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I have not had any good bread, pizza (Grande Pizza's not that bad), bagels, philly cheasesteak, heroes (subs), etc, etc since I left NY.
Amen to that brother!! Food sucks outside of the tri-state area. Moved from NJ to Fl to TN and have had a decent bagel, roll, pizza etc since leaving NJ.
Amen to that brother!! Food sucks outside of the tri-state area. Moved from NJ to Fl to TN and have had a decent bagel, roll, pizza etc since leaving NJ.
I have not had any good bread, pizza (Grande Pizza's not that bad), bagels, philly cheasesteak, heroes (subs), etc, etc since I left NY.
Try Sonnys steaks in Hollywood...my ex boss was a retired Philly cop..said Sonnys was the best he'd tasted outside Philly....you vant bagels dahlink?...just ride down to Miami Beach...place called Klotzman's Deli...subs? try Sotinni's in Pompano....I might have to get a ride together and show you guys where all the good eats are down here...
LOL, I laugh everytime I hear "Why don't you move back....". The point is certain foods are better up North. It is like prefering certain meals that your mom would make over your spouses. I love my wife's cooking, but nothing beats some of my moms recipe. This does not mean I have to move back in with my mother.
Just thinking out loud, but most of the food named for a city was not even invented in that city. Want some of mom's cooking, go to mom's. Want a "New York" bagel, go to New York. Rye bread, go to Israel??? Is there a city named "Rye"? Hell, it probably came from New York. At least ThrottleJunkieDave doesn't eat and tell. What were we talking about???
Just thinking out loud, but most of the food named for a city was not even invented in that city. Want some of mom's cooking, go to mom's. Want a "New York" bagel, go to New York. Rye bread, go to Israel??? Is there a city named "Rye"? Hell, it probably came from New York. At least ThrottleJunkieDave doesn't eat and tell. What were we talking about???
Why yes, there is a Rye NY.... And I think we were commenting on SP shopping for bread...
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