Best Pork Roll (taylor ham) sandwich

wow???!!!

Jimmy John's near Philly on 202 makes a good pork roll sandwich.

Having grown up in Jersey, I love Taylor Pork Roll.

There were some online sites selling it. Could someone please repost those perhaps for some of us New Englanders?

Thank you in advance.

Check my comment above for links for ordering on line!!

Ev1L there are tons of sites. Lee posted one here are some other

www.jerseyporkroll.com

www.porkrollxpress.com

www.caseporkrollstore.com

Or if you have family in the area have them ship some up

PB&PR, funky!

try the PB and PR with a tall cold glass of milk...

Tony

Had a pork roll sandwich at the Stirling Hotel the other night and it was pretty good. Definitely cooked on a grill because you could taste it. I still prefer cahoots, but it is definitely worth eating at the Stirling Hotel

Been ordering mine almost every morning from a 7-11 type place called Jersey Farms locally here...two thick slices of pork roll.two eggs over easy,large slice of American melted on top...on a crisp seeded Kaiser roll...What a way to start a day!!!!!

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Originally posted by fattybomatty

roossy is that deli owner from the NJ tri state area?

I get the feeling that they are.
I have to go by there tomorrow and will stop in and report back.
It is a little sandwich shop close to Coastal Carolina College here.
[url='http://www.bidonme.com/thesandwichclubcafe/thesandwichclubcafe.html']The Sandwich Club[/url]
Actually I just found their website.
They seem to be from Maryland.

Lived in northern NJ for about 9 years and got to love pork roll. There was an excellent bagel shop on Main Street in Boonton that made dynamite pork roll, egg and cheese sandwiches on their wonderful fresh bagels. And they always asked "saltpepperketchup?" Addictive! Breakfast sandwiches are great!

A bagel breakfast sandwich..nothing better!!!!!I'd hold the ketchup.however.

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Originally posted by leethebard

A bagel breakfast sandwich..nothing better!!!!!I'd hold the ketchup.however.

Oh you have to put the salt, pepper, and ketchup on it. Only way to eat it lee

I'm willing to give it a try...is just a little OK?

ha...however you want it. Just make sure it's heinz ketchup

I have some homemade ketchup...I'll do without that HFCS!!!!!

LTB: If I had to describe pork roll to someone, I would say that it is Spam-flavored bologna. And yes, I've had Taylor pork roll; it's available in the local Publix supermarkets.

fattybomatty: I used to be a Heinz man, but I got clued-in to try Hunt's again. I think that one or both have changed their formulations over the years; I like Hunt's better now.

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Originally posted by MiamiDon

LTB: If I had to describe pork roll to someone, I would say that it is Spam-flavored bologna. And yes, I've had Taylor pork roll; it's available in the local Publix supermarkets.

fattybomatty: I used to be a Heinz man, but I got clued-in to try Hunt's again. I think that one or both have changed their formulations over the years; I like Hunt's better now.

Miamidon...I just can't bring myself to do the Hunt's. Tastes too sweet to me. Also, Lee knows what pork roll tastes like, but he just doesn't put ketchup on it apparently. Lee you prefer mustard on your pork roll?

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Originally posted by fattybomatty

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Originally posted by MiamiDon

LTB: If I had to describe pork roll to someone, I would say that it is Spam-flavored bologna. And yes, I've had Taylor pork roll; it's available in the local Publix supermarkets.

fattybomatty: I used to be a Heinz man, but I got clued-in to try Hunt's again. I think that one or both have changed their formulations over the years; I like Hunt's better now.

Miamidon...I just can't bring myself to do the Hunt's. Tastes too sweet to me. Also, Lee knows what pork roll tastes like, but he just doesn't put ketchup on it apparently. Lee you prefer mustard on your pork roll?

If anything a little mustard,maybe horseradish mustard...if it's a breakfast sandwich,just salt & pepper...

And I know we've been all through this, but spam is spiced ham...it's a cold cut lunchen meat...Taylor pork roll tastes totally different...someone out there PLEASE HELP EXPLAIN THIS!!!!!

Best Pork roll sandwich is the KLOTER BURGER. Potato roll, hamburger, slice of pork roll, choice of cheese grilled up in backyard YUMMO

I see what will be "klotted" with that!!!

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Originally posted by essvee

Best Pork roll sandwich is the KLOTER BURGER. Potato roll, hamburger, slice of pork roll, choice of cheese grilled up in backyard YUMMO

Essvee...I've heard that called a taylor burger before, but never Kloter. where did that name come from? And potato rolls are great for pork roll

I'm in Central FL & have a problem trying to prepare this sandwich. I've found a place that sells Taylor, but there's nothing like the hard roll to put it on! Having lived most of my life in the NYC area, one of the small things I miss most is that crusty hard roll sold in every little deli or coffee shop in the Tri-state area.

Also...shouldn't this be under the Breakfast forum?

A pork roll sandwich is for anytime...by iself,it's a great lunch...and on the boardwalks,pork roll sandwiches are selling all day!!!!

As lee said, Pork roll and cheese sandwiches are very popular as lunch items or a fast dinner item as well. I started off the thread asking about Just pork roll sandwiches not the pork roll egg and cheese. However you want to eat it, pork roll is great

Just made myself one for breakfast...Taylor, egg, cheese & Heinz on toast (the hard roll doesn't exist in this area of FL) & it was great!

I use toast when in a pinch as well, this is an acceptable substitute.

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Originally posted by MiamiDon

LTB: If I had to describe pork roll to someone, I would say that it is Spam-flavored bologna. And yes, I've had Taylor pork roll; it's available in the local Publix supermarkets.

Is "pork roll" what Pittsburghers know as "chopped ham"?

metroplex it is not the same thing as chopped ham.