Slows’ Yardbird to face off for best U.S. sandwich in August
Here what Adam Richman said on his Travel Channel food show last week about what is now one of America’s most talked about sandwiches:
“(It’s) a sandwich to be savored. It’s unlike any sandwich found anywhere,” Richman said during the episode, adding that the Yardbird will be moving on because of the “depth of flavor and special blend of seasoning.”
The Travel Channel series, which airs at 9 p.m. Wednesdays, has scheduled the finals — a national battle where the Yardbird will face nine other regional winners — for Aug. 15.
We’ll get some carryout from Slows and be tuning in.
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