Cook bacon in a pan until crispy, then set it aside and keep just a little of the fat. Toast three slices of bread in that same pan until golden and slightly crunchy.
Spread mayo on each slice, then start stacking—crispy bacon first, followed by fresh lettuce and thick tomato slices with a pinch of salt and pepper. Add the second slice of bread, then repeat another layer of bacon, lettuce, and tomato.
Top with the final slice, press it down gently, then slice through—layers hold together while that bacon crunch and juicy tomato hit all at once.
WC” stands for Water Closet
The term comes from 19th-century Britain, when indoor toilets that used running water were introduced.
Water = refers to the flushing system
Closet = a small enclosed roomSo originally, it meant a small room with a flushing toilet.
Today, “WC” is commonly used on public restroom signs in many European countries, especially in United Kingdom, France, and Germany.