The best sandwiches in America

New York Post ^ | January 9, 2017 | By Lauren Rothman

[RegulatorCountry]

It wasn’t bad until I was told what it was. Can’t enjoy it now.

[mylife]

Try cream cheese, raspberry preserves and chipotle.

Its like a party in yer mouth.

[kalee]

Yes!!!!! Tomatoes should be freshly picked from the garden and still warm from the sun!

[kalee]

My husband used to eat tuna with grape jelly.

[mylife]

I like it

[niteowl77]

Don’t forget about our Fried Pork Tenderloin sandwiches here in Iowa.

The first sandwich I have any real memory of is the fried pork tenderloins (not breaded) that my grandmother made. Grandma was a farmer's daughter and had worked through the depression as a cook in a small-town Iowa "diner." That woman could sling a pork tenderloin, and she swore by lard. Grandma was a character.

(She lived to be 99, and none of her children came within ten years of that. The lard never did get her, though a hospital-related infection finally did.)

[mylife]

Everything was cooked in lard

Praise the Lard!

[mylife]

And oh my FRiends, the Bahn Mi is a work of art and dirt cheap!!

So So good

[Fightin Whitey]

Supersized!

[niteowl77]

Everything was cooked in lard

Praise the Lard!

I grew up in a house where lard was considered wicked, but both of my grandmothers were believers. "Lardites," if you will.

[mylife]

Rather hard to find these days but in parts of Ohio,Penn,WV Ky you can still find Isaly's BBQ Chip Chopped Ham.

My Indian SIL adores it.

[mylife]

Like you my great granny lived till the late 90’s and cooked everything in lard

[mylife]

Soul cookin?

Yeah its alright

[kalee]

Search for Irish try Pennsylvania Dutch. Scrapple is the last food they eat.

[kalee]

Yes, cream cheese and pepper jelly! I love it!

[mylife]

☺

[mylife]

Well I eat it LOL

[mylife]

pingy

[Mears]

“Miracle Whip ? Seriously ?”

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That’s the way I feel.

My late mother-in-law loved it and my husband grew up on it.

I switched him to Hellman’s———quickly.

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[faithhopecharity]

Ive always heard wonderful things about Katz. alas have never been able to try it but it sure sounds good!

for me now, its PB&J most of the time, alas I do not normally find it possible or prudent to spend $20 on a sandwich, no matter how good it is