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Bacon, Egg and Cheese Sandwich
A New York bodega staple: bacon, fried egg, and melted American cheese on a toasted roll.
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A New York bodega staple: bacon, fried egg, and melted American cheese on a toasted roll.

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A humble New England lunch of warm canned or homemade baked beans piled on buttered white bread.

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A Baltimore take on the hot dog topped with mustard and a generous heap of fresh onion relish.

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A lean patty of ground American bison, prized for its rich, slightly sweet flavor and lower fat than beef.

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A burger finished with a splash of cocktail bitters for a bright, aromatic lift, a specialty of a few classic American grills.

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A sandwich of crisp bacon, lettuce, and tomato on toasted bread with mayonnaise.

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A thick, bone-in pork chop pounded, breaded, and fried, then served on a bun — an Indiana specialty.

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A New England sandwich roll — large, round, and soft — often seeded, used for deli and breakfast sandwiches.

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A Wisconsin burger with a generous pat of butter melted onto the hot patty and bun.

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A grilled, marinated steak burrito with rice, beans, guacamole, and salsa wrapped in a large tortilla.

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A hot dog topped with chili, coleslaw, and onions — a South Carolina drive-in classic.

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A Coney Island-style hot dog smothered in beef chili and topped with a ribbon of melted cheese.

Philadelphia, United States
The Philadelphia icon: shaved ribeye and melted cheese — Cheez Whiz, provolone, or American — on a long roll, often with onions.

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A burger topped with a spoonful of tart cherry pie filling — a quirky Wisconsin drive-in specialty.

Chicago, United States
Chicago-Style Hot Dog
A Vienna beef dog on a poppy seed bun, dragged through the garden: mustard, relish, onions, tomatoes, pickle spear, sport peppers, and celery salt.

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A Rhode Island sandwich of grilled or broiled marinated chicken on a sub roll with a sweet-savory sauce.

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A burger smothered with thick, meaty chili, sometimes topped with cheese and onions.

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A Jewish deli sandwich of creamy chopped chicken-liver spread with onion and schmaltz on rye.

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A sandwich of slow-cooked collard greens piled on bread, often with smoked meat and hot sauce.

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A hot dog topped with a fine-ground beef chili and diced onions — the Coney Island and Midwestern drive-in classic.

New England, United States
Connecticut-style lobster roll served warm with lobster tossed in melted butter in a toasted split-top bun.

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A hot dog on a stick coated in cornmeal batter and deep-fried until golden, a state fair and amusement park staple.

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A deli sandwich of brined, slow-cooked brisket piled on rye with mustard.

Cuba
Sándwich cubano
A pressed sandwich developed in Cuban immigrant communities, with roast pork, ham, Swiss cheese, pickles and mustard on Cuban bread.

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An Upper Peninsula Michigan sandwich of cudighi — a spicy Italian sausage — on a roll with mozzarella and sauce.

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A whole burger — patty, cheese, and sometimes bun — dipped in batter and deep-fried, a fair-food extreme.

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Mexican Hamburger
A Denver Mexican-American specialty: a cheeseburger patty and refried beans enclosed in a flour tortilla, then commonly smothered with Colorado-style green chile.

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A Denver omelet served between slices of toast or on a bun as a diner breakfast sandwich.

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A hot dog wrapped in cheese and bacon, then deep-fried — a Texas State Fair specialty.

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An Italian-American hot sandwich of grilled Italian sausage, onions, and peppers with mozzarella on crusty bread.

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Chopped hard-boiled eggs bound with mayonnaise and mustard, served on bread.

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A lean, rich burger made from ground elk, common in the Rocky Mountain West.

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A Rutgers University invention: a hero roll stuffed with mozzarella sticks, chicken fingers, fries, and sauces.

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The grilled hot dog of Boston's Fenway Park, boiled or grilled and served on a New England-style bun.

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A hot dog smothered in chili and melted cheese sauce, served in a trough-like bun — a Chicago drive-in staple.

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A sandwich of thinly sliced roast beef on a crusty roll, served with a cup of savory jus for dipping.