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Friday, December 4, 2009
Courtesy of The Wrap Shack

The Wrap Shack Kitchen & Bar (120 S. 18th St.), which recently renovated and landed itself a liquor license, has come up with a variation on the never-gets-old roast pork sandwich. All the insides are the same � six ounces of sliced-thin pig, sharp provolone, saut�ed spinach (not rabe), hot peppers or horseradish � but they're twisting it all up in a white, wheat, tomato or spinach wrap. (If this hurts your or your Uncle Sal's soul too much, you can also get it on a long roll, don't worry.) It's usually $7.95, but the Wrap Shack's offering the sammich for $5 today (and every Friday) from 6 to 8 p.m., along with $3 happy-hour pints of Lager or Coors Light.


BarryG
Posted 2009-12-05 20:08:09
A wrap, the adult contemporary version of a burrito, is truly the Kenny G of sandwiches.



- Paraphrased from the class "is a burrito a sandwich?" thread on Unbreaded.



I fucking hate wraps.

danya
Posted 2009-12-06 12:25:57
hahahaha! The Kenny G of sandwiches. I'm gonna use that one. This sandwich is way too soggy for a wrap, anyway.

Poncho
Posted 2009-12-07 23:28:14
Whoa, haters.  Why does everyone on the internet have to be so snarky and rude?

Tara Hunkoff
Posted 2009-12-08 00:59:21
I just wish Yanni were here. Kenny G would be a wrap, all right.
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