. Everyone does it, and he’ll suggest it to you more than likely if you don’t :-) And the great $2 sandwich thing: He (“Duke”, the co-owner/operator with his wife who cooks, and his children who assist)...

? However, if it works for you, it works for you. That Jared guy lost weight eating mediocre sandwiches. I’m certainly no medical expert or snake oil salesman with a good line. I can only say what works for me which is...

It’s “Like taking a cold shower while eating a pastrami sandwich, but not as soggy.”

or saffron-like drizzle. If you’re hankering for a tongue or calf’s brain sandwich, this is your place (though I’ll pass). Next door is the deli, with produce, dried fruits, nuts, pastry, spices, frozen foods,...

Best bets for pasta, mozzarella, and broccoli rabe sausage.

According to the thread at: http://chowhound.chow.com/topics/424912 You there is a good Iranian brain sandwich to be had at Rose, on yonge across from centre point. Is that the place?

Well, it’s been a few years, but when I lived there the local “delicacy” was fried brain sandwiches —never had the nerve (or the stomach) to try one....The area is heavily German, so there is plenty of...

I noticed a sign in the window of where Homestead used to be on Austin Street in Forest Hills. Max’s or Mo’s Deli coming soon... I can only hope that us starving souls in Forest Hills will finally have a place to get a...

, and yes I am one of those who will wax nostalgic about Ted Drewes until I die. The segment on Colonel Sanders is pretty interesting but the tidbits on Tea rooms and fried brain sandwiches were a little lame, I thought. The pork...

chicken mixture that is in consistency midway between a puree and a mince. ing brilliant! The sandwiches are good, if a bit dry. On my last stop, I dumped the briwats (with the accompanying salad, which is part Israeli salad and...

Theresa, What, no fried brain sandwiches? :-) Do they still serve them in restaurants and at the fall fest? it’s been years and years since I lived in Evansville, but wasn’t there a little spot just over into Henderson...

just spotted this on Andrea Strong’s website ( http://www.andreastrong.com/brain/brain_view_brain.php – about half way down the page): "Those of you who love authentic Philly Cheesesteaks will soon have a reason to...

St. Paul sandwiches at any Chinese dive OR a brain sandwich (see further down the list for brain sandwiches at the Hy-Ho in Belleville—not too far off I-255)

must try it; you’ll love it!," but instead more like “this is part of Kentucky culture!” Y’know, like fried brain sandwiches.

They have one at Sandwich Planet on 9th Ave and 39th (or 40th) and most of their stuff is quite good, but I have never tried the Muffaletta.