Robert Cobb
Robert Cobb was an American restaurateur best known for creating the Cobb salad in the 1930s at his famous Brown Derby restaurant in Los Angeles. The salad, made with ingredients such as chicken, bacon, avocado, and blue cheese, has become a popular and enduring dish in American cuisine.
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Robert Cobb invented the Cobb salad at his famous restaurant, Brown Derby, in Los Angeles in the 1930s.
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