Gerber Sandwich : A St. Louis Original

[@charlescorey184]

Never heard of the Gerber Sandwich but it all looked great and bet it tasted even better.

[@organstl]

It was great! Ha! Thanks so much for watching again. I really appreciate you. Hope you have a safe and happy New Year!

[@I_give_I_give]

how could I possibly suddenly be so damn hungry!

[@organstl]

Ha! LOL. That is so funny!!! I appreciate the comment.

[@kenj0418]

My first job was at Ruma's Deli (at South County Mall). I made so many of these.

[@organstl]

That is awesome- such a classic. My sister knew someone who worked on Manchester and she got a lot of ideas from her! Ha!

[@dylanpenn3189]

That food looked extremely delicious. Will definitely try this out for myself sometime!

[@organstl]

Awesome- thanks for watching and I hope you enjoy it!

[@ernestclary6035]

Looks good

[@organstl]

Thanks so much for watching and the comment. Really appreciate it again.

[@Northside-l7r]

Sure looks good! Hey my dad used to tell me about eating brain sandwiches. I think those may have also originated in St. Louis. Ever heard of them?

[@organstl]

Thanks again for watching. That is very interesting comment. Yes I have heard of them but I have not eaten that. They still have places that sell them. My dad also said he didn't eat them but he thinks his dad probably did and he remembers a place on Gravois and Mackenzie that had a big sign out front advertising brain sandwiches. Very interesting.

[@JohnDBloch]

If you havent tried them yet, you should try Old Vienna's "All Dressed" chips! Their Riplets are a little too hot to be enjoyable for me.

[@organstl]

That sounds interesting. I will keep an eye out for them. I'm sure they are too much fire for me too- but it is always interesting testing these things. Ha!