Which two sandwiches come with a light amount of veggies when ordered?

The Club and the Cordon Bleu sandwiches are known for being served with a light amount of veggies when ordered. The Club sandwich typically features layers of meats and cheeses, often accompanied by minimal garnish such as lettuce or tomato, which keeps the vegetable content low. Similarly, the Cordon Bleu sandwich, which is primarily focused on being a meat-based creation with flavors from ham and cheese, also includes very minimal vegetables, generally just a small amount for balance.

While the other sandwich combinations might imply more substantial vegetable content by their typical preparation or ingredients—like the Cheesesteak or Chicken Parmesan, which often come with additional toppings like peppers or marinara—the Club and Cordon Bleu maintain a simpler profile with fewer veggies. This makes them the suitable choice for someone looking for a lighter veggie option.