The 1950s were a peak era for sandwiches. Here are some of the most popular sandwiches that defined the decade.

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It's no surprise that the most popular no-cook meal among our readers is a tomato sandwich, with tomatoes fresh from the garden and Duke's mayonnaise, to be specific. Whether served on lettuce, with ...

A sandwich on the last third of the baguette with whatever cheeses, meats or fish were in the fridge. There were countless ham sandwiches, but none were as cheerful as this one, with brie and apricots ...

Two Southern picnic mainstays — pimento cheese dip and the simple yet sublime tomato sandwich — come together for the collab of the summer in this recipe from Kia Damon.

Savory gelatin dishes were all the rage in the ’60s, with homemakers suspending everything from shrimp to vegetables in ...

The Ritz Barbecue in Allentown is exactly that kind of treasure – a place where the neon “Fountain Service” sign beckons you ...

Tucked away on 4th Street North in St. Petersburg sits a culinary time capsule where sports memorabilia covers the walls and ...