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cheesesteaks are called CHEESTEAKS not philly cheesesteaks. (1 Viewer)

Who cares what anyone calls it? They suck.

Lets just all agree to call them #### on a bun.
you CANNOT be serious.

GET OUT. how could you not like cheesesteaks?
Because they taste like someone farted in your mouth. And for some inexplicable reason, the fart was chewy.
How do you know what a fart in your mouth tastes like?

And your credibility = shot.
Yes, please, guy from Minnesota and Arizona, explain to the people who live in Louisiana what good food tastes like. Maybe you should set up a TED Talk.

 
Lots of idiots order Buffalo Wings. In Buffalo, we call them chicken wings. You're not eating Buffalo meat and they don't even have wings anyway, dummies.
Buffalo wings just refers to the sauce they are tossed in (kind a like texas pete with butter) BBQ wings are tossed in something like KC Masterpiece and so on and so on
I thought it's Frank's Red Hot
Depends on the wing joint
I'm pretty sure the original creation used Frank's

anything else should just be called hot wings

 
Who cares what anyone calls it? They suck.

Lets just all agree to call them #### on a bun.
you CANNOT be serious.

GET OUT. how could you not like cheesesteaks?
Because they taste like someone farted in your mouth. And for some inexplicable reason, the fart was chewy.
How do you know what a fart in your mouth tastes like?

And your credibility = shot.
Yes, please, guy from Minnesota and Arizona, explain to the people who live in Louisiana what good food tastes like. Maybe you should set up a TED Talk.
I grew up near Philly, guy. Cheesesteaks rule and one of the few things I miss from that area.

 
Who cares what anyone calls it? They suck.

Lets just all agree to call them #### on a bun.
you CANNOT be serious.

GET OUT. how could you not like cheesesteaks?
Because they taste like someone farted in your mouth. And for some inexplicable reason, the fart was chewy.
How do you know what a fart in your mouth tastes like?

And your credibility = shot.
Yes, please, guy from Minnesota and Arizona, explain to the people who live in Louisiana what good food tastes like. Maybe you should set up a TED Talk.
I grew up near Philly, guy. Cheesesteaks rule and one of the few things I miss from that area.
Oh, sorry. I didn't realize you had that kind of culinary credibility. Carry on.

 
Who cares what anyone calls it? They suck.

Lets just all agree to call them #### on a bun.
you CANNOT be serious.

GET OUT. how could you not like cheesesteaks?
Because they taste like someone farted in your mouth. And for some inexplicable reason, the fart was chewy.
How do you know what a fart in your mouth tastes like?

And your credibility = shot.
Yes, please, guy from Minnesota and Arizona, explain to the people who live in Louisiana what good food tastes like. Maybe you should set up a TED Talk.
I grew up near Philly, guy. Cheesesteaks rule and one of the few things I miss from that area.
Oh, sorry. I didn't realize you had that kind of culinary credibility. Carry on.
As should be clearly evident from the Otis diet thread, I love all types of food.* Saying one doesn't like a cheesesteak from Philly is like saying one doesn't like fried chicken from Louisiana. It's impossible.

*Except bland British food.

 
Who cares what anyone calls it? They suck.

Lets just all agree to call them #### on a bun.
you CANNOT be serious.

GET OUT. how could you not like cheesesteaks?
Because they taste like someone farted in your mouth. And for some inexplicable reason, the fart was chewy.
How do you know what a fart in your mouth tastes like?

And your credibility = shot.
Yes, please, guy from Minnesota and Arizona, explain to the people who live in Louisiana what good food tastes like. Maybe you should set up a TED Talk.
I grew up near Philly, guy. Cheesesteaks rule and one of the few things I miss from that area.
Oh, sorry. I didn't realize you had that kind of culinary credibility. Carry on.
As should be clearly evident from the Otis diet thread, I love all types of food.* Saying one doesn't like a cheesesteak from Philly is like saying one doesn't like fried chicken from Louisiana. It's impossible.

*Except bland British food.
Cheesesteak: tastes like donkey taint and processed cheese food

Debris Po'Boy: tastes like heavenly shredded beef and gravy

 
Who cares what anyone calls it? They suck.

Lets just all agree to call them #### on a bun.
you CANNOT be serious.

GET OUT. how could you not like cheesesteaks?
Because they taste like someone farted in your mouth. And for some inexplicable reason, the fart was chewy.
How do you know what a fart in your mouth tastes like?

And your credibility = shot.
Yes, please, guy from Minnesota and Arizona, explain to the people who live in Louisiana what good food tastes like. Maybe you should set up a TED Talk.
I grew up near Philly, guy. Cheesesteaks rule and one of the few things I miss from that area.
Oh, sorry. I didn't realize you had that kind of culinary credibility. Carry on.
As should be clearly evident from the Otis diet thread, I love all types of food.* Saying one doesn't like a cheesesteak from Philly is like saying one doesn't like fried chicken from Louisiana. It's impossible.

*Except bland British food.
Cheesesteak: tastes like donkey taint and processed cheese food

Debris Po'Boy: tastes like heavenly shredded beef and gravy
How do you know what donkey taint tastes like?

Both look amazing to me. :shrug:

 
Who cares what anyone calls it? They suck.

Lets just all agree to call them #### on a bun.
you CANNOT be serious.

GET OUT. how could you not like cheesesteaks?
Because they taste like someone farted in your mouth. And for some inexplicable reason, the fart was chewy.
How do you know what a fart in your mouth tastes like? And your credibility = shot.
Yes, please, guy from Minnesota and Arizona, explain to the people who live in Louisiana what good food tastes like. Maybe you should set up a TED Talk.
I grew up near Philly, guy. Cheesesteaks rule and one of the few things I miss from that area.
Oh, sorry. I didn't realize you had that kind of culinary credibility. Carry on.
As should be clearly evident from the Otis diet thread, I love all types of food.* Saying one doesn't like a cheesesteak from Philly is like saying one doesn't like fried chicken from Louisiana. It's impossible. *Except bland British food.
Cheesesteak: tastes like donkey taint and processed cheese foodDebris Po'Boy: tastes like heavenly shredded beef and gravy
How do you know what donkey taint tastes like?Both look amazing to me. :shrug:
Agreed. Donkey taint looks scrumptious.

 
well i guess a shart could be chewy and those sort of a fart so hey there you are brohan take that to the bank

 
I always called em steak & cheese, since I want more steak than cheese. And the cheese should be provolone, not cheez whiz.

 
I always called em steak & cheese, since I want more steak than cheese. And the cheese should be provolone, not cheez whiz.
I grew up in Allentown where "valley style" was provolone and more finely shredded ribeye. I enjoyed those too. Although I think they used skirt steak instead of ribeye.
 
I always thought they were Philly cheesesteaks if they had cheese whiz on them. Everywhere that doesn't use that crap calls them a cheesesteak.

 
I just wanna know where this whole Green Peppers on cheesesteaks outside of Philly thing began.

Do some people order their steaks with green peppers?

Sure.

But it's far from a popular order, and certainly not the "norm".

A cheesesteak has cheese and fried onions.

I mean, they're gonna stink anywhere else in the country anyway, I just wanna know who's responsible for spreading this false rumor about green peppers.

 
Yeah the bell pepper thing is pretty standard fare in most non-northeast places. There is a place near me in NorCal that has suprisingly good cheesesteaks where they ask you what you want (onion, bell pepper, hot pepper, etc.). Most other places just assume you want BP/O.

My opinion on bell peppers is that they are great raw, but ####ty cooked.

 

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