The Up-to-Date Sandwich Book

Four hundred ways to make a sandwich, catalogued in 1909 — from oyster and nasturtium to the After the Ball.

About the Book

1909Published
Eva Greene FullerAuthor
421Sandwiches

Eva Greene Fuller's The Up-to-Date Sandwich Book appeared in Chicago in 1909, from A. C. McClurg & Co. Its promise is on the title page: 400 ways to make a sandwich.

The sandwiches march in nine regiments — fish, egg, salad, meat, cheese, nut, sweet, miscellaneous and canapés — from workaday ham and oyster through nasturtium sandwiches and other Edwardian curiosities.

This edition is built from a dual-engine reading of the original pages, checked against the scans.

This site reproduces the complete text of the original 1909 edition, digitized page by page from the original printing. The book is in the public domain.

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