20 Forgotten Sandwiches That FADED From The Family Table!

20 Forgotten Sandwiches That FADED From The Family Table!
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Ever wondered what 20 of the most famous sandwiches looked like back in the day? We are setting the table to look back at the sandwiches that once were staples dishes. Here we go!
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Chapters:
0:00 Introduction
0:09 Fried Spam Sandwich
0:50 Cold Meatloaf Sandwich
1:32 Bologna Salad Sandwich
2:07 Banana and Mayonnaise Sandwich
2:54 Peanut Butter and Mayonnaise Sandwich
3:39 Chicken Liver Sandwich
4:23 Creamed Corn Sandwich
5:21 Corned Beef Tongue Sandwich
6:24 Pimiento Cheese Sandwich
7:14 Scrapple Sandwich
8:03 Anchovy Paste Sandwich
8:45 Head Cheese Sandwich
9:24 Bacon and Peanut Butter Sandwich
10:17 Mock Ham Salad Sandwich
11:03 Egg and Sardine Sandwich
11:55 Deviled Ham Sandwich
12:46 Potted Meat Sandwich
13:40 Cheese and Marmite Sandwich
14:25 Mock Chicken Sandwich
15:14 Chicken and Cranberry Sandwich
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[@VintageLifestyleUSA]

Which of these forgotten sandwiches would you love to bring back to your family table?

[@MikeLutton]

dont forget about the Tomato Sandwich Tomato with Mayo between two toasted pieces of bread

[@timbillings6884]

Put a little brown sugar and balsamic vinegar on the tomatoes let sit a few minutes before finishing the sandwich 😋😋😋😋😋😋😋😋😋😋😋😋😋😋😋😋😋😋😋😋😋

[@morrius0757]

That's not faded into history, it's still a very popular sandwich in areas that get farm fresh tomatoes.

[@ann-mariemeyers9978]

Is that you, Harriet the Spy? Isn't that supposed to be untrusted white bread?

[@Linda7647]

@@morrius0757 I love tomato sandwiches in summer.

[@jasonv2323]

So a not without bacon? Hmm 🤔

[@mypalsalvintage135]

Peanut butter and banana sandwich 🥪

[@marylist1236]

I love peanut butter and bacon sandwiches too

[@joaopedrobaggio4475]

Elvis Presley favourite snack

[@kathrynklein4824]

I just had a peanut butter & banana sandwich w/ mayo today.

[@madnessblood92ifg]

With a chocolate chip cookie in the middle

[@1952creswell]

Made with honey.

[@thomasallen3818]

Every time I fix meatloaf, we eat meatloaf sandwiches the next day. They are the best.

[@cyndirankin]

Try making a meatloaf with loose hot sausage. Makes great cold sandwiches the next day.

[@theclown2393]

Smothered in mayo with a slice of cheddar cheese

[@marylist1236]

I love cold meatloaf sandwiches with mustard

[@misstinahamilton5714]

Yes! I do it all the time with leftover meatloaf and dont bother with all the extra fixings !

[@timbillings6884]

Yeah baby the best thing to do with leftover meat loaf !!!Yummy

[@marylist1236]

Yeah, some folks like the hot meatloaf sandwich, but a cold one is so good. I was in First Grade at my Catholic school when I had my first cold meatloaf sandwich. It was a Monday, and it was leftover from Sunday dinner. My Mom used the recipe from the back of the Quaker Oats box

[@morrius0757]

I'm a meatloaf, mayo, onions and pickles guy myself. Also the meatloaf has to be the ketchup topped version, not the tomato paste or gravy topped ones.

[@marylist1236]

@@morrius0757 I'm not a fan of tomato anything smeared on top of a meatloaf. You can add ketchup to the meatloaf mixture, but don't smear the top of it with ketchup. I guess that's how we rolled in my family. My Mom used the recipe from the back of the Quaker Oats box

[@hopeowensel7543]

My parents made me at least 15 out of 20 of those sandwiches and I still love them today

[@Zippythewondersquirrel]

There wasn’t an I can’t afford takeout attitude for anyone, takeout just wasn’t a normal thing.

[@markc6207]

Meatloaf , spam ham salad chicken salad chicken cranberry all are sandwiches we still eat. Peanut butter and bacon sounds great I will make that this weekend.

[@drabacal65]

Here in Hawaii we still eat spam sandwich

[@timbillings6884]

They are good. I like it fried crisp taste like bacon!

[@sharonlalli1414]

With pineapple?

[@klassik562]

same in cali

[@timbillings6884]

@@sharonlalli1414 yummy 😋

[@138chumbucket]

Just about every Native American eats spam still.

[@douglasJhogan]

Pee-mee-ento? WTF?

[@itzel1735]

And bo-loan-ya ? Ba-loan-ee

[@O2life]

popularity faded after www2

[@itzel1735]

@@O2life it’s just the weird pronunciation of these words that is annoying

[@1952creswell]

I caught that too. It's pimento not pimiento.

[@Linda7647]

It's normal for this guy to mispronounce words. He does it all the time.

[@thomasallen3818]

Our local grocery store deli makes turkey berry salad with shredded turkey, cranberries, finely chopped celery and onion, finely chopped pecans and mayonnaise. It comes in quart containers and has become my favorite sandwich spread.

[@timbillings6884]

Yup Amart in Pittsfield mass has it!

[@misplacedhaole6726]

We have chicken salad with cranberries being sold here in Texas at HEB. Turkey salad with cranberries sounds awesome as well.

[@leahjuniper2031]

Thomas. O yum. that sounds delicious

[@bruceterry2688]

I'm sure everyone has taken left over Thanksgiving turkey and made sandwiches 😅😊

[@timbillings6884]

Yummy with dressing potatoes and gravy on it toasted gravy on top with French fries!!! Brings back memories!!! ❤❤❤

[@Tomatohater64]

I still like marshmallow cream with my peanut butter on toasted bread.

[@Deemememe]

Growing up, I would toast the bread, put peanut butter then marshmallows. Put it in the microwave. Wait for the marshmallow to puff up then stopped it. I haven’t done that in yeeaaaaarrrrs.

[@timbillings6884]

Fulfernutter!!! Yummiest my favorite when I was a kid!!!

[@Tomatohater64]

@@timbillings6884 Yup.

[@apollocrest]

I’ve had a number of the sandwiches mentioned here or have heard of them. I remember the Pimiento sandwhich very well as someone in church would make them and it was always gone by the e end. Actually many of the sandwiches I knew from this were made by older ladies at church. I miss them and the food they made with hope,kindness, and graciousness. Many in the community were not well to do and these wonderful ladies would make a variety of food every Sunday for everyone - especially the children.

[@synvolz]

Church ladies are awesome!

[@timbillings6884]

Pimento sucks

[@thecrafteaneighbor5177]

I made it in home economics class. We made tea sandwiches using a variety of spreads. This was one of the spreads. I still have that old recipe.

[@RobertHowe-zv7gs]

If you still eat them they haven't faded into history.

[@semigoth299]

I don’t know where they get there information from they got it all wrong

[@kinjunranger140]

@@semigoth299 The dictionary unlike your comment.

[@user-dc9ci6tv8k]

@@kinjunranger140 Due to the exacting standards you have for others, one would have expected that you wouldn't have missed any punctuation.

[@owloko1349]

I think "faded" here is refering to things that were super popular and now are more niche and forgoten by the general public

[@DrLoverLover]

or make a video

[@ronslayton5270]

I can get cans of Deviled Ham at Kroger. Far from gone.

[@shadrach6299]

Deviled ham was nasty

[@rogertemple7193]

I still eat some of these sandwiches from time to time and Thanks for the Awesome Memories.🇺🇲🥪😋🍔🇺🇲

[@nancykostecki2303]

Hubby and I love meatloaf sandwiches, in fact that is my favourite way to eat meatloaf. Growing up my friend introduced me to a sandwich that was crunchy peanut butter, Catalina dressing and lettuce, hmmmm, I can taste it now. My Dad made peanut butter and onion sandwiches....don't knock it until you try it.

[@michellelogreco3351]

Agree completely!!

[@timbillings6884]

Yup yup

[@kb3cxe]

How is it mock chicken when you show a roast chicken???

[@gabrielbernard5440]

Not sure about that, I did also wonder. bcs mock hare for example is a meatloaf in germany, made from cheap ground meat and lots of fillers and called falscher hase. maybe because it is a loaf and looks similiar to a loafing hare in the pasture, no idea. no hare in there. Mock chicken at home was always made with chick peas bcs they have a slight chicken-y taste

[@robertsteele474]

Pim eee en toes Bow low knee ah 🤣🤣🤣

[@joaopedrobaggio4475]

I hate peanut butter and mayo, this is the worst ingredients for a sandwich in my opinion.

[@robinanderson8211]

My mom still eats it. If you consider how un creamy peanut butter was in the 40’s, it makes sense. I don’t touch the combo.

[@user-ql1kn8yw1u]

Nah! I once tried peanut butter and cabbage..it just didn't go .. however peanut butter and sprouts or lettuce is yummy 😋

[@DrLoverLover]

those

[@grovermartin6874]

Bo - LON -yuh is correct for the city of that spelling. No American pronounces the lunch meat like that. How is it pronounced in Canada? In the UK?

[@TheSleepingonit]

Peanut butter and bacon yum

[@enigma9971]

Meatloaf sandwich is the only one that's delicious

[@MdnightWnd]

I disagree. Pimento and spam sandwiches are delicious too.

[@morrius0757]

What midnightwnd said but also add bologna salad.

[@charlesswann146]

First te pronouniation is Pie-Mentoe. It is still the caviar of the south. Been eating it since I was a kid and can still find it in quikee marts . Scrapple itself is wonderful, would be eating now but here in Pensacola FL is impossible to find. Get my little brother to bring me some when he heads this way on business from Virginia.

[@paulakpacente]

My husband still eats meatloaf sandwiches. I like peanut butter with Miracle Whip, sliced apples and raisins. Economic perils of the 1950's? The economy was BOOMING in the 50's.

[@leahjuniper2031]

I have never heard of pb miracle whip apple and raisin but actually sounds l8ke a salad my mama made. gonna try it! rhanks

[@paulakpacente]

@@leahjuniper2031- I was hesitant to eat it the first time my mom made it for me in the 1960's, but it's really good.

[@leahjuniper2031]

@@paulakpacente sounds good

[@lisaspikes4291]

I don’t think they do a lot of research on these types of videos. There’s also a lot of mispronounced words.

[@paulakpacente]

@@lisaspikes4291- I agree. Unfortunately the youngsters of today have been "dumbed down".

[@kinjunranger140]

All I can afford is a bread sandwich. But at least I get to make the bread myself, so I can still afford that.

[@728huey]

That's called a wish sandwich. It consists of two slices of bread and you wish you had some meat.😂😅

[@user-oi7mh7gt5n]

​@728huey 😂😂😂😂

[@paulaelves5160]

fried spam with branston pickle was and still is a fave of mine xx

[@jwolpert1310]

I was both saddened that I hadn’t eaten these sandwiches, but also now excited that I have the opportunity to experience the flavor

[@seanwilliams8041]

A table spoon or two of marmite😂 think you meant teaspoon of two

[@Sweetrottenapple]

Beef tongue is actually a very expensive delicacy. The best meat I've ever had (I had wagyu beef as well) is smoked beef tongue. It was melting in my mouth. If the chance is given to try it, no one should say no it! Although I would eat all of these sandwiches because I am not picky or fussy. Peanut butter is not something I grew up with, (I am not from the U.S.A) but I would never turn down that gorgeous bacon sandwich with peanut butter in it. I don't think these sandwich recipes are forgotten.

[@dlcalbaugh]

I am 60 years old and have never eaten any of these sandwiches, most I have never even heard of.

[@robertsteele474]

👆Bourgeois. 😉

[@jfranklins]

Seriously? lol

[@TheSleepingonit]

Wow

[@ValleyoftheRogue]

I am 69 years old and have heard of, let alone eaten, any of those sandwiches.

[@user-oi7mh7gt5n]

SAD

[@user-eo2dw7yj6i]

Grilled cheese and bologna sandwiches if you want a breakfast version add a fried egg

[@timbillings6884]

Fried bologna cheese and tomato with lettuce yummy

[@sharonlalli1414]

I like my grilled cheese with onion.

[@timbillings6884]

@@sharonlalli1414 oh yeah I forgot onion!!!👍👍😋

[@rachelcody3355]

the chicken and cranberry sounded good. might try my own. could also make turkey with cranberry.

[@tonibarker9382]

Mmmm chicken cranberry salad sammies

[@jinxiemug6041]

When making the Mock Ham Salad the first ingredient into the blender is ham?

[@gabrielbernard5440]

i guess it is if you want more of a meat paste. if you want chunks, just chop it. but to stretch it out more with mayo and everything and still have the taste of ham, it was ground down very fine. same thing my grandma did with meats, and saving the bacon fat from frying to give it more taste. then add lots of fillers so the meaty taste would last for a few days instead of a few meals.

[@johnbgood52]

@@gabrielbernard5440 That isn't the point. They're calling it *mock* ham, but it's made with actual ham.

[@andrewingram2108]

I have made most of these “forgotten” gems.

[@btetschner]

A+ video! Very unique forgotten sandwiches!

[@erikaquatsch2190]

What I learned from this video is, if you grew up eating it, it's a delicious comfort food . . . otherwise it's disgusting.

[@allenwaddell556]

Strangely, I've eaten all but a couple of these. I must be older than I thought.

[@pundamilia1191]

I was raised in WV and since it was close but not really southern we had similar things with some differences. Treet instead of spam and peanut butter, bananas and some brown sugar was the "goin fishin" sandwich, and there was a thing called a mustard sandwich if there was no meat to go with it. Things like that.

[@billbaker2725]

Some of these sound nasty..

[@Poptart21ish]

Bologna salad sandwich 🤮 definitely was the nastiest sounding sandwich on the list. Then the pb & Mayo. 🤮

[@janeandrews1790]

Miracle Whip is nasty.Waaaaaaaay too sweet.

[@timbillings6884]

​pb and mayo yeah but bologna salad was pretty good used to make that!!! The bad one was cream corn sandwich 😅 @@Poptart21ish

[@timbillings6884]

​@@janeandrews1790 Helmens mayo sucks🤢🤮bland.. Miracle whip Rocks!!!

[@anitabass5702]

And LOOK nasty lol

[@user-kl2eo7lm7m]

Everything isn't about the "South". I love BLT'S with mayo and peanut butter.

[@MikeLutton]

and Banana and Peanut Butter Sandwiches

[@heribertohernandezsoltero9277]

Peanutbutter and mayonnaise? 😢

[@pantegohummus8215]

Balone-yeah!

[@michaelwhite9513]

My dad loved spam! I hated bologna! Did not remember a lot of them, then again, I am old.

[@arescue]

You talked about mock ham and then showed ham in the ingredients. You talked about mock chicken and then showed us shredded chicken. What is the mock ham and the mock chicken?

[@PhantomLover007]

Now I know where Goodie Mob got the verse on their song ‘Sky high’. “Now what they know about banana and mayonnaise. two slices of toasted bread on napkin”

[@deeMo81]

I keep a few cans of Spam in my pantry

[@jeffpagan7735]

I still eat leftover meatloaf in a sandwich.

[@djbigpean]

How could You forget liverwurst sandwich.

[@sharonlalli1414]

Had liverwurst last week

[@lisaspikes4291]

Yeah! With mustard and raw onions on rye bread! 🤤

[@lisaspikes4291]

Yeah! With mustard and raw onions on rye bread!

[@borusa32]

Cheese and marmite: now you're talking.

[@user-bt4vx2fe2f]

The meatloaf sandwich has never faded from my family history.

[@mtspp5801]

Creamed corn sandwich recommended for vegans. Served with . . . cheese?

[@philthy903]

OMG mock chicken. When we first came out to Australia in the 70s, it was an economical dish that my mother made and we absolutely loved. It became a Sunday afternoon treat, to the point we'd ask for it in sandwiches even later, when there was a ton of leftover chicken in the fridge. Thanks for the memories :)

[@davidkomen5283]

Too much mayo.

[@Biggestfoot10209]

Never

[@fliyntiger6986]

Perhaps, but at the time most mayonnaise was being made at home, rather than commercially so it was a readily available ingredient with very probably a completely different flavor and texture than the homogenized versions that we deal with today..

[@davidkomen5283]

@@fliyntiger6986 I didn't like mayo 48 years ago and I still don't like it today.

[@SatoshiOfBitcoin]

Goodbye, Olive Loaf and Cream Cheese On Rye!

[@mtspp5801]

Mock chicken sandwich literally made with chicken in this video. WTH??

[@JuanWay2Rock]

I don't think some of these sandwiches have faded into history. It depends on how you eat it. Take the Chicken & Cranberry Sandwich. I make my own Chicken & Cranberry recipe...but I have it in salad form which makes a great salad to eat on hot days. And the Potted Meat sandwiches. My niece actually got me to rediscover Potted Meat sandwiches...but with a soft Hawaiian Bread roll (or dinner roll) and mayonaise. That said, here's a favorite that isn't mentioned - Fried Bologna sandwich with Cheese and Fried Egg. I actually taught this to my nephews sons and they make it as a quick fix breakfast sandwich.

[@HDCalame]

Scrapple is still popular through the mid Atlantic coastal areas, from Virginia through Pennsylvania. It is served in restaurants as an alternative to sausage or bacon or on sandwiches and sold in grocery stores too.

[@judyjones5089]

During the depression, my mom remembers lettuce leaf sandwiches, using a lettuce leaf, sugar and butter. I also found them rather tasty, although rarely had one.

[@kathleenblight5071]

We make chicken or turkey with cranberry sandwiches after every roasted bird meal. Gotta love those leftovers! Fantastic!

[@ellenw391]

Why are they over complicating everything?? (and these are still current pretty much everywhere). You have leftover meatloaf?? Toast a bun or slices of bread, slap on a slice (hot or cold), maybe a squirt of ketchup. Done. Bologna (which despite the low price is a comfort food high fat treat to me lol). Slap a few slice in a plate, nuke for 2 min. Put on Bun or bread. DONE. And for super easy, I've seen them sell ham salad & deviled egg salad at my market, If inspired, you combine the two. And my favorite chicken salad includes cranberries & almonds. Have some in the fridge right now. My current fav is Aldi's but you can get it in most markets & it comes and goes at Costco seasonally. So much for "long gone sandwiches." And anyone but Mr. Obnoxious Computer voice think that a "Fried chicken liver sandwich" is more popular today than the ones I mentioned?!? Nope!

[@kateg7298]

Hahaha it's not pee-mee-in-toe. It's pronounced pah-men-toe.

[@claudialupper]

It was called minnow cheese when I was growing up. I thought it included minnows until I learned to read and saw the word pimiento.

[@dustingilstrap6838]

Puh-minna where I grew up 😆

[@hitechbeefcake]

I can't eat any of the ones that contain mayo (can't do seed oils in my diet, and I find it generally disgusting anyway) , but a mayo-free version of a few of them might work for me.

[@kimjung-un8204]

I'm here for the people they claim they eat all these sandwiches or at them all the time so they can't be faded into history

[@marshaharris4268]

This made no sense

[@kimjung-un8204]

@marshaharris4268 on these videos there's always a few people that claim they eat all the foods on one of these lists or they see it in restaurants so they never faded into history

[@gabrielbernard5440]

do not forget the internet is millions of people, so with the few here answering they know of these sandwiches, compared to the overall population of the US, that is hardly a blip on the radar. So even if it is still popular in some areas, or people know it from their family and church groups, they are still faded compared to when everyone knew them or had them

[@Roger-zo1eb]

Still eat about half of those

[@shawnps69]

My parents bought potted meat, with mayo and relish it was probably like the bologna salad sandwich. I posted this before the potted meat sandwich came up. After WW2, my father worked for Armour meat packing. He said it took him years before he would eat hot dogs, bologna, or potted meat. He said it was because he saw what went into them. And also, we're from Georgia.

[@ST-cy6we]

Pronounced "pimento" in the US

[@grovermartin6874]

Protein in mayo? No. Protein in the peanut butter.

[@nobody2997]

My mom once told me she liked peanut butter on her bacon. I love both so "why not". I personally thought it was disgusting. 🤢

[@TheSleepingonit]

Tastes great

[@PellyjellyMom]

My father ate weird sandwiches. Mayonnaise, peanut butter and Banana. Also Pinto Beans Cold with Onion. 8 kids in their family so whatever they could put between bread worked for them. I still eat Potted Meat and Mayo sandwiches. The little cans make good emergency kit meals and for camping and hiking.

[@speciale517]

When i was a kid my dad got me hooked on braunschweiger with mayo and mustard.

[@gailmpintos7232]

A properly made meatloaf sandwich heats the slices in a little butter or oil. Mayo on the first slice of white bread bread, ketchup on the other. Place sauteed slices on the bread and enjoy.

[@mikepanick9362]

Artificial Intelligence pronounces names like an alien 👽 would. Pimmy-entoh?😑😵‍💫

[@claudialupper]

Gen X here, made my own sandwiches throughout childhood, usually peanut butter but sometimes just mayo and bread.

[@inkey2]

PEANUT BUTTER AND SLICED BANANAS grilled in a pan like a grilled cheese was the favorite sandwich of "Elvis Presley". I have tried it and it is oddly pretty good.

[@marylist1236]

Pimiento cheese sandwiches are still around, try The Masters

[@michaelbaucom4019]

And The Masters

[@marylist1236]

@@michaelbaucom4019 I actually typed the U.S. Open, because I couldn't remember the name of the golf tournament where those yummy sandwiches are served, at least you caught my mistake

[@robertsteele474]

@@marylist1236 Michael was just baiting you.

[@josephkyzar1538]

pimento

[@mshindiwataji]

Peanut butter and banana, tomato and mayo sandwiches, potato and butter sandwiches, and potted meat salad sandwiches ( made like the bologna in this video or "deviled ham")

[@edfry3531]

Meatloaf sandwiches. All in !!!

[@JohnnyRedpilled]

You’re gonna be shocked how good bananas and mayo is!

[@judyjones5089]

As a kid, I loved ketchup, relish and mayo sandwiches. Every once in a while, will make one.

[@user-rn4fw3tx2s]

My grandma made every sandwich for me or my grandpa to the exception of the creamed corn sandwich.

[@SweetAngelEyes831]

If you’ve never had a meatloaf sandwich… are you even American??

[@debrajohnston3450]

I love meatloaf sandwiches but Spam smells like Alpo😂

[@christophersheeler4380]

My mother eats banana and mayonnaise sandwiches, plus pineapples and mayonnaise sandwiches. However, she will not eat mayonnaise on anything else because she things it is gross.

[@1952creswell]

I'm 71 and still eat meatloaf sandwiches (with Miracle Whip spread). I also fix pimento cheese sandwiches on a regular basis. The best bread to use on this sandwich id Jewish seeded Rye bread.

[@wmlemerise2331]

My mom liked a hot dog with bacon and peanut butter

[@pantegohummus8215]

I eat mayo and peanut sandwiches all the time

[@GothicaBeauty]

I love a cold cabbage sandwich or sage & onion stuffing sandwich. xXx

[@clintjohnson7023]

I've eaten the Bologna sandwich The Bologna spread sandwich Deviled ham sandwiches The hog head cheese sandwiches The potted meat sandwiches Fried egg sandwiches Spam sandwiches Peanut butter sandwiches Peanut butter and bacon sandwiches Also the Elvis (Peanut butter, mayonnaise, with bacon and fried banana sandwiches) Scrapple sandwiches Boild pig ear sandwiches The Diablo sandwich Sardine sandwiches Fried catfish sandwiches Fried potato sandwiches with mustard Fried potato sandwiches with mayonnaise Fried squirrel on homemade cathead biscuits as sandwiches Peanut butter and honey sandwiches And still eat these sandwiches and many other types of sandwiches

[@HDCalame]

I eat Spam sandwiches regularly, both cold and/or fried. I the meatloaf sandwich is far from forgotten!

[@scottrhodes3929]

Also grew up eating ketchup sandwiches when we had nothing else

[@suelandis4511]

Love cold tongue sammies with a spicy mustard on rye.

[@Brian-lv7xw]

Love a meatloaf sandwich!!! Miss my lil corner store's Hamloaf!!!

[@marciatucker5171]

I'm 71 and have never heard of most of these. Chicken liver or beef tongue sandwiches? No thanks! Creamed corn sandwiches? But my favorite "forgotten" sandwich is grilled chipped beef and pimento cheese on rye, a "lunch counter" find from the Lazarus cafeteria in Columbus, OH.

[@rsjosephindy]

Smoked tongue makes a good sandwich, Shapiro’s deli in Indy still serves it, and Tacos de Lengua (tongue tacos) are a Mexican classic

[@timbillings6884]

Yuck

[@kellyjeankellum7834]

Meat Loaf Sa,my with Mayo

[@oogieboogie8350]

Peanut butter and mayo is actually decent

[@ann-mariemeyers9978]

Oh, meatloaf sandwiches. Don't forget the Miracle Whip.