Aram sandwich
noun
lavosh bread spread with softened cream cheese and layered with meat, cheese, lettuce, etc. and rolled into a wrap sandwich; also called levant
examples
aram sandwiches are often refrigerated for several hours and then cut into one-inch thick slices for serving.
word origin
from an area of syria, where this may have originated
usage note
cooking
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