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IMO's in St. Louis. Might well be better after it's cold. My hubby won't let me put it in the fridge either. I cover it with plastic wrap and leave it out. He eats it for breakfast.
For anyone interested, you can order it online and make them yourself at home. Not as good as the actual restaurants in St. Louks, but still amazing. We order them in twice a year and always have them in the freezer.
I may live in Michigan, but my heart and tastebuds remain in St. Louis.
Cold or hot, I can't stomach chain pizza. I'm lucky enough to live in an area where we have dozens of authentic pizza restaurants with fresh made pizza.
Alessi Bakery in Tampa makes Scachatta and it's wonderful! Alessi Bakery & Deli, Tampa Bakery Tampa Deli, Tradition Since 1912 (http://www.alessibakeries.com/scachatta.html - broken link)
IMO's in St. Louis. Might well be better after it's cold. My hubby won't let me put it in the fridge either. I cover it with plastic wrap and leave it out. He eats it for breakfast.
For anyone interested, you can order it online and make them yourself at home. Not as good as the actual restaurants in St. Louks, but still amazing. We order them in twice a year and always have them in the freezer.
I may live in Michigan, but my heart and tastebuds remain in St. Louis.
At first I read your post as (In My Opinion..in St. Louis.) I'll have to try them next time we're in town!
A little OT, but wanted to share that I love the previous night's hot chili cold right out of the refrigerator the next morning with my coffee
Casseroles often benefit from a night inthe fridge. All the flavors meld!
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