The Ainsworth doesn't refer to a single sandwich at Fricano's Deli, but rather a concept. It's new each day. That's thanks to the creative sandwich makers at Fricano's who improvise the Ainsworth on a daily basis. Using whatever fresh ingredients they have on-hand that day, they pile a brand new sandwich into existence—maybe one that's never been on the menu before.

So it should come as no surprise that the Ainsworth is a popular item to order when you visit Fricano's Deli, but it's far from your only option. Another customer favorite is the spicy Reuben, a twist on the classic with the addition of pepperoncini peppers, pepperjack cheese, red onion, and "Rocket sauce." No matter which sandwich you choose, you can't go wrong with any of the spreads slathered inside. They range from a garlicky pesto to an Italian olive tapenade to roasted red pepper hummus.

Fricano's Deli
2405 Nueces Street
Austin, TX 78705
(512) 482-3322
www.fricanosdeli.com
www.yelp.com/biz/fricanos-deli-austin-15

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Whether you’re preparing for Halloween for your own kids or you just enjoy handing out candy to the little ones in your neighborhood, it’s always fun to make trick-or-treat bags filled with tasty candy. Use these easy DIY projects to create your own bags that no one else will have.

DIY Trick-or-Treat Buckets [simplykierste.com]
If you’re only making one or two treat bags, this fun DIY project will show you how to make very sturdy bucket-style options using a recycled ice cream tub or a similar bucket. Simply wrap Halloween-colored felt around the entire surface, and then add your kids’ names using foam stamps and craft paint.

Pillowcase Trick-or-Treat Bags [marthastewart.com]
Take the classic pillowcase trick-or-treat bag and make it a bit more decorative with this easy tutorial. Use heavy rope or string to create a drawstring closure at the top, then take iron-on patches and create a fun ghost face that’s right on theme with the evening’s spooky festivities.

Candy Corn Trick-or-Treat Tote Bag [positivelysplendid.com]
If you’re an avid crafter with basic sewing skills, this candy corn tote bag is a fun project to work on in the weeks leading up to Halloween. Simply sew together white, yellow, and orange fabrics in the shape of the chewy candy, and then add a handle to make it easy to carry while collecting candy.

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With Autumn just arriving, we hope everyone enjoys all of the fun this season has to offer! Happy Fall!