Best Sandwich in Montana

It's always interesting to see what folks think about Montana.

Now that we're all glued to our screens and obsessed with social media, there are lots of opinions about everything, including Montana. Some of those opinions come from people who live here, while others come from those who don't.

Every once in a while, you'll run across someone who has never set foot in Montana but has lots of things to say about Big Sky Country. Other times, you will see something written about the best place to buy this, or the best place to get that.

A lot of the time, these publications are spot on, and sometimes they're not.

If I were to ask you what the most popular sandwich is in Montana, what would you say? According to one source, it's more than likely not the sandwich you're thinking of.

Before we reveal the answer, check out these Montana favorite foods.

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Montana's most popular sandwich

What is Montana's most popular sandwich? Something with bison? How about a pork chop sandwich? Something from the Pickle Barrel?

Nope.

According to Food_Insight, the most popular sandwich in Montana is a classic, with a bit of a Montana twist. They claim that the most popular sandwich in Montana is a Peanut Butter and Jelly sandwich with Huckleberry Jam.

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Don't get me wrong, I enjoy a PB&J now and again, but Montana's favorite sandwich? Yeah, I'm not sure about that. But maybe I'm in the minority.

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For those who love food AND nostalgia, Montana is home to some wonderful old-school food joints that need to be on your radar. While some of these are only open on a seasonal basis, you'll have to place your "culinary cruise" appropriately.

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