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Encyclopedia > Monte Cristo

Monte Cristo or Montecristo can refer to:

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Monte Cristo sandwich - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (217 words)
A Monte Cristo sandwich consists of ham, turkey, and Swiss cheese between two slices of bread, soaked in an egg-based batter and grilled or deep-fried.
The Monte Cristo sandwich appears to be an American derivative of the Croque Monsieur, a similarly batter-dipped sandwich from France.
While numerous colorful theories exist, the most straightforward explanation is that "Monte Cristo" is an intentional corruption of the aforementioned "croque monsieur".
Old Monte Cristo Townsite - Darrington Ranger District - Mt. Baker-Snoqualmie National Forest (998 words)
As you proceed past the gate on the Monte Cristo Road, please be aware that the land along the Sauk River between Barlow Pass and Monte Cristo is privately owned.
Monte Cristo campground is on the left at 4.0 miles.
Standing amid spectacular alpine scenery at the end of the road is the remains of the mining town of Monte Cristo.
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