sando

American  

[san-doh] / ˈsæn doʊ /

noun

1. a Japanese-style sandwich made with soft, crustless white bread and sweet or savory fillings.

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Example Sentences

Even when he couldn’t get anyone to buy them, Steve Sando believed everyone who tasted his dried beans would love them.

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And the biggest winner in the booming economy of beans is Rancho Gordo, which Sando founded back when his product was better known as the butt of jokes.

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Sando, the company’s 65-year-old owner and chief executive, was a fan of beans even before he was fanatical about them.

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“I remember eating my first bowl,” Sando once wrote, “and thinking I’d just tasted my future.”

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One of those customers was a chef with a special appreciation for fresh ingredients who was so impressed by Sando’s dozen beans that he put some on the menu at his local restaurant.

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