Chocolate sandwich

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A Chocolate sandwich is a sandwich with a chocolate filling. Sliced chocolate wafers are a popular option - some people use cheese graters to make making chocolate sandwiches more convenient. Melted chocolate and grated chocolate sandwiches are an alternative for those who want a chocolaty meal.

A popular combination in the United States is a chocolate sandwich on a kaiser roll, bagel, or biscuit, with the option of some sort of cream (whipping cream, custard, or chantilly cream), making a breakfast sandwich. In Scotland, another variation is a fried chocolate sandwich.^[1]

In Israel, chocolate sauce is spread on a slice of bread and eaten, much as one in the United States might eat a peanut butter sandwich.