Sams in Seacaucus, NJ used to sell a box of Philly cheesesteak for about $40 which would last a while and was resturant exact! They stopped selling it, so this is the next best substitute. It is not a better VALUE than the Philly cheesesteak box but it beats those cheap, fatty fake brands! No half a pan of oil left after cooking, just good steak.

THE STEAK IS DELICIOUS, SAM'S CAN'T KEEP Gary's 100% Sirloin Beef QuickSteak IN STOCK! EASY TO MAKE! Be sure follow directions, do not over cook the steak. Use pre heated Tostitos cheese sauce, it compliments the steak. Use Sam's Mini Sub Rolls! as low as $2.65 for a PHILLY CHEESE STEAK HOAGIE.

I followed cooking directions, and these unfortunately came out very dry. Try %232. I cooked them gently in butter, and they were not so dry. Better, but not great. Try %233, I am going to allow the entire box to defrost,then lightly sprinkle the meat with baking soda, and let stand for 15 minutes, then sautee in butter. The baking soda should do the trick. Fingers crossed! I will report back...

I've only eaten one serving - it was HARD to eat. Also HARD to imagine this beef is from a sirloin cut of beef. Meat is full of gristle. Cooked as directed, however did not use seasoning as I am avoiding salt when possible. I have considered putting in a slow cooker to see if the long slow cook softens the gristle - and use it in a stew or soup recipe.

The reviews were mixed but I took a chance on it. The 9 steaks (packaged as 3-3 packs) were enough for 3 meals for 3 adults (is there a 3 theme? Maybe a threeme?). The first night, I'd intended to make Cheesesteak Sandwiches and included this in my delivery order but didn't make it to the regular grocery store to grab hoagie buns and an onion and provolone cheese so when I got home, I decided to just saute' it and add some teriyaki sauce and frozen veggies and threw it over white rice, called it stir fry. That was a very convenient 30 minute thrown together meal from start to dishes and wasn't disappointing. After that it made 6 regular sized sandwiches (with grilled onions) and then 3 philly cheesesteak baked potatoes (I used more onions and bell peppers). This was a great value for the output! Compliments from all of the mouths it fed.

I appreciate the simplicity of the ingredient list. The taste, as is, is needy; the texture, when quickly cooked as directed, is a bit tough. Both the taste and texture were much improved by slowly simmering the cooked meat in brown gravy with caramelized onions. As the enclosed seasoning packets were not to my taste, I substituted my own blend of herbs. The advantages of this product are that: (1) it is relatively pure and simple; (2) it is not pre-seasoned, so it is adaptable to one’s own taste; (3) it cooks up very quickly; and (4) price-wise, this is a bargain.

We have used other similar products for cheese steak and this is the worst. Flavor is ok but there is so much garbage in there making chewing very difficult. I think they made these from all the trimmings, not the actual steak Not enjoyable at all, I'll use Kroger, Meijer or Walmart shaved steak from the meat department . At least there you can see what you are buying. Not recommended at all!

I didn’t enjoy the quality or taste

If you add fresh peppers and onions just like an authentic Philly Cheese Steak restaurant.

These were a gift; and I must say my nephew loved them! Easy to make and delicious.