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The cuban sandwich is a popular meal in south Florida where many Cubans have immigrated since the early 20th century. The standard cuban sandwich consists of ham and roast pork (marinated in mojo sauce), mayonaisse, mustard, dill pickles, and swiss cheese on cuban bread (in Tampa, it is common to find Genoa Salami on a cuban sandwich). The sandwich is buttered and pressed on a sandwich press (plancha) melting the cheese and and toasting the bread. A medianoche sandwich is the same except it is on an egg roll.