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I will claim the French Dip as my sandwich being a native Californian. The Texas brisket sandwich is good, too. Having lived in Arkansas for 20 years I can say that a fried bologna sandwich is also a favorite of mine.
Being in Mexico City currently, the go-to sandwich here (like in much of Mexico) is the torta. Tortas come in many varieties, but the most popular have egg, cheese, some kind of meat (like ham or even hot dogs), onion, tomato, refried beans, avocado. The Torta Hawaiana has pineapple added and the Torta Milenesa has a deep-fried pork or beef steak inside with all the fixings. There are a lot of variations of the delicious torta!
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Originally Posted by TabulaRasa
I have never been able to figure out why I'd want to order a torta when tacos are available.
Good point, tacos rule!
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Of course, tacos run a very, very close second.
