Is it a hoagie or......

[seleach]

I like my subs sloppy. I never heard them being slippy. LOL

[Pag36]

I like mine a LITTLE sloppy not a lot

[apricot]

I like my subs moist but not drippy.

[kathymac]

Barb, I've never had a hoagie in north Jersey, but in the places I've been in since leaving Philly they're definitely not as good. I agree with you, it is the bread that makes the sandwich! You just can't get that crusty chewy bread out of that region of the country.

Kathy

[WendyMichelle]

here they r called Hoagies but I have done some travelin and boy o boy, does it ever have many names.............

[DeBora4BobbyL]

I never heard of any of them until Pizza Hut opened in my area when I was a child and they offered submarines. Then, as an adult, a friend of mine made hoagies. Hers were made with kaiser rolls, 3 types of meats, 3 types of cheeses, mayo, a slice of tomato, a slice of onion, and seasonings. So, if they are cold, I call them subs/submarines and if they are hot, I call them hoagies.

[happymomof4]

It is a hoagie. A grinder is if you put the hoagie in the oven and warm it up and brown the roll just a little.


Philly is the only place to get a GOOD Cheese Steak!!!

[WendyMichelle]

ain't nothin better than a true honest 2 goodness real philly...

[LdyLopes]

I was born in Pennsylvania, spent some of my childhood there, and we always called them submarine sandwiches. When I lived in Texas for awhile they called them hoagies. My husband from MA calls them grinders. To me, a hoagie has mayo and is just like a sandwich on a sandwich roll. A submarine has Italian dressings like with thin onions and other veggies. Coming back from Europe that was one of the first things I would always want!

[Pag36]

I have only lived where they were called either Subs or Hoagies. And agree nothing like a Philly Cheesesteak YUMMY