Food vendor Henry Laporte, who runs Salt Hank's, served his popular $38 French dip sandwich at the US Open for the first time. The article doesn't report any specific numbers or statistics on sales or reception of the sandwich. The piece focuses on the fact that Laporte has gained fans despite not having formal training as a chef. His appearance at the U.S. Open marks another high-profile event where his sandwich is being served.
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