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I dislike most cheesy things, I am however of the opinion that Peppridge Farm Goldfish may be the work of a divine entity.

What are cheetos hot fries?

I dislike most cheesy things

I was referring to the Cheetos. I've never had the hot fries.

Normal Cheetos in excess will make me sick. By that I mean eating a whole bag. I don't mind eating a couple of them. I rarely eat chips anyways. So it's a good treat to have.

I've never had the hot fries.

Cheedos' are good, but the puffs are my favorite. And to keep this post on topic, I used to make 'Cheedos'-Puffs-and-Peanut-Butter' sammiches. When I was 4, so it was good to me back then. I think I may have killed off a few tastebuds though...

This man has left quite a legacy.

....I'm going to have to ask you a very important question. What on Earth are you talking about?

The legacy of The Fourth Earl of Sandwich... He was quite the card shark.

His real name was John Montagu. So why did he call it the sandwich?

The Earl was playing cards. He was hungry, and asked for a slice of meat. However, he didn't wan't the cards to become soiled from his hands after touching the sliced meat. So, he asked for the slices of meat to be put between two slices of bread, so he could eat and play cards at the same time.

Being nobility, the food soon became quite popular, and was named after John Montagu's Earldom.

Hence, the 'Sandwich' was born.

The name "sandwich" sounds incredibly unappetizing.

Everyone has heard of the sandwich, but John Montagu's name has been lost for the most part. He should have called it, "the Montagu."

He should have called it, "the Montagu."

I mentioned John Montagu being the fourth Earl of Sandwich. I suppose since he was primarily know by the peerage title he inherited (Pfft.. aristocratic nobles) it'd be better to name it the "Sandwich".

Sandwich = Sand + Witch. Not exactly appetizing, especially to someone from the middle ages, where they actually DID believe in witches.

Sandwich, Kent. Does it actually have anything to do with witches? Greenwich, Ipswich, Northwich, Nantwich, Middlewich.. Sandwich.