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Legend has it that sandwiches were invented in England by a hungry aristocrat - the Earl of Sandwich - who asked for his dinner to be made portable so that he wouldn’t have to abandon his card game. Anyone who’s ever grabbed lunch in a British train station, however, knows that we don’t always do right by the sandwich. Good news, however – if you stay well away from those plastic train station triangles you can dine lavishly on satisfying sandwiches throughout London. Below are my top five picks:
Jean Hannah Edelstein grew up in New York, went to university in Montreal, and has lived in London since 2003. Jean works as a freelance journalist for a number of UK newspapers, magazines, and websites, and is the author of Himglish and Femalese: Why Women Don't Get Why Men Don't Get Them.
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