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klaus.schadenfreudeREMOVE@gmail.com wrote:

https://www.thetakeout.com/1788999/gas-station-chains-best-sandwiches/

Who would have thunk it?

Wawa
Arguably the gas station with the most dedicated following, Wawa made >convenience store history when it outranked traditional sandwich shops
like Jersey Mike's and Firehouse Subs in Market Force Information's
consumer survey of over 11,000 people. Wawa won first place as
America's No. 1 sandwich shop, per Business Insider,adespite only
having locations on the East Coast u proving what East Coast locals
have known for years: Wawa has delicious subs.

One recently opened in town but it's just too out-of-the-way to go
for me. On a couple occassions, I tried their breakfast burritos and
liked them.

Maverick
The sandwiches match the energy of their surroundings. The breakfast >champion, a French toast creation packed with sausage, egg, and
cheese, earned an enthusiastic "8 out of 10" from one satisfied
adventurer. Throughout the day, the menu expands to include toasted
subs that provide the fuel for everything from mountain biking to
backcountry skiing. In addition to cold sandwiches and toasted subs,
Maverik cranks out gourmet burritos, pizzas, cookies, and more. Pair
that with a drink and snack from their large selection of convenience
store food, and you're good to go for your next adventure.

Never heard of it.

Buc-ee's
At the heart of Buc-ee's appeal lies its legendary BBQ counter, where
they slice fresh brisket, turkey, and sausage to order. From 11:30
a.m. until after midnight, the air fills with the aroma of slow-smoked
meats being piled high on soft, pillowy buns. The star of the show? A
brisket so tender it makes TikTokers speechless, earning countless
"WOW" reactions from first-time visitors.

Mmm, their BBQ briskett is great! Try the breakfast brisket burrito.

Sheetz
What began as a single store in 1952 in Altoona, Pennsylvania, has
evolved into a convenience store hot-spot, thanks to one family's
persistent question: "Why the Sheetz Not?" Today, Sheetz stands out by >transforming the sometimes questionable gas station sandwich into a
24/7 made-to-order feast that keeps customers coming back for more.
And, yes, it is different from Wawa.

Isn't that the place DoJ-certified imbecile Joke Biden tried to put
out of business?


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On Fri, 01 Aug 2025 13:11:30 -0400, Ubiquitous <weberm@polaris.net>
wrote:

klaus.schadenfreudeREMOVE@gmail.com wrote:

https://www.thetakeout.com/1788999/gas-station-chains-best-sandwiches/

Who would have thunk it?

Wawa
Arguably the gas station with the most dedicated following, Wawa made >>convenience store history when it outranked traditional sandwich shops
like Jersey Mike's and Firehouse Subs in Market Force Information's >>consumer survey of over 11,000 people. Wawa won first place as
America's No. 1 sandwich shop, per Business Insider,adespite only
having locations on the East Coast u proving what East Coast locals
have known for years: Wawa has delicious subs.

One recently opened in town but it's just too out-of-the-way to go
for me. On a couple occassions, I tried their breakfast burritos and
liked them.

Maverick
The sandwiches match the energy of their surroundings. The breakfast >>champion, a French toast creation packed with sausage, egg, and
cheese, earned an enthusiastic "8 out of 10" from one satisfied
adventurer. Throughout the day, the menu expands to include toasted
subs that provide the fuel for everything from mountain biking to >>backcountry skiing. In addition to cold sandwiches and toasted subs, >>Maverik cranks out gourmet burritos, pizzas, cookies, and more. Pair
that with a drink and snack from their large selection of convenience
store food, and you're good to go for your next adventure.

Never heard of it.

Buc-ee's
At the heart of Buc-ee's appeal lies its legendary BBQ counter, where
they slice fresh brisket, turkey, and sausage to order. From 11:30
a.m. until after midnight, the air fills with the aroma of slow-smoked >>meats being piled high on soft, pillowy buns. The star of the show? A >>brisket so tender it makes TikTokers speechless, earning countless
"WOW" reactions from first-time visitors.

Mmm, their BBQ briskett is great! Try the breakfast brisket burrito.

Sheetz
What began as a single store in 1952 in Altoona, Pennsylvania, has
evolved into a convenience store hot-spot, thanks to one family's >>persistent question: "Why the Sheetz Not?" Today, Sheetz stands out by >>transforming the sometimes questionable gas station sandwich into a
24/7 made-to-order feast that keeps customers coming back for more.
And, yes, it is different from Wawa.

Isn't that the place DoJ-certified imbecile Joke Biden tried to put
out of business?

Didn't he deliver sandwiches there when he was working as a truck
driver?



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On Fri, 01 Aug 2025 13:11:30 -0400, Ubiquitous <weberm@polaris.net>
wrote:

[...]

Maverick
The sandwiches match the energy of their surroundings. The breakfast >>champion, a French toast creation packed with sausage, egg, and
cheese, earned an enthusiastic "8 out of 10" from one satisfied
adventurer. Throughout the day, the menu expands to include toasted
subs that provide the fuel for everything from mountain biking to >>backcountry skiing. In addition to cold sandwiches and toasted subs, >>Maverik cranks out gourmet burritos, pizzas, cookies, and more. Pair
that with a drink and snack from their large selection of convenience
store food, and you're good to go for your next adventure.

Never heard of it.

Kum-N-Go has been bought out by Maverick. If you had a KNG in
your area, you have a Maverick now. If you do have one near by, it may
be worth trying.

Buc-ee's
At the heart of Buc-ee's appeal lies its legendary BBQ counter, where
they slice fresh brisket, turkey, and sausage to order. From 11:30
a.m. until after midnight, the air fills with the aroma of slow-smoked >>meats being piled high on soft, pillowy buns. The star of the show? A >>brisket so tender it makes TikTokers speechless, earning countless
"WOW" reactions from first-time visitors.

Mmm, their BBQ briskett is great! Try the breakfast brisket burrito.

I've only had one BBQ brisket from Buc-Ee's to date. I'm so glad
I ate it AFTER we left. I am 100% certain I would have bought more.
The sandwich is that good!
As of my writing this, we've not been back to a Buc-Ee's. But
only because there aren't any really convenient to us (it's seriously
under represented in the greater LA metro area). We only visited the
one in Springfield, Mo. because we were in Branson. Not quite next
door, but close enough to justify the mileage.
The wife and I have discussed visiting Denver again. I understand
there is a Buc-Ee's in the area. Might just be the push we (ok, I)
need to go for it :)

Sheetz
What began as a single store in 1952 in Altoona, Pennsylvania, has
evolved into a convenience store hot-spot, thanks to one family's >>persistent question: "Why the Sheetz Not?" Today, Sheetz stands out by >>transforming the sometimes questionable gas station sandwich into a
24/7 made-to-order feast that keeps customers coming back for more.
And, yes, it is different from Wawa.

Isn't that the place DoJ-certified imbecile Joke Biden tried to put
out of business?

One of many. Though I don't know how intentional it was.
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But show up to the office in a mawashi...
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