To protect the sandwich that was not included in the final version of the GOST for Russian cuisine. Of course, the name of this dish is of German origin, but the sandwich came to Russia during the time of the progressive reformer Peter the Great, which in itself restores the foreign roots of such a snack. The sandwich is also supported by a version of the invention of the distinguished astronomer Nicolaus Copernicus, who became famous as the initiator of the world's heliocentric architecture, in which the Earth revolves around the Sun, and not the other way around. Finally, in the poem of the same name by Corny Chukovsky, it is said that "at our gates, behind the mountain, lives a sausage sandwich". Writing this poem more than a century ago, the classic of children's literature seemed to predict a sharp turn in the fortunes of the national sandwich.
“Sandwich, madman, don't go out of the gate, but if you go, you'll be lost, end up in Moore's mouth! ", warned the poet on behalf of the teacups, who were sad, and turned to the sandwich, screamed and howled.