11 Ridiculous Sandwiches Worth Touring America For
These 11 ridiculous sandwiches aren’t just big, they’re borderline outrageous. Each one packs in so much personality you’ll wonder how it even fits between bread.
Brisket Sandwich

Texas pit-smoked brisket, sliced thick and stacked on bread, delivers smoky meat with every bite. Barbecue doesn’t get more ridiculous. Get the recipe here.
Lobster Roll

Maine knows excess with chilled lobster meat piled into a buttered split-top roll. It’s rich, indulgent, and worth every bite. Get the recipe here.
Jucy Lucy

Minneapolis came up with the Jucy Lucy, a burger with molten cheese stuffed inside the patty. It’s a cheesy surprise waiting to erupt. Get the recipe here.
Cudighi Sandwich

The Upper Peninsula of Michigan makes sausage spicy with the cudighi, a sandwich loaded with peppers, onions, and mozzarella. Get the recipe here.
Chicken Fried Steak Sandwich

Texas takes fried steak, slaps it on a bun, and calls it lunch. Crispy, juicy, and messy, it’s ridiculous in the best way. Get the recipe here.
Bobbie Sandwich

Delaware’s Bobbie tastes like Thanksgiving leftovers all year long, with turkey, stuffing, and cranberry sauce in every bite. Get the recipe here.
Fish Fry Sandwich

Wisconsin piles fried fish onto bread, often with tartar sauce, creating a sandwich that’s simple but ridiculously satisfying. Get the recipe here.
Pepperoni Rolls

West Virginia miners needed lunch on the go, so pepperoni rolls were born. It’s bread stuffed with pepperoni that oozes oils as it bakes. Get the recipe here.
Sailor Sandwich

Richmond, Virginia created the sailor sandwich, stacking pastrami, knockwurst, and Swiss cheese on rye. Salty, meaty, and unforgettable. Get the recipe here.
Tomato Sandwich

Summer in the South means juicy tomato slices, mayo, and soft bread. It’s ridiculously simple, yet perfectly refreshing. Get the recipe here.
Primanti Brothers Sandwich

Pittsburgh made headlines with a sandwich that crams fries and slaw inside the bread along with the meat. Get the recipe here.
