
The name Muffaletta comes from the name of the bread that the sandwich is served on. It's a circular shaped loaf that is very similar to focaccia bread. I'm pretty sure that the sandwich originated in New Orleans, but I may be wrong on that... The Spicy Muffaletta at Relish is made up of provolone and swiss cheeses, genoa salami, maple ham, sweet and spicy coppacola (or Gabagool if your name is Tony Soprano), pepperoni, artichoke tapenade (this is a variation of the olive salad that distinguishes the sandwich as a "Muffaletta") and garlic-chile sauce served on muffaletta bread.
Relish is great at taking a classic sandwich and putting their own delicious spin on it; the Spicy Muffaletta is no exception. It's flavor is a little rich, so don't expect to eat the whole thing, unless you like feeling sick at your desk the rest of the afternoon. It has tons of green olives on it, so if you're like Rebecca and don't like olives, this sandwich is probably not for you. I've been to Relish about five times now and have never been disappointed with my meal. I definitely recommend it.
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