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I remember the sandwich, but it was 'beef on wick' or kimmelwick.
Wayne Miller

On Mon, 9 Apr 2001, Vicki Weiss wrote:

> I'm trying to document a Western New York (especially Buffalo and vicinity) bar/tavern sandwich: beef on weck or beef on kummelweck. Any leads would be appreciated, especially anything in writing that pre-dates the 1960s. Thanks.
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