Three Japanese Sandos With the Fluffiest Milk Bread
Source: New York Times
In an era of rampant language baby-ification — “delulu" for confidently delusional, “stimmy” for stimulus check, “bb” for baby — one might forget that sando isn’t a cutesy shorthand for the word sandwich. It is, in fact, the Japanese word for sandwich, shortened from sandoitchi, itself one of many “loan words” from English and other languages. And it usually only applies to a specific category of sandwiches…
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