A hot dog at New Jersey's Restaurant, a sandwich shop in Campbell, California.
out of 100 · rough
Rough, with one move worth +17.
Uncharted, two of six roles, few layers have a partner.
Holding the summit: a finished composition, a third role on the board (an acid, a sauce, an aroma or a crunch)
More salt than 90% of the catalog.
Each bar is one pillar of the score, 0 to 100. The tick marks what a sandwich at the summit needs; an amber bar is the one holding this sandwich back.
french roll, toasted: linguisa; hot dog.
In italics: what the name implies and the menu does not list.
Much of this build is inferred from the name; the score is a reading, and it stays out of New Jersey's Restaurant's typical score.
Worth a look: ingredient not in the pantry: Linguiça.
Balance
| Axis | Value | Catalog percentile |
|---|---|---|
| salt | 2.7 | 90th |
| acid | 0.0 | n/a |
| fat | 2.7 | 70th |
| sweet | 0.7 | 77th |
| umami | 2.0 | 74th |
| heat | 0.0 | n/a |
| bitter | 0.0 | n/a |
67 Balance, out of 100
The seven flavor axes of the whole sandwich, each summed across its layers. The shaded ring is the catalog's middle 80%; the small number under each axis is where this sandwich falls in the catalog. A shape that sits inside the ring is in the range most sandwiches live in; a spike past it is where this one stands apart.
What each layer brings
| Layer | Role | Flavor and texture | Points |
|---|---|---|---|
| french rollscored as Hoagie Roll | bread | soft crusty | the frame |
| linguisa | not scored | ||
| hot dog | protein | salt 4 fat 4 umami 3 springy juicy tender | not scored |
Points: what the Sandwich Score would lose if that one layer were left out, everything else the same. A negative number means the sandwich scores higher without it. Flavor runs 0 to 5 on each axis.
All the sandwiches at New Jersey's Restaurant · The menu this was read from · Build your own in the Sandwich Builder