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Using fresh bread with a thick-crust is recommended for sandwiches with moist fillings to prevent sogginess.
True
Examples of spreads that add creaminess to sandwiches include ketchup and soy sauce.
False
Fillings like lettuce and tomato can add crunchiness, freshness, and moisture to sandwiches.
True
Toasting the bread has no effect on preventing sandwiches from getting soggy.
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Using a blunt knife to cut bread for sandwiches will help maintain their shape and size.
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Using stale bread is recommended for sandwiches with moist fillings to prevent sogginess.
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A spread should overflow outside the sandwich to ensure it is adequately covered.
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Fillings like shredded cabbage can be used in place of lettuce and tomato in sandwiches.
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Toasting the bread can help prevent sandwiches from becoming soggy.
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A dull knife is preferred when cutting bread for sandwiches to maintain their shape and size.
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Slices of fruits and vegetables can be used as colorful garnishing for sandwiches.
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Mayonnaise, butter, and cream cheese can be used to seal wet sandwich fillings.
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Using ciabatta bread is recommended for sandwiches with moist fillings to prevent sogginess.
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