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On Fri, 3 Aug 2001, under the subject: weird food Tony Hitsman asked:
>. . .something called a 'Tuna Melt'. Sounds gross. What is it?

From: Molly Wolf
Tuna salad on a split and toasted bun, topped with cheese slices and grilled until the cheese melts.
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From: Evelyn Duncan
Grilled tuna salad and cheese sandwich; it's usually on rye bread or sourdough.
I think it's good, but then I always like tuna salad.
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From: Mimi Bennett-Aronson
Locally it's made on wheat with fried onions added. Yummy. 8-)
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From: Evelyn
The fried onions sound good.
It's certainly different from the tuna fish sandwiches I had as a kid:
tuna, Miracle Whip, and sweet relish mixed up and put on Wonder Bread.
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From: Eileen
In a message dated 08/03/2001 BrandyKitt@aol.com writes:
"Tuna, Miracle Whip, and sweet relish mixed up and put on Wonder Bread."
It doesn't get any better than this !!!!!
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From: Richard Konopka
New Jersey Diner special. Two slices of toasted rye or crusty bread, scoop of tuna on each slice, slice of cheese on top, passed under the salamander to melt the cheese. Sometimes called "The happy Waitress" on some diner menus. There are many varieties of "The happy waitress" though; not all are food related.
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From: Carol Marsh
Richard, out here a salamander is a kind of lizard that lives under rocks. Why do I think that's not what you're passing your tuna/cheese sandwich under?
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From: Glenn E. Hammett
<snip> My mother always made tuna salad with chopped celery, apples, boiled eggs, sweet pickle relish and all held together with mayo or Miracle Whip. <snip>