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Top Five: The best sandwiches in Toronto

By Toronto Life

| January 13, 2014

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Top Five: Toronto's best sandwiches

Photography by Christopher Stevenson

Top Five: Toronto's best sandwiches

Not so long ago, Toronto’s sandwich scene was dominated by standard Reubens and triple-decker turkey clubs. Today, chefs are tinkering with the basic bread-meat-bread formula, producing versions that are inventive, artisanal and utterly delicious. Here, the top five sandwiches in the city.

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2. Hog Heaven

Top Five: Toronto's best sandwiches

1. Brisket Business

3. Morning Glory

4. Southern Comfort

5. Act of Cod

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