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A sandwich made from thinly sliced pieces of steak and melted cheese on a long roll
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One of my guilty pleasures. I know they'll one day kill me, but I can't help myself. I love the taste of grilled roast beef and mozzarella on a roll. It's perfect to eat while watching a football game and wash down with beer! However, they're swimming in grease and calories, so it's an every now and then thing for me.
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Quick Tip by alagarsamy.
December 06, 2010
i think i had this dish in Subway and American tasting of fast foods isa tempting one for my granddaughter
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Quick Tip by webstyler.
October 18, 2010
I haven't tried the 2 places made infamous by the travel channel, in Philly, but my 2 experiences from other eateries in Philly lead my opinion to: Pittsburgh has better cheesesteaks!
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Quick Tip by vemartin.
October 12, 2010
Nothing beats it with fries and a diet cherry coke!
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Quick Tip by KennethWeene.
October 07, 2010
Pass that wiz or it ain't real Philly. And the onions have to be sweet.
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Quick Tip by MysticCowboy.
August 06, 2010
This is a classic if actually heated on a grill and not nuked in a microwave.
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Quick Tip by 1Emily_Zank.
June 28, 2010
Yum...especially from Geno's in Philly!
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Quick Tip by AchingHope.
June 02, 2010
Yes please! :D
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Quick Tip by SusanJill.
May 26, 2010
Delicious for a once in awhile treat
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review by DesignDude.
November 26, 2008
You get some really weird variations on the Philly Cheesesteak on the west coast, partly because we're (especially in LA) not fully prepared to deal with this perilous gastronomic undertaking and partly because the traditional sandwich itself is kind of weird. The meat is cut razor thin and then scrambled up with onions, only to be topped with Cheeze Wiz and tossed into a french roll. Take that, dieters. On my one trip to Philadelphia, I went straight to Pat's King of Steaks … more
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i am a misplaced Southern girl and hoping to reconnect with home in the near future. I love to read,travel and spend time with my 3 best friends.i love to visit mt friends niece and love to play on Facebook. … more
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A cheesesteak sandwich, known outside of Philadelphia as a "Philly cheesesteak," is a sandwich with thinly-sliced steak meat and melted cheese. When served without cheese, it is simply known as a "steak sandwich."
The sandwich was invented by Pat and Harry Olivieri of Philadelphia, who served the sandwich on a hoagie-style bun. By 1930, the sandiwch was so popular that Pat Olivieri opened a cheesesteak restaurant that exists today, known as Pat's King of Steaks.
Despite being popular in its original steak and cheese form, variations of the sandwich often include grilled onions and bell peppers. Cheese Whiz is also a common option, which became popular in the early 1950s.
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The sandwich was invented by Pat and Harry Olivieri of Philadelphia, who served the sandwich on a hoagie-style bun. By 1930, the sandiwch was so popular that Pat Olivieri opened a cheesesteak restaurant that exists today, known as Pat's King of Steaks.
Despite being popular in its original steak and cheese form, variations of the sandwich often include grilled onions and bell peppers. Cheese Whiz is also a common option, which became popular in the early 1950s.
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