They've never gone out of style, but some of these sandwiches and sandwich fillings are products of a bygone era. Join us as ...

As the author of "Max's Sandwich Book," the man certainly knows a thing or two about tuna salad sandwiches. And because the Brits actually invented the sandwich in the 18th century (or at least ...

Six Japanese food professionals — including four acclaimed chefs — took on what seemed to all of them like a near-impossible ...

There were also moist chicken breast tenders that tasted just like Chick fil-A, grilled or fried chicken sandwiches ... used a century-old recipe, brining and smoking the beef navels at an ...

It’s believed to have originated in Germany in the 16th century ... can also use it as a sandwich filling, or mix it with pasta for a cold pasta salad. ↑ Back to top. There’s nothing quite like a ...

These are the places where servers still wear striped aprons and paper hats, where you can still order an egg cream, and where a tuna salad sandwich still only costs ... Between the 19 th century ...