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Italian sandwich
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English
Etymology
The sandwich was invented in Portland, Maine, in 1903 by Giovanni Amato, an Italian-American baker.
Noun
en Q25004038 en US especially Maine A type of submarine sandwich consisting of Italian bread or French bread sliced lengthwise, filled with salami or ham with cheese and onion.
en Italian<id:Q25004038><qq:elliptically synonymous>
en Italian sub<id:Q25004038> Italian sub sandwich<id:Q25004038> Italian submarine sandwich<id:Q25004038>
en submarine sandwich<id:Q776904><qq:more there> < sandwich<id:Q28803> < food<id:Q2095>
en Q776904 en US loosely Any submarine sandwich.
en sandwich<id:Q28803> < food<id:Q2095>
Translations
type of sandwich
Finnish: fi täytetty sämpylä, often named according to the filling, see e.g. fi kinkkusämpylä
en terms derived from toponyms
en Sandwiches