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Is there any interest in having fresh baked, authentic Cuban bread dealivered to your door by request? I'm working to do cantina too (where you have your dinner delivered to your home). Before I go any further though, is there still a demand? The price for the bread would be less than $4 delivered, and it would be fresh baked same day! Lowes sellls their imitation Cuban bread for $3.
Is there any interest in having fresh baked, authentic Cuban bread dealivered to your door by request? I'm working to do cantina too (where you have your dinner delivered to your home). Before I go any further though, is there still a demand? The price for the bread would be less than $4 delivered, and it would be fresh baked same day! Lowes sellls their imitation Cuban bread for $3.
I can think of several people, including myself, who would LOVE this!!
Is there any interest in having fresh baked, authentic Cuban bread dealivered to your door by request? I'm working to do cantina too (where you have your dinner delivered to your home). Before I go any further though, is there still a demand? The price for the bread would be less than $4 delivered, and it would be fresh baked same day! Lowes sellls their imitation Cuban bread for $3.
Sounds interesting, still never made it up to the bakery on park road that bakes it on a Saturday.
Can you throw in some ham croquettes & queso pastailtos
Location: Long Island via Chapel Hill NC, Go Heels?
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Ralph's Italian Ices, from Staten Island. Yes, I've had local "Water Ices" here, but none as good as what I remember as a kid. Other NYC fare like pizza and bagels have been getting better locally, so maybe we'll get good Ices at some point, too.
Aside from good Chinese food, that about covers it. I live in Chapel Hill though and I still think most of the northern staples are still lacking.
Aside from good Chinese food, that about covers it. I live in Chapel Hill though and I still think most of the northern staples are still lacking.
I believe we are talking about Charlotte.
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