10 Sandwiches That’ll Quickly Become Your New Favorite

Trying a new sandwich is a lot like making a new friend;sometimes, it just clicks. These ten picks from across the country bring bold ideas, killer textures, and craveable bites. Try any one, and you might have a new go-to.

Onion Burger

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Oklahoma’s answer to a classic burger: thin beef patties with griddled onions pressed right in. Each bite is juicy, savory, and loaded with a depth you never saw coming. Get the recipe

Vermonter Sandwich

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Apple, cheddar, turkey, and maple;this Vermont staple is sweet, salty, and a total flavor bomb in every bite. Get the recipe

Pastrami Burger

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Utah’s ultimate burger hack: thick pastrami layered over a griddled patty, gooey cheese, and plenty of sauce. Get the recipe

Fried Bologna Sandwich

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The king of nostalgia from the Southern lunch counter. Sizzling, crispy bologna, toasted bread, and tangy mustard;unbeatable simplicity. Get the recipe

Chicken Bacon Ranch Sliders

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Shredded chicken, bacon, ranch, and cheese stacked into warm, toasty slider buns. They’ll disappear fast. Get the recipe

Fish Fry Sandwich

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Wisconsin’s crunchy fish fry sandwich delivers golden fried filets and tangy tartar sauce on a soft roll. Get the recipe

Spicy Lamb Grinder

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Idaho takes the sub to new heights: spicy ground lamb, melty cheese, and crunchy veggies. Get the recipe

Beef on Weck

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Buffalo’s answer to roast beef;stacked on a kummelweck roll with horseradish. It’s a rite of passage in western New York. Get the recipe

Loose Meat Sandwich

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This Iowa icon is what happens when you cross a burger with a sloppy joe but skip the sauce. Savory ground beef, simple toppings, major comfort. Get the recipe

Shrimp Po Boy

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New Orleans does it best;crispy fried shrimp on French bread with lettuce, tomato, and a swipe of mayo. Get the recipe

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