How about a Philly Cheese Steak?

Today, there's a food market at the Guildhall in the City.  After walking past these guys



I found this guy



And bought a sandwich.  Sorry, I'm just a North Carolina boy and know nothing about Philly Cheese Steak, but the dude was nice and the sandwich tasted good. 

Next, I must bring an offering to the French wife:


Before going back to the office and eating this

Having lived in Philly for 6 yrars before moving to Glasgow, Scotland in Aug of 2016, I can tell you it ain't an authentic Philly steak unless it has....wait for it.....cheese whiz!


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I swear it tasted like cheez whizz!  They had a sign that talked about how good cheez whizz is, but the guy told me they make their own cheez sauce from Red Leicester.

I would not pass that up!

BTW was the person cooking from Philadelphia?

I didn't ask.  He was wearing some kind of baseball looking shirt and that was good enough for me.

He was certainly American and had some kind of Northern accent.  Nice guy otherwise.

had some kind of Northern accent.  Nice guy otherwise.

They can fool you sometimes....I met a guy from New Jersey back around '95....'96....salt of the earth. 

Having lived in Philly for 6 yrars before moving to Glasgow, Scotland in Aug of 2016, I can tell you it ain't an authentic Philly steak unless it has....wait for it.....cheese whiz!


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Yes - I was looking for "The Whiz" on that and could tell it wasn't quite authentic without the orange cheesy goodness. I'm glad I went to Philly before I found out I had celiac because Pat's is so good!

But this does look quite tasty - my husband would probably love it.

Not a fan of the whiz, but the Sammy above looks good!


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Not a fan of the whiz, but the Sammy above looks good!


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Huh?  Sammy?  What's that?

They can fool you sometimes....I met a guy from New Jersey back around '95....'96....salt of the earth.

I doubt it.  I don't even like Springsteen cause he's always singing about somewhere up North.

Huh?  Sammy?  What's that?

A Sammy is a sandwich.  US equivalent of sarnie.   

Huh?  Sammy?  What's that?

Sammy, you know, a sandwhich sammy



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A Sammy is a sandwich.  US equivalent of sarnie.   

Or the Scottish equivalent of a "piece" Yes you have to be verrryyy careful about your word choices in these parts


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