9 Sandwiches That Do Not Care About Your Knife And Fork |

Loose Meat Sandwich

The Loose Meat Sandwich from Iowa skips the neatness altogether. Crumbly beef and onions fall everywhere, and that’s part of the experience.

Colorado’s Pueblo Slopper is a glorious mess of a sandwich covered in green chile. It dares you to try utensils and then laughs when you give up.

A Hot Beef Sandwich is swimming in gravy, piled high with mashed potatoes, and absolutely uninterested in being polite.

The Chicago Dog is a rule breaker dressed in neon relish and sport peppers. It’s got too much going on for silverware anyway.

Maryland’s Pit Beef is hands-only food. The smoky meat and horseradish kick make sure you’re too busy wiping your chin to reach for a knife.

Cleveland’s Polish Boy is piled with fries, coleslaw, and barbecue sauce. Try cutting it, and you’ll just make more of a scene.

The Runza is self-contained brilliance. Ground beef, cabbage, and onion wrapped in bread so you can walk, talk, and eat at once—no tools required.

The Sonoran Hot Dog was born for chaos. Bacon-wrapped and smothered in toppings, it’s not fancy, it’s fearless.

The Sloppy Joe is exactly what it sounds like—a saucy, nostalgic handful that reminds you some meals were never meant to be tidy.