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Related: Editorials & Other Articles, Issue Forums, Alliance Forums, Region ForumsWell, YES...the Pope DOES look DELICIOUS...but are you SURE there's no penalty for eating him?
http://www.thedailymeal.com/news/eat/beloved-bronx-bakery-brings-back-pope-cookie-papal-visit-new-york-city/92215
Beloved Bronx Bakery Brings Back Pope Cookie for Papal Visit to New York City
Artuso's Pastry Shop, a nearly century-old institution in Bronx, New York, is marking the upcoming visit from Pope Francis with a special cookie, featuring his own face. Artusos honored Francis predecessor the same way, replacing its popular Yankees cookie with a pastry for Pope Benedict, who paid a visit to Yankee Stadium in 2008.
On a normal day we would sell about 25 Yankees cookies per day, manager Natalia Corridori told News 12. On this day in particular, we took 200 Pope cookies with us (to Yankee Stadium) and they sold within the hour.
Now that Pope Francis is on his way, Artusos will mark the Catholic leaders visit with his very own baked likeness although the bakery uses a 3D printer to get the job done, so the results are pretty accurate. Already, Francis cookie already has plenty of fans, even international ones.
People send them to Central America, South America, [and] Spain, said co-manager Anthony Artuso. People love the Pope, and they love our cookie.
Beloved Bronx Bakery Brings Back Pope Cookie for Papal Visit to New York City
Artuso's Pastry Shop, a nearly century-old institution in Bronx, New York, is marking the upcoming visit from Pope Francis with a special cookie, featuring his own face. Artusos honored Francis predecessor the same way, replacing its popular Yankees cookie with a pastry for Pope Benedict, who paid a visit to Yankee Stadium in 2008.
On a normal day we would sell about 25 Yankees cookies per day, manager Natalia Corridori told News 12. On this day in particular, we took 200 Pope cookies with us (to Yankee Stadium) and they sold within the hour.
Now that Pope Francis is on his way, Artusos will mark the Catholic leaders visit with his very own baked likeness although the bakery uses a 3D printer to get the job done, so the results are pretty accurate. Already, Francis cookie already has plenty of fans, even international ones.
People send them to Central America, South America, [and] Spain, said co-manager Anthony Artuso. People love the Pope, and they love our cookie.
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Well, YES...the Pope DOES look DELICIOUS...but are you SURE there's no penalty for eating him? (Original Post)
Miles Archer
Sep 2015
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Human101948
(3,457 posts)1. I think he is trying to steal Jesus' thunder...
"This is my body..."
Itchinjim
(3,085 posts)2. None except for Fridays during Lent.
Arugula Latte
(50,566 posts)3. Ask Father Guido
Damn I'm old ...
dixiegrrrrl
(60,010 posts)4. Yeah, but there's a lot of us here who get that reference.....
You are in good ( ancient) company.