Proving once again that all you need is duct tape, here's the story of how police in Poulsbo, Washington, is looking for a robber with an unusual method of disguise:
With four banks robbed in less than three months, police in Edmonds, Poulsbo, Redmond, and Stanwood are collaborating to try to track down a bank robber dubbed the "Duct Tape Bandit."
Surprisingly, this is not the first time duct tape is used as a disguise in crime.
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Tennessee's sandwich should be PB&J with bananas to commemorate Elvis since it was his favorite. Even if he wasn't born there he built Graceland there. Or maybe pulled pork with Memphis style bbq sauce on a hamburger bun.
I am from Delaware. As far as I know there is no iconic state sandwich. We tend to eat a lot of Philly cheesesteaks. I'll be interested to see what she comes up with.
I am from Connecticut, too! Before I make each sandwich I do a good bit of research on the internet and there are even a few books about state sandwiches. I will admit, for some states it is a bit harder to find just one sandwich to represent the entire state.
Sorry you don't agree with the chicken parmigiana but I had quite a few growing up in Connecticut and it does represent the state's large Italian American population.
Clearly I am no expert, but I am enjoying this delicious journey!
Kelly
@ John — reubens are so easy to make, I can't believe I haven't done it before! We definitely had some delicious leftovers but mainly just for lunch and dinner :)
Thanks for writing about my project, hope you follow along on Twitter @StatelySandwich!
p.s. Keroa: fluffernutters were definitely a lunchbox staple for me!