50 States, 50 Sizzling Dishes: The Ultimate Foodie Road Trip Through The USA
The “Fool’s Gold” Sandwich from Colorado
The Fool’s Gold Loaf has a fascinating history intertwined with a touch of celebrity flair. Originating from the Colorado Mine Company in Denver during the 1970s, this extravagant sandwich quickly gained fame after Elvis Presley’s infamous nocturnal visit.
The King of Rock ‘n’ Roll flew to Denver on his private jet to indulge in this decadent delight, a testament to its allure. This indulgence became synonymous with Elvis’s lavish lifestyle, comprising a single hollowed-out loaf of bread brimming with a pound of bacon, peanut butter, and grape jelly. Its popularity soared, not just a meal, but a larger-than-life experience, mirroring the legend who cherished it.
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