Healthy sandwich product and method for preparation
OwnerAlbert Long Trinh, Dennis Sam Trinh +1inventors
InventorsAlbert Long Trinh, Dennis Sam Trinh, Toan Trinh
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OwnerAlbert Long Trinh, Dennis Sam Trinh +1inventors
InventorsAlbert Long Trinh, Dennis Sam Trinh, Toan Trinh
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New sandwich product, particularly a fast food sandwich product that contains appreciable amounts of salad ingredients, and to a salad insert suitable for use in such sandwich product to improve the diet of the consumer. The sandwich product can include a layer of a meat or protein portion with the layer of a wrapped salad portion that are placed on or enclosed between a bread portion. The wrapped salad portion uses an edible wrapper to enclose the salad ingredients. The edible wrapper can be an edible processed wrapper such as rice paper or soy paper, or an edible natural wrapper such as a lettuce leaf or cabbage leaf, or a combination thereof. An edible humectant can be used in the source of water used for moistening a dried sheet of a rice paper for improving the resistance to drying of a moistened rice paper. Salad dressing can be injected through the outer layer of the wrapped salad portion using a needle.
A wrapped salad portion comprising a heap of salad ingredients and a thin, edible natural wrapper enclosing the heap of salad ingredients, the wrapped salad portion having a form of a flattened mass having an approximately square form or an approximately round form, in the shape of a thick square or round patty, wherein the edible natural wrapper is selected from the group consisting of one or more of a lettuce leaf, an iceberg lettuce leaf, a cabbage leaf, and a combination thereof;
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A sandwich product combining a meat or protein portion layer and a wrapped salad portion layer comprising a wrapped salad portion,
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A method for preparing a wrapped salad portion, comprising the steps:
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