Publix Cuban Sub
The Publix Pub Subs counter's Cuban: Boar's Head sweet ham, in-store mojo-roast pork, Swiss, pickles, and mustard on a soft French sub loaf, pressed on a flat counter press.
The Publix Pub Subs counter's Cuban: Boar's Head sweet ham, in-store mojo-roast pork, Swiss, pickles, and mustard on a soft French sub loaf, pressed on a flat counter press.
Fried chicken tenders on a sub roll with choice of cheese, veggies, and sauces; cult-following 'Pub Sub' from Publix supermarkets, consis...
Cheesesteak with provolone cheese and onions.
A Providence grinder is the cold Italian: shingled cured meats and provolone on a crusted roll, with a marinated banana-pepper relish run its full length. Rhode Island's word for the sub.
In-N-Out burger wrapped in lettuce instead of a bun.
Potbelly's Wreck stacks roast beef, salami, turkey, and ham with Swiss, then runs it through a conveyor toaster until it welds into one warm fused sub, the flagship of a chain born in an antique shop.
Grilled Portuguese sausage on bread; Hawaii breakfast staple.
Creative doughnuts sometimes used for sandwiches.
Grilled pork steak on bread; St. Louis BBQ staple.
Two or three slices of pork roll griddled until the rim curls and blisters, on a crusty kaiser with a stripe of yellow mustard. The plain New Jersey snack-and-lunch build, no egg, no cheese.
Popeyes put its spicy chicken sandwich on US menus on 12 August 2019 and sold out everywhere within two weeks: a fried fillet whose heat rides in a thick spicy mayo, not the crust.
Classic is the launch's quiet half. Plain mayonnaise on the bun, plain seasoning in the dredge, same brioche-style bun and barrel-cut pickle as the spicy sibling. Launched 12 August 2019.
The ponyshoe is the Springfield horseshoe at half scale: one slice of toast under meat, fries, and a flood of Welsh-rarebit cheese sauce, eaten flat with a knife and fork.
Fried soft shell crab on French bread.
Fried shrimp straight from the oil onto a New Orleans loaf that breaks into flakes, dressed cold with lettuce, tomato, pickle and mayo. The build races the fry against the bread.
Slow-roasted beef with gravy on French bread; served 'dressed' or plain.
Fried oysters on French bread with 'dressed' toppings.
Spicy Creole hot sausage on French bread.
Made with the 'debris' (fallen bits) from roast beef and gravy; extra rich.
Pulled roast suckling pig on French bread.
Fried catfish on French bread; common variation.
Cheesesteak with marinara sauce and mozzarella.
Spread of cheddar, pimientos, and mayo on white bread; 'caviar of the South.'