Checking out the New Pork Sandwich at ‘Wichcraft
When Feast NY told us about the new sandwiches at ‘Wichcraft last week, I immediately knew that’s where I was going to head for lunch. ‘Wichcraft is one of my standbys when in a lunch pickle, and any news of sandwich changes needs to be investigated immediately. Also, I have an equal amount of love for pork loin and kale (aka the best vegetable ever.) Apparently they did their pricing with us in mind because, after tax, the sandwich comes in at $9.99.
The sandwich has equal parts kale and pork. The kale is wilted and bittersweet; I found it very refreshing to taste a different green vegetable on a lunch sandwich, even if it’s from a chain. The pork loin was lean, yet moist with streaks of fatty goodness. Lastly, the provolone cheese was on the milder side, not overwhelming either of other fillings. All in all, this sandwich is a nice addition to their menu, and I’m excited to try some of the other new options. (I’m looking at you shrimp salad w/ chorizo.)
‘wichcraft, multiple locations
Posted by Blondie at 8:30 am, January 25th, 2011 under 'wichcraft.
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9.99 for a finger sandwich.
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Looks like a puny, girly version of the collosal DiNic’s roast pork hero from Philly.
http://winephilly.com/wp-content/plugins/wp-o-matic/cache/2ccf5_DiNics-Roast-Pork.jpg
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My thoughts exactly! I was in Philly last week and had the DiNics roast pork with brocoli rabe and sharp provolone, which was incredible to say the least. This sandwich, on the other hand, looks small and underwhelming.
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so true, and it even costs less.
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Was tremendous when I had it–absolutely delicious. But the size just isn’t cutting it–you should be getting something TWICE as large for $9.99.
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For $9.95 ( I think) the pork hero at Defontes is AWESOME!
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Kale is very rarely used, only at place like Cer Te or Witchcraft would yuo find it. Looks good but its very lite and small for 9.99 you are paying for quality products and Tom’s name
meh, too much for too little