/ck/ - looks like sandwiches I reckon - Food & Cooking

Anonymous

10/19/25(Sun)22:11:16 No.21667563

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Anonymous 10/19/25(Sun)22:11:16 No.21667563 Archived

looks like sandwiches I reckon

Anonymous
10/19/25(Sun)22:13:33 No.21667566

Anonymous 10/19/25(Sun)22:13:33 No.21667566

>>21667563
What are the connections between those sandwiches and the state's they're listed under? Is each one supposed to be its state most popular sandwich or something? The whole image looks like absolute fucking nonsense.

Anonymous
10/19/25(Sun)22:16:03 No.21667570

Anonymous 10/19/25(Sun)22:16:03 No.21667570

>kentucky eats hot brown
kek

Anonymous
10/20/25(Mon)05:35:05 No.21668115

Anonymous 10/20/25(Mon)05:35:05 No.21668115

>>21667563
Well the Ruben was created at the Blackstone hotel in Omaha Nebraska, but we also have Runza

Anonymous
10/20/25(Mon)05:59:09 No.21668139

Anonymous 10/20/25(Mon)05:59:09 No.21668139

>>21667566
nobody has ever eaten that colorado sandwich, so its definitely not popularity

Anonymous
10/20/25(Mon)11:40:22 No.21668569

Anonymous 10/20/25(Mon)11:40:22 No.21668569

>>21667563
>North Carolina is bbq
>no mention of their signature slaw
Don't even live there and that's a low blow

Anonymous
10/20/25(Mon)14:27:23 No.21668884

Anonymous 10/20/25(Mon)14:27:23 No.21668884

>>21667563
Texas is all wrong. Brisket sandwiches are common here but mayo and pickled onions aren't. Pickled onions are rare compared to plain white onions and I don't think I've ever seen mayo on a brisket sandwich. Also a butterflied sausage is reasonably common.

Anonymous
10/20/25(Mon)14:58:42 No.21668935

Anonymous 10/20/25(Mon)14:58:42 No.21668935

west virginia sandwich should either be a hot cheese pepperoni roll or nothing

Anonymous
10/20/25(Mon)15:01:54 No.21668940

Anonymous 10/20/25(Mon)15:01:54 No.21668940

>>21667566
Washington's being a Bahn Mi seems kind of retarded, since there's way more Vietnamese ppl in California or Texas

Anonymous
10/20/25(Mon)15:19:59 No.21668973

Anonymous 10/20/25(Mon)15:19:59 No.21668973

>>21667563
Nah, in Maryland it's the soft shell crab sandwich.
It's too much fun to have legs sticking out of your sandwich for it to be anything else.

Anonymous
10/20/25(Mon)15:33:38 No.21668994

Anonymous 10/20/25(Mon)15:33:38 No.21668994

>>21667566
Don't you see all those click bait websites they used as sources?

Anonymous
10/20/25(Mon)15:51:04 No.21669028

Anonymous 10/20/25(Mon)15:51:04 No.21669028

>it’s an omelette with eggs
Can’t tell if this is geared toward preschoolers or Americans.