BLT

or B.L.T.

, plural BLTs.

1. a bacon, lettuce, and tomato sandwich.

Word History and Origins

Origin of BLT¹

First recorded in 1950–55

Example Sentences

He couldn’t have chosen a worse example to make his case: The price of a BLT was destined to jump around now regardless of whether Trump or President Biden were in office.

From Los Angeles Times

On a recent Saturday, I picked up arguably the best BLT I have ever eaten.

From Seattle Times

Because a classic BLT is so hard to beat, she didn’t want to try to replicate one with any kind of processed, plant-based alternative.

From Washington Times

Diced bell peppers and jalapenos are combined in an apple cider vinegar syrup that Turkell says is great on a cheese board or even a BLT.

From Salon

She immediately jumped in her car and drove 3½ hours to have one last BLT.

From Washington Post