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tuna sandwich fix ♣️♦️♥️♠️

A quick hunger fix that's easy to make, yet packs a flavor bomb.


Ingredients:
1 can tuna, drained
1 onion, minced
1/4 cucumber, diced
1 apple diced or sliced
1 carrot, minced (optional*)
Salt
Pepper
Mayonnaise
Red chili flakes

Buttered bread

Steps:
Cheese spread**
     1 cup cheese, grated
      1 type or a mix of varied cheese
      Milk, water

Saute the tuna in onion & carrots*.
Set aside to cool.
Once cool, add the other ingredients.
Cover & chill in serve until ready to serve.
Toast the bread.

In a small pan, melt the grated cheese.
Add milk and water. Mix well.
It should be sticky spread consistency.

Serve tuna spread, cheese spread, and warm butter bread, with chips or salsa on the side.

Enjoy !

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❓ Trivia
why is it "sand"wich???  Was there sand in the origins of this food?

Answer: 
Fortunately, not. No gritty sand particles whatsoever. 
Sandwich was popularized in the district called "Sandwich" in Kent, England, by John Montagu, 4th Earl of Sandwich. 
It was said that he did not want to leave the gaming table, so ordered food in the form of meat between 2 slices of bread. 
I would imagine many other players followed suit!  Thus, the rise to fame of this handy food. 
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