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Re: philly cheesesteak sandwich question
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07/18/17 01:33 PM
07/18/17 01:33 PM
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Near St. Louis, MO
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I wouldn't use the microwave as that would make everything very soggy. Jenny's idea is the best.
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Re: philly cheesesteak sandwich question
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07/18/17 07:38 PM
07/18/17 07:38 PM
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lol Space I was thinking the same thing:-)
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Re: philly cheesesteak sandwich question
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07/18/17 07:50 PM
07/18/17 07:50 PM
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San Diego, CA
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Best way with any sandwich thingy is to REMOVE the filling before refrigerating it. Then when you reheat it, toast the bread (toaster oven works best) or under a broiler (watch carefully!) and then reassemble the sandwich. Works for me.
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