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Ask an Eagle: Pittsburgh is known for its Primanti Brothers sandwich. Have you ever eaten one?

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Posted: Saturday, October 6, 2012 11:30 pm | Updated: 12:15 am, Sun Oct 7, 2012.

Pittsburgh is known for its Primanti Bros. sandwich (pastrami, melted provolone cheese, cole slaw, french fries, sliced tomatoes on Italian bread). Have you ever eaten one?

Special-teams coordinator Bobby April: "Oh, of course! I used to eat them all the time when I was coaching for the Steelers (in 1994-95). They're very good. I used to hit all of the good places in Pittsburgh. It's an interesting town, just like Philadelphia."

Center Jason Kelce: "I have had them, but it wasn't in Pittsburgh. A guy from Pittsburgh opened up a bar in Cincinnati called Martino's on Vine, and I used to eat there when I was at U.C. (University of Cincinnati). They were good, but I really liked their Pittsburgh salad, which was strip steak, french fries and ranch dressing on top of lettuce, cucumbers and all the usual salad stuff."

Running back Dion Lewis: "Yes, I went to one of their restaurants when I was playing for Pitt. I asked them to make it without cole slaw because I hate cole slaw and they looked at me funny. But it was really good."

Contact David Weinberg:

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DWeinberg@pressofac.com

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