Nothing hits the spot quite like a local-favorite sandwich.
We researched the most famous local sandwiches in every state, and while some may be up for debate, every sandwich on this list is at least worth trying.
These are America's most famous local sandwiches, from a classic grilled cheese to something called a Horseshoe.
ALASKA: A wild Alaskan salmon sandwich
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Alaska's salmon is said to be the freshest, pinkest salmon around.
ARKANSAS: A deep-fried catfish sandwich
[A deep-fried catfish sandwich. Shutterstock]
Caught locally and tucked between two buttered buns, the deep-fried catfish sandwich is best paired with a side of fries and slaw.
DELAWARE: A soft-shell fried crab sandwich
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Anyone visiting this fishing Mecca should try a soft-shell fried crab sandwich topped with coleslaw and leafy greens.
HAWAII: A Kālua-style pork sandwich
[A Kālua-style pork sandwich. Shutterstock]
Kālua-style pork is common fare at most luaus, but the slow-roasted and shredded meat is also amazing on sandwiches. Try yours with pineapple coleslaw for an extra Hawaiian punch.
KENTUCKY: A Hot Brown sandwich
[A Hot Brown with bacon, chicken, and cream sauce. Brent Hofacker/Shutterstock]
The Hot Brown sandwich originated at the Brown Hotel in Louisville in 1926. The open-faced sandwich with turkey and bacon is covered in cheesy Mornay sauce, and then baked or broiled until the sauce begins to brown.
NEBRASKA: A Reuben
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The classic Reuben sandwich was supposedly invented by an Omaha grocer. It's made with corned beef, sauerkraut, Swiss cheese, and Thousand Island dressing, and is best served on rye bread.
NEVADA: A Heart Attack Grill burger
[A Heart Attack Grill burger. Megan Willett/Insider]
Las Vegas' Heart Attack Grill is periodically in the news for its calorific burgers. Some variations contain five burger patties with bacon and, of course, a side of fries.
NORTH CAROLINA: A pulled-pork sandwich
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Just like Hawaii, one of North Carolina's best sandwiches is pulled pork, but make sure to smother it in a tangy, vinegar-based BBQ sauce.
