Sandwiches of History - The Settle Down (Part 2)

The Moon Under Water

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🗓️ 5 December 2022

⏱️ 27 minutes

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*This is part 2 of Sandwiches of History's episode. Though you are free to listen in whichever order you so desire we really do recommend listening to part 1 first or things might be slightly confusing*

We've all seen the familiar sight of a tray of sandwiches resting on the bar, wrapped up snugly in cling film, waiting to be devoured by anyone who seeks nourishment. But have you ever thought to yourself "Hmm, I wonder what sort of sandwich would be on the bar of a pub in 1856?" Well, you might be about to find out, because this weeks guest is an expert in all things butty. It's social media phenomenon and all round good egg Barry Enderwick... otherwise known as Sandwiches of History!

Barry his built up a huge social media following by creating sandwiches from the past and seeing if he can "plus" them up. His creations of often quite odd, but every now and then he'll find a gem. But aside from Sandwiches of History he also runs a whole host of accounts: @inthechipswithbarry, @barrysicecreamoclock, @barryiscookingagain and @craftbeerbarry. They're all wonderful, and hopefully his dream pub will be just as much of a delight!

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0:00.0	Thank you.
0:01.0	I'm Welcome back to the moon underwater and we are the bowels of the moon underwater, the beams of the ceiling are heaving under the sheer culinary social media output of this week's guest, Barry Endowick.
0:40.3	We know him as Barry from Sandwiches of History.
0:42.9	You may know him from Barry's ice cream o'clock.
0:48.2	Barry, craft beer, Barry, you also may know him as Barry.
0:54.1	You may know him as chips with Barry
0:56.4	or Barry's cooking again. Well, in the chips. In the chips. Yeah, I think I've got most of those wrong.
1:02.8	But basically, if there's something you like to eat or drink, Barry will have a social media
1:08.9	account dedicated to exploring that.
1:11.4	That might be an over-promise.
1:13.3	Before we return to Barry's dream pub, Robin, you set us a fantastic quiz on initialisms and acronyms.
1:21.0	A fantastic Q-U-I-Z.
1:23.6	Could you just clear up for our listeners the difference between an initialism and an acronym, please?
1:29.2	Well, I only know this from Alan Partridge, but an acronym, as I believe it, is one which you can, like, pronounce as a word, like NATO.
1:37.5	And an initialism is one where you actually have to pronounce the letters like CBGB.
1:41.8	Or IRA.
1:43.0	Yeah.
1:43.8	Weird choice, but fine.
1:46.9	Whereas if that were, if that were an acronym, it would be Ira. Yeah, or Ira, the name.
1:52.0	Or IRA, yeah. So there we go. Let's just move on from that. Question one was NATO. Barry,
1:59.5	what does NATO stand for? Do you know?
2:01.1	North Atlantic Treaty Organization.
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