The 15 Most Legendary Sandwiches in the United States-- Part 2:

8.  French Dip, Los Angeles, California  (Sure liked the ones at Hackney's in Lake Zurich, Illinois.)

9.  Pulled Pork BBQ, the Carolinas    (Few things better than Carolina 'Cue.)

10.  Monte Crisco  (Sure miss those Bennigan's montes.)

11.  Sloppy Joe

12.  Muffuletta, New Orleans, Louisiana  (More tastes than you can measure.  A real garbage sandwich.)

13.  Gyro

14.  Philly Cheesesteak, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

15.  Peanut Butter & Jelly  (I sure had a few of these growing up.)

Still Hongry.  --DaCoot

The 15 Most Legendary Sandwiches in the United States-- Part 1: Italian Beef

From April 2024 My Pure Plants US by Nandor Barta.

1.  Po' Boy, New Orleans, Louisiana  (especially a shrimp po' boy.  But any old po' boy will do.)

2.  Cuban Sandwich, Miami, Florida

3.  Reuben Sandwich

4.  Lobster Roll, New England  (The first time I saw a lobster roll sandwich Liz and I were in Maine on vacation.  A McDonald's had it listed.  I didn't get it though, as I figured if that McDonald's had it then the ones back home would have it.  Plus, we were enjoying the lobster pounds too much in Maine.  Sadly, when I got home, I found out a McDonald's lobster roll was just a regional thing.  But, I have since had one.  Boy did I miss out in Maine.)

5.  Italian Beef, Chicago, Illinois

6,  BLT

7.  Grilled Cheese  (Well, only if you have a nice hot bowl of tomato soup to dip it in.)

Mighty Hongry.  --Cooter