But one item you don't see in most parts of the country is the pork tenderloin sandwich. That delicacy is especially a favorite of my home state, the great state of Iowa, and other parts of the Midwest.
This afternoon I did myself a favor and ordered a pork tenderloin sandwich from McHugh's, a fast food joint whose slogan is "Famous in Coles County, not the World." A smattering of pickles atop the patty coupled with adequate amount of yellow mustard on the bun is an accompaniment that befits this noble sandwich.
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How about the pork tenderloin sandwich at Tutor's Deli? I remember the diameter of the patty being about 3 inches larger than the bun. Awesome!
Ah, Tutor's Deli. That joint brings back memories. That place did have a decent port tenderloin sandwich.
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