Unique ways of serving food
 

There was a family pharmacy in Pittsburgh, PA that closed over thirty years
ago, and the owner closed the door, and it sat unused for that time. One of
the owner's son decided to reopen it as an ice cream store since it had that
nice marble counter. It has been a success. He has one of those large jars
of pickles on the counter. One day someone wanted a pickle to take with
them, but the son did not have anything to put it in. Then he realized that
he could use one of those disposable gloves to put it into. After that one
of the ice cream stores specialties, so to speak, is a pickle-in-a-glove.

Anyone have any other unusual ways of serving food. (Keep it clean).

Tom

Unique ways of serving food
 

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"mary" > wrote:

> Anyone have any other unusual ways of serving food. (Keep it clean).

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Scott > wrote:
>In article >,
> "mary" > wrote:
>
>> Anyone have any other unusual ways of serving food. (Keep it clean).
>
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Naked Sushi has been around for several years, but was a very
old concept long before someone tried to market it.

Ever seen "Tampopo"?

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over by my DVD player makes me hungry..."

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"mary" > wrote in message
...
> There was a family pharmacy in Pittsburgh, PA that closed over thirty
years
> ago, and the owner closed the door, and it sat unused for that time. One
of
> the owner's son decided to reopen it as an ice cream store since it had
that
> nice marble counter. It has been a success. He has one of those large jars
> of pickles on the counter. One day someone wanted a pickle to take with
> them, but the son did not have anything to put it in. Then he realized
that
> he could use one of those disposable gloves to put it into. After that one
> of the ice cream stores specialties, so to speak, is a pickle-in-a-glove.
>
> Anyone have any other unusual ways of serving food. (Keep it clean).
>
> Tom
>
Occasionally, my Mom would serve my Dad his
eggs by throwing the skillet at him.

Unique ways of serving food
 

mary had something important to tell us on Sun, 30 May 2004 21:23:14
-0400:

>There was a family pharmacy in Pittsburgh, PA that closed over thirty years
>ago, and the owner closed the door, and it sat unused for that time. One of
>the owner's son decided to reopen it as an ice cream store since it had that
>nice marble counter. It has been a success. He has one of those large jars
>of pickles on the counter. One day someone wanted a pickle to take with

Just a weird question that springs to mind here - why on EARTH would
an icecream store have a jar of pickles on hand? For the convenience
of all those pregnant ladies? (For that matter, why would anyone buy
one?) lol
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>Just a weird question that springs to mind here - why on EARTH would
>an icecream store have a jar of pickles on hand? For the convenience
>of all those pregnant ladies? (For that matter, why would anyone buy
>one?) lol
>--
>~Karen AKA Kajikit

I worked at an ice-cream shop all thru high school. We always had pickles.
But, I'll admit .. I worked there 3 years and I think the same pickles that
were there when I started, were there when I left. If the place is still open
(over 20 yrs later) I bet they would still have the same pickles lol

~Kat


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Unique ways of serving food
 

Kajikit wrote:
>
> mary had something important to tell us on Sun, 30 May 2004 21:23:14
> -0400:
>
> >There was a family pharmacy in Pittsburgh, PA that closed over thirty years
> >ago, and the owner closed the door, and it sat unused for that time. One of
> >the owner's son decided to reopen it as an ice cream store since it had that
> >nice marble counter. It has been a success. He has one of those large jars
> >of pickles on the counter. One day someone wanted a pickle to take with
>
> Just a weird question that springs to mind here - why on EARTH would
> an icecream store have a jar of pickles on hand? For the convenience
> of all those pregnant ladies? (For that matter, why would anyone buy
> one?) lol

My thoughts exactly. I don't mind an occasional
kosher pickle spear with a Reuben or some other
sandwich, but that's about it. I don't want no
stinkin' pickles nowhere near my ice cream. :-)


> --
> ~Karen AKA Kajikit
> Lover of shiny things...

Are you part crow or packrat? :-)

Kate

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