexican cuisine. Although it is called bread, the torrilla is made from corn flour. The corn flour is mixed with water, seasoned with some spices, and then baked until golden brown. The bread is served with fillings such as salmon or minced pork.

6. Francesinha Bread, Portugal

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The cake is served with lots of sauce. Photo: Cinnamonlotus

Perhaps the Francesiha is the only sandwich in the world that comes in a plate with a lot of sauce covering it. This is a sandwich that is served with sausages, bacon and especially a sauce made from tomatoes, cheese and a little beer.

7. Bocadillo de tortilla de patata bread, Spain

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The unique filling of Bocadillo de tortilla de patata. Photo:Flickr

At first glance, Bocadillo de tortilla sandwiches look like regular sandwiches, but what makes them unique is the attractive filling. The filling is made from fried eggs with vegetables and fruits. Bocadillo de Tortilla sandwiches are sold on many streets in the beautiful country of Spain.

8. Duck Meat Sandwich, China

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Steamed bread has a rather unusual white color. Photo:New York. Serious Eats

Perhaps the duck meat sandwich is the only sandwich that is not baked but steamed. The bread is shaped into round pieces and steamed in a pot. The sandwich is sandwiched with duck meat and some raw vegetables and served with sweet sauce.

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