What Makes A New Jersey-Style Sloppy Joe Different From All The Rest? - Chowhound
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Mess-free sloppy Joes? Not an oxymoron, just a New Jersey thing! Forget the saucy, ground beef-filled sandwich of cafeteria fame; the New Jersey variant is a totally unique, layered deli treat. Originating in the 1930s, this "sloppy Joe" is more like a cousin to a Reuben sandwich. It's constructed with layers of thinly sliced deli meats (usually turkey, roast beef, or ham), Swiss cheese, coleslaw, and Russian…
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