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| 127.1 | The Bagel Alley - Nashua | SWATT::MAGENHEIM | | Fri May 16 1986 17:13 | 6 |
| I've never been there, but there's supposedly a decent bagel bakery
at The Bagel Alley in downtown Nashua. They also (supposedly) have
good deli, including freshly sliced Nova (instead of the cello packages
they have in Purity Supreme and the like).
Anita
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| 127.2 | How about Tewksbury | SWATT::POLIKOFF | Arnie Polikoff | Fri May 16 1986 18:54 | 1 |
| Any good Jewish bakerys in the Tewksbury area?
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| 127.3 | deli needed- Southern NH | ALPHA::BLOOMBERG | Neil R. Bloomberg 226-7080 | Mon May 19 1986 13:20 | 8 |
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By far, Bagel Alley is the best place I have been to!!!!!
I am still looking for a decent Deli in southern NH.
Neil
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| 127.4 | butchers and bakers... | HYDRA::FEINBERG | | Fri May 23 1986 14:16 | 10 |
| When the Jews came over from Europe to America, they landed in
Boston.
The bakers went to New York.
The butchers remained in Boston and became bakers.
'nuff said?
/don feinberg
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| 127.5 | the candle stick maker? | GRAMPS::LISS | Fred - ESD&P Shrewsbury MA | Fri May 23 1986 14:24 | 7 |
| Re .4
My grandparents came directly to New York. However, they were neither
butchers nor bakers.
Fred
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| 127.6 | butchers, bakers, and bagel alley | HYDRA::FEINBERG | | Tue May 27 1986 10:37 | 17 |
| re: .-1
That was sarcastic.....my grandparents came thru Ellis Island, also.
But, all the same, one would be hard pressed to find a really decent
bakery in the Boston area, hence the comment about butchers and
bakers. And -- if you want one that's Kosher and Shomer Shabbos,
er, well, there's *very* little choice. Closest thing is Taam Tuv
in Brookline. Kuppel's in Brookline is VH Kosher (not Shomer Shabbos,
etc.); some people think they're great - I don't care for them.
Bagel alley in Nashua was supervised for a while, and was pretty
good. They shook up their management a lot about 2 years ago, started
serving ham, crabmeat, etc., and ...
/don feinberg
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| 127.7 | Another shomer Shabbat bakery in Beantown | CONS::SCHWARTZ | Better living through A.I. | Tue May 27 1986 12:25 | 8 |
| Kosher Mart (Brighton, Chestnut Hill Ave. 4 blocks north of
Commonwealth) does its own baking, as well as importing some things
from NY. Probably the only place in Boston one can get
"mezonos bread." It looks like bread, feels like bread, and
(probably) tastes like bread, only halachically it's like cake.
Now all we need is "hamotzi apple juice"...
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| 127.8 | And now, a word for Pioneer Valley residents: | CONS::SCHWARTZ | Better living through A.I. | Tue May 27 1986 12:36 | 12 |
| Liberty Bakeries in Western Mass. produces decent kosher goods at
its W. Springfield plant, then ships daily to its outlets in the
Connecticut River Valley. The owner sells his shop to a Gentile
for Shabbat, Yom Tov, and Chol Hamoed Pesach.
N.B. I don't know whether the coffee shops -within the bakery outlets-
have supervision.
Kosher Mart (Brighton) delivers to Springfield/Longmeadow if a minimum
order (~$100) is placed. Imagine the look on your neighbors' faces
when a refrigerated truck pulls up to your door and
delivers the Shabbos brisket. I can give those interested phone
numbers to call in Forest Park; send mail to WHAT::SCHWARTZ.
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