Barry Enderwick

Barry Enderwick, creator of the Sandwiches of History social accounts and author of a cookbook, dives into the unusual world of historic sandwiches. He shares the secrets behind his daily videos and revels in the odd ingredient combos of the 1958 Sophisticated Club. Barry discusses why old recipes captivate us and defends the hot dog's place as a sandwich. With fascinating global sandwich types and fan-generated combos, this chat is both delicious and thought-provoking, proving that sandwiches can tell the stories of history.

In a delightful discussion, sandwich expert Barry Enderwick shares the storied history of sandwiches, unraveling their evolution and debunking the myth of the Earl of Sandwich as their sole creator. He dives into unique flavor combinations and cultural variations, along with fun anecdotes from his culinary adventures. The conversation also transports listeners through our solar system, examining each planet's characteristics and pondering the existence of life beyond Earth, making for an entertaining blend of gastronomy and astronomy.

Ozoz Sokoh, Nigerian food writer who links sandwiches to colonial history and childhood memories. Barry Enderwick, recreator of historical sandwiches who explores trends across eras. Samira el Khafir, MasterChef Australia finalist who recalls Middle Eastern wraps and pita staples. Dr Annie Gray, British food historian who debunks sandwich myths and traces Victorian varieties. Josh Veasey, sandwich shop owner who talks menu hits and the economics of making sandwiches.