A Pickle-Wich?
Ever since the low-carb diets began rearing their head in the early 2000s, “bread” has become a dirty word and a completely taboo food group. For those of us who…
NEW YORK, NY – APRIL 16: Republican presidential candidate John Kasich eats a pickle while having lunch at PJ Bernstein’s Deli Restaurant on April 16, 2016 in New York City. John Kasich is campaigning throughout New York ahead of the state’s presidential primary on Tuesday. (Photo by Justin Sullivan/Getty Images)
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Ever since the low-carb diets began rearing their head in the early 2000s, "bread" has become a dirty word and a completely taboo food group.
For those of us who obey these diets, the thought of a sandwich with two, big, fluffy pieces of bread or buns is but a memory.
BUT...what if you replaced the bread...with a pickle?
(Photo courtesy Catherine Cohen and Chad Jordan)
Welcome to Elsie’s. This is a sandwich shop located about 30 minutes outside of Philadelphia in Haddon Township, New Jersey, and it uses pickles instead of bread for its sandwiches.
The nine-week-old restaurant boast it is the “home of the pickle sandwich.”
Would you eat this? I mean, you probably would put a pickle on your sandwich anyway, right?
