A search is underway to find the best cheesesteak in the region. This effort is targeting South Florida and the Treasure Coast. Cheesesteak enthusiasts are participating in the search, which includes various types of cheesesteaks.
These range from traditional Philly-style sandwiches to more elaborate creations. Further details about the search, including how to vote for your favorite cheesesteak, are available from CBS12.
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