French Foodie’s Top 5 Sandwiches
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Who doesn’t dream of a good sambo on their well-deserved lunch break? This month I decided to tell you about the best sandwiches I’ve tasted in Dublin City centre. These succulent sandwiches are gourmet, freshly made and full of flavours; they’re perfect if you are looking for a satisfying yet affordable quick lunch. Dublin has some fantastic spots for sandwiches so there is really no reason to go for that minging €3 chicken fillet roll. ta from 1. The Porcet The Fumbally
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