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RT @qikipedia
In 1896, New York passed a law that alcohol could only be served on Sunday if it was with a meal.

New York taverns then started "selling" inedible sandwiches (served with a drink).

The waiter would collect the sandwich at the end of the meal, and serve it the next customer.

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