I'm going to quibble and say an Amoroso roll. Also, for me, I think of cheese whiz as most authentic, though I like provolone better. And for me, though not traditional, mushrooms.
Yes, grilled onions and mushrooms are acceptable! As are hots. And either whizz or provolone.
Now I want a cheesesteak. But I'll only get them at Caprioti's and there isn't one in Bmore.
La Croix is no better than Polar Seltzer, and possibly less good.
I'm not normally a fizzy water drinker but I had a La Croix recently and it was tasty. It didn't have a weird after-taste and wasn't sweet at all like some flavored fizzy waters are. But I haven't had a Polar Seltzer so they may be just as good!
And while I'm in a tizzy, neighbor is selling this [link] I'm eh on the dressers, but my grandma had a vanity like that. I kinda love it. Will have to see how seller responds,
I'm eh on the dressers, but my grandma had a vanity like that. I kinda love it. Will have to see how seller responds
Oh, dag! I wish I'd known. We just sold one almost identical to that at our yard sale a couple weeks ago. I love it but don't have the right space for it.
I wanted to make the yard sale, but things have been crazy,
There's a upmarket fast-food (along the lines of Chipotle rather than Arby's) chain around these parts call PepperJax Grill that includes "American's Best Philly" on their signs. It's a lie.
No lie, I've never heard of Cheese Whiz on a cheesesteak. I don't live in Philly, though, so maybe I've been sheltered.
I asked because I got a Philly for lunch today at an ancient local drive-in and contents of the sandwich included beef, melted cheese, a few flecks of onions and peppers, tomato, lettuce, and mayonnaise. Basically a Whopper on a really soggy bun that was falling apart. I thought it was an abomination, but then the bar & grill in Memphis where I took best friend for his birthday dinner had one on the menu with the same ingredients.
To me a Philly should be steak, cheese, grilled bell peppers, and onions if requested.
Other than tonic water for my G&Ts and the occasional seltzer, I have very little interest in soda water at all.
Me neither! But I thought La Croix was some kind of magical thing. It's fine.
I asked because I got a Philly for lunch today at an ancient local drive-in and contents of the sandwich included beef, melted cheese, a few flecks of onions and peppers, tomato, lettuce, and mayonnaise.
In Philly, that would be called a cheesesteak hoagie. A steak with sub toppings on it.
La Croix is my favorite fizzy water, but any old fizzy water works for me. I love the stuff. I don't care for sweet drinks.
I thought it was an abomination
Correctly.
To me a Philly should be steak, cheese, grilled bell peppers, and onions if requested.
Steak, wiz, onions. Anything else is artisanal and not to be trusted.
