Halved bacon, egg, and cheese sandwich wrapped in deli paper.
Why Deli Paper Actually Matters For A Classic Bacon, Egg, And Cheese

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By MATTHEW LEE
Halved bacon, egg, and cheese sandwich.
Although it might appear insignificant, the practice of serving bacon, egg, and cheese sandwiches wrapped in deli paper profoundly impacts the eating experience of the sandwich.
Hands holding a sandwich over a deli paper.
Made from thin paper treated with a layer of wax, deli paper is crafted for wrapping oily and greasy foods, as the wax makes for a moisture and fat-resistant, non-stick surface.
A bacon, egg, and cheese sandwich wrapped in deli paper.
Since the sandwich is meant for eating on the go, the deli paper allows you to enjoy it without having to worry about cheese oozing onto your hands or crumbs getting everywhere.
A bacon, egg, and cheese sandwich on a plate.
The wax’s non-stick property also keeps the cheese from making a sticky mess as you unwrap the sandwich, while the snugness of the paper maintains warmth and prevents sogginess.