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19 August 2026

Brisket, pastrami, pickles, bacon jam - what goes in the country's top toastie

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Brisket, pastrami, pickles, bacon jam - what goes in the country's top toastie

A sandwich described as a "polyamorous marriage of fun flavours" has taken out the top toastie title.

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