What does KYS mean in RESTAURANTS

KYS stands for Kappa Rodenburg Sandwiches, a delicious sandwich recipe that has been around for over 140 years. It’s made up of flavorful fillings, including boiled ham, sweet pickles, mayonnaise and cheese all served between two slices of buttered bread.

Eating KYS in moderation can be part of a balanced diet. A single sandwich contains similar nutrition to a classic deli-style sandwich; protein from the ham, healthy oils from the mayonnaise and carbohydrates from the bread.

A single Kappa Rodenburg sandwich contains approximately 540 calories. This can vary slightly depending on the ingredients used; for example using whole grain bread or light mayonnaise will reduce calorie count.

Yes, as the traditional recipe calls for eggs and dairy products, people with allergies to either should exercise caution when consuming KYS. Other fillings may also contain allergens such as nuts and seeds which should be checked before eating.

The original recipe was created in 1875 by entrepreneur William George Rodenburg who owned an upscale restaurant in London at the time called “Kappa”; hence the name Kappa Rodenburg Sandwiches!

Over time many variations have been created - some popular examples include replacing boiled ham with smoked turkey or adding lettuce & tomato for an extra crunchy texture. There are countless possibilities to try!

It’s not just what goes into it - it’s how it’s prepared! The unique combination of flavors creates a tantalizing blend of savory & sweet while freshly cooking each element adds an incomparable crunchy texture that you won’t find elsewhere.

Absolutely! Choose your favorite quality bread & fresh ingredients. For maximum flavor mix the mayo & pickle juice together with diced pickles before spreading on the sandwiches –this will ensure your sandwiches are bursting with flavor every time!