On Legislature’s menu: Naming breaded tenderloin Indiana’s official sandwich

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3 thoughts on “On Legislature’s menu: Naming breaded tenderloin Indiana’s official sandwich

    1. Back in 2019, Dagwood’s Deli & Sub Shop was named the Indiana restaurant with the best sandwich by People magazine and online restaurant guide The Infatuation. Its Dagwood Supreme was declared as the best Hoosier sandwich. The sandwich has roast beef, ham, turkey, provolone and colby cheese, lettuce, tomato and onions, all finished with a drizzle of Dagwood’s Special Sauce. It is, from a culinary standpoint, a more sophisticated sandwich that features more ingredients made in Indiana than the bland breaded, deep-fried porky tenderloin.

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