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Bob Zmuda

Bob Zmuda

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srh88 said:
i like cheese steaks in every form lol. whats the place called?
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fuckin with ya. I think lettuce sounds great in a cheesesteak.

I hate onions and mushroom and peppers though. cheese, meat. Maybe lettuce. Done.

I have the palate of a 5-year old. Favorite foods? pizza, hamburgers, french fries, dino-nuggets.

Dont know what it's called yet I'll find out when I go today.bongsmilie
 
srh88

srh88

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Bob Zmuda said:
fuckin with ya. I think lettuce sounds great in a cheesesteak.

I hate onions and mushroom and peppers though. cheese, meat. Maybe lettuce. Done.

I have the palate of a 5-year old. Favorite foods? pizza, hamburgers, french fries, dino-nuggets.

Dont know what it's called yet I'll find out when I go today.bongsmilie
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im sure its probably a place that just opened up another store out there...
when i was in florida i was driving and seen a shop that was the same name as my favorite cheesesteak place here. i thought it was a coincidence but i stopped anyway.. all the people in there were wearing the shirts from the location here. instantly became my favorite spot down there. they even shipped down the amaroso rolls from philly down there. the roll is what makes a cheesesteak in my opinion
 
StonedFarmer

StonedFarmer

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srh88 said:
im sure its probably a place that just opened up another store out there...
when i was in florida i was driving and seen a shop that was the same name as my favorite cheesesteak place here. i thought it was a coincidence but i stopped anyway.. all the people in there were wearing the shirts from the location here. instantly became my favorite spot down there. they even shipped down the amaroso rolls from philly down there. the roll is what makes a cheesesteak in my opinion
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Bruh the bread is integral to any good samdwich from parma to cheeseateaks. It has to be doughy enough to handle the sauce without becoming a soggy mess yet keep a crunchy exterior.


Good lobster rolls are hard to come by because faggots fuck with the side roll
 
curious2garden

curious2garden

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srh88 said:
im sure its probably a place that just opened up another store out there...
when i was in florida i was driving and seen a shop that was the same name as my favorite cheesesteak place here. i thought it was a coincidence but i stopped anyway.. all the people in there were wearing the shirts from the location here. instantly became my favorite spot down there. they even shipped down the amaroso rolls from philly down there. the roll is what makes a cheesesteak in my opinion
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We had a guy fly in the Amaroso rolls out here, flew those fuckers overnight back when that cost a lot. They were so good. But people wouldn't pay for them not understanding and so he closed, still miss him.
 
Bob Zmuda

Bob Zmuda

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srh88 said:
im sure its probably a place that just opened up another store out there...
when i was in florida i was driving and seen a shop that was the same name as my favorite cheesesteak place here. i thought it was a coincidence but i stopped anyway.. all the people in there were wearing the shirts from the location here. instantly became my favorite spot down there. they even shipped down the amaroso rolls from philly down there. the roll is what makes a cheesesteak in my opinion
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Totally agree on the rolls. These guys ship em in too.
 
srh88

srh88

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curious2garden said:
We had a guy fly in the Amaroso rolls out here, flew those fuckers overnight back when that cost a lot. They were so good. But people wouldn't pay for them not understanding and so he closed, still miss him.
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Bob Zmuda said:
Why are those rolls so good?!

I'd make every sandwich on them. Salunto rolls are my other favorite.
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they are everywhere around here... in every grocery store
i win
 
curious2garden

curious2garden

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Bob Zmuda said:
Why are those rolls so good?!

I'd make every sandwich on them. Salunto rolls are my other favorite.
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The place they make them (you get yeast in the air too), the water, the oven and just the right blend of flour. Damn they are good, best I've ever had.
srh88 said:
they are everywhere around here... in every grocery store
i win
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Yes you do! :finger:
 
Singlemalt

Singlemalt

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Bob Zmuda said:
Why are those rolls so good?!

I'd make every sandwich on them. Salunto rolls are my other favorite.
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Amoroso's Baking Company is a family-owned company that specializes in hearth baked breads and rolls. Over the years the Amoroso sandwich roll has become synonymous with those Philadelphia culinary institutions, the hoagie and the cheesesteak.

History
The company was founded in 1904 in Camden, New Jersey by Vincenzo Amoroso and his sons, Salvatore and Joseph. Having outgrown their location in Camden, the company moved to a new facility at 6505 Haverford Avenue in Philadelphia in 1914. The company thrived during the Great Depression by making home deliveries twice a day, in the mornings and afternoons. In 1934, Salvatore took over the operations of the company with the help of his sons, Daniel, Vincent, Leonard and Sal, Jr. In 1952, Amoroso begins selling Hearth Baked bread and rolls to A & P Supermarkets in West Philly. Due to increased demand, in 1960 the company expanded into a new facility located at 845 South 55th Street.[1] Today, after four major expansions, Amoroso Baking Company employs more than 400 people, and its expanded line of baked goods is available in more than 36 states. The company is located in West Philadelphia, is still owned and managed by members of the Amoroso family, and is still one of the dominant bakeries in the Philadelphia area.

in 2015 they announced they would move operations to Bellmawr, New Jersey.[2]
 
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