From Harlem to Fresno: chopped cheese sandwiches gain local following
Fresno restaurants are serving up the trending New York-based chopped cheese deli sandwich to Valley foodies. Often described as a hybrid between a cheeseburger and a Philly cheesesteak, the chopped cheese sandwich is a popular Fresno restaurants are serving up the popular chopped cheese deli sandwich, often likened to a cheeseburger and a Philly cheesesteak. The sandwich was created in 1999 by Frankie Frank of Blue Sky Deli in Harlem, N.Y., in response to a shortage of hamburger buns. The chopped cheese became an instant fan favorite and is now available across the country, including in The Central Valley. Several Fresno-based restaurants now offer these sandwiches. The product's popularity has led to several variations, including bacon, pepper, spinach and tomatoes stuffed into a Jamaican beef patty.
Publicado : hace 5 meses por Denine Currie en Business
Fresno restaurants are serving up the trending New York-based chopped cheese deli sandwich to Valley foodies.
Often described as a hybrid between a cheeseburger and a Philly cheesesteak, the chopped ... [2558 symbols]