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== Iconic Foods == === The Cheesesteak === The [[cheesesteaks|cheesesteak]] is Philadelphia's signature: * Invented 1930 at [[Pat's King of Steaks]] * Thinly sliced ribeye and melted cheese * "Wit" or "witout" onions * Whiz, American, or provolone Required eating for all visitors. === The Hoagie === The [[hoagies|hoagie]] is Philadelphia's sandwich: * Italian cold cuts, provolone, oil, oregano * Proper Italian roll essential * Official sandwich of Philadelphia (1992) * Called "hoagie," never "sub" === Soft Pretzels === [[Soft Pretzels|Philadelphia soft pretzels]] are daily food: * Chewy, tangy, ubiquitous * Served with yellow mustard * Street vendors, stadiums, everywhere * More pretzels per capita than any city === Roast Pork === The '''roast pork sandwich''' rivals the cheesesteak: * Slow-roasted pork shoulder * Sharp provolone * Broccoli rabe or spinach * Italian roll [[John's Roast Pork]] and [[Tony Luke's]] are legendary. === Water Ice === '''Italian water ice*** is Philadelphia summer: * Frozen dessert (not shaved ice) * Lemon, cherry, and other flavors * Rita's Water Ice is major chain * Essential summer food === Scrapple === '''Scrapple*** is regional breakfast food: * Pork scraps and cornmeal * Fried until crispy * Pennsylvania Dutch origin * Acquired taste, fierce loyalty
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