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LambeauLegs
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Anyone here enjoy these at all? I have many of these over the holidays!
Cannibal Sandwiches: A Polarizing And Misunderstood Wisconsin Tradition
A Holiday Dish Going Back Generations, The Raw Beef Delicacy May Be Making A Comeback
Imagine. It’s the holidays and to quiet your pre-dinner hunger, someone hands you a slice of rye bread topped with a thick spread of fresh raw beef, chopped onion and a sprinkle of salt and pepper.
Sounds great, right?
"At first you look at it like, excuse me? I’m supposed to do what with that?" said Jeff Zupan, operations manager of Bunzel’s Meat Market in Milwaukee, and a lifelong cannibal sandwich enthusiast.
Cannibal sandwiches are a longtime Milwaukee tradition. Come Christmastime, Bunzel’s goes through over 1,000 pounds of raw beef and about 250 pounds of raw onions, exclusively for cannibal sandwiches.
Cannibal Sandwiches: A Polarizing And Misunderstood Wisconsin Tradition

A Holiday Dish Going Back Generations, The Raw Beef Delicacy May Be Making A Comeback
Imagine. It’s the holidays and to quiet your pre-dinner hunger, someone hands you a slice of rye bread topped with a thick spread of fresh raw beef, chopped onion and a sprinkle of salt and pepper.
Sounds great, right?
"At first you look at it like, excuse me? I’m supposed to do what with that?" said Jeff Zupan, operations manager of Bunzel’s Meat Market in Milwaukee, and a lifelong cannibal sandwich enthusiast.
Cannibal sandwiches are a longtime Milwaukee tradition. Come Christmastime, Bunzel’s goes through over 1,000 pounds of raw beef and about 250 pounds of raw onions, exclusively for cannibal sandwiches.