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Pennsylvania restaurant makes Hillary Clinton-themed pizza with hot sauce [View all]
Just for fun: Bernie may have his ice cream, but now Hillary has pizza!http://edition.cnn.com/2016/04/21/politics/hillary-clinton-pennsylvania-pizza/
Washington (CNN)The Pennsylvania primary is leading some voters to cook up some campaign curiosities, with the latest batch including a restaurant in the small community of Dunmore that offers Hillary Clinton-themed pizza.
The Democratic front-runner is scheduled to visit the community this week, and in honor of her arrival, Two Brothers Restaurant and Pizzeria have created a pizza just for her.
Not only is the pizza in the shape of the campaign logo, but it features her favorite ingredient that she has said she never leaves the house without: hot sauce.
Pizza has been a reoccurring special on the 2016 political menu. Ohio Gov. John Kasich was caught on the campaign trail eating his New York pizza with a fork — which was seen as taboo among native New Yorkers. He later hinted that the move was a political stunt, though when followed up and asked directly about the use of the fork, Kasich wouldn't comment.
The Democratic front-runner is scheduled to visit the community this week, and in honor of her arrival, Two Brothers Restaurant and Pizzeria have created a pizza just for her.
Not only is the pizza in the shape of the campaign logo, but it features her favorite ingredient that she has said she never leaves the house without: hot sauce.
Pizza has been a reoccurring special on the 2016 political menu. Ohio Gov. John Kasich was caught on the campaign trail eating his New York pizza with a fork — which was seen as taboo among native New Yorkers. He later hinted that the move was a political stunt, though when followed up and asked directly about the use of the fork, Kasich wouldn't comment.
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