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Insider Food@insiderfood Salt Hank's French dip makes no apologies about being exactly what it is: a drippy, delightful excuse to buy a ticket to the US Open. Business Insider's Erin McDowell attended a media preview on August 27 to try the US Open's new food offerings for 2026. She tried almost every food item available, from handrolls to something called "Pasta Ramen," a decadent cross between shrimp scampi and ramen noodles. McDowell realized then that the food is as much of a draw as the event itself, along with the merch, and tennis, of course. Still, one item was the star of the show. Read more about this year's most buzzed-about food item at the link in our bio. Story by Erin McDowell (Credit: Erin McDowell/Business Insider) #usopen #frenchdip #sandwiches
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@jdroam “They” are really just talking about how salt Hank’s sold itself to Wonder. But you won’t mention it in your advertorial content.
@spencerdouglass @yukimaryrosel now I’m suddenly interested in tennis
@boula_worldwide I’ll take ✌🏾 please !!
@tt_laruetoo #sellout
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@syed.adeel.rizvi Seen so many posts about this despite being in London
@mark_em_lisboa The US Open has lost its way, more than just a $38 sandwich.
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@kidcue @steakshapiro did you get one?
@theradnep This sandwich is not great. The social media drooling becuase an influencer opened it is ridiculous. The bread however is great.
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@dolsothouse $28 for a 6 pc nuggets is good too!
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@luke.germano Because US Open hired 100 influencers…
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