cheesesteak

British  

/ ˈtʃiːzˌsteɪk /

noun

1. a sandwich filled with grilled beef and cheese

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Example Sentences

A crowd of about 50 supporters and curious locals meet the candidate at Donkey’s Place, a venerable deli that serves a meatier cheesesteak than more-famous shops in nearby Philadelphia.

From The Wall Street Journal

Without those additions, the cheesesteak is $18 on its own or $25 with fries.

From Los Angeles Times

‘Where do you go to get your favorite cheesesteak or soft pretzels, possibly?’

From Salon

Amid the pandemic, many Buca di Beppo locations transformed into “ghost kitchens” selling delivery-only virtual brands like Virtual Dining Concepts, Pardon My Cheesesteak and other digital restaurant initiatives.

From Salon

When a culinary moment doesn’t work — John Kerry ordering a cheesesteak in Philadelphia with Swiss cheese instead of Cheez Whiz, or Gerald Ford attempting to eat a tamale without removing its corn husk wrapper — a politician can seem elitist or even, yes, chowderheaded.

From Los Angeles Times