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A
club sandwich, also called a clubhouse sandwich, is a type of sandwich
which originated in the USA. It consists of:
• 3 slices of bread, often toasted
• 2 slices of Ham
• 2 slices of Turkey Breast
•
3 slices of crispy bacon
• mayonnaise spread over bread
Add ripe tomato and lettuce.
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A Monte Cristo sandwich consists
of:
• 2 slices of Ham
• 2 slices of Turkey
• 2 slices of Swiss cheese
All between two slices of bread, soaked in
egg-based batter and grilled or deep-fried to a brown, delicious
and tender meal that will melt in your mouth.
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A submarine sandwich (
or just submarine) is any of various sandwiches made on a
long roll split lengthwise, especially those including Ham
and Turkey Breast, lettuce, tomato, and various condiments,
sauces or salad. Use more than normal ingredients/condiments.
This sandwich is at its best when it is a "little" messy.
Different regions of the US have local variations on the idea:
• Bomb –
New England, usually used for hot sandwiches with melted cheese
(for example, a cheesesteak is sometimes called a "Steak
Bomb"
• Bomber – New Jersey
• Grinder – New England
• Hero – New York, Northern New Jersey and Eastern United States
• Hoagie – Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, Southern New Jersey, Eastern
United States
• Poor boy or "Po' boy" – Louisiana
• Spuckie – Boston, Massachusetts
• Torpedo – New Jersey
• Wedge – New Jersey, Westchester and Rockkland Counties in New York
• Zep – New Jersey
• In the Midwest, they are generally known as subs, though hoagies and grinders
are occasionally heard, particularly in reference to hot sandwiches
• In the Northwest, the term Sub or Sub Sandwich is most commonly heard
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