Are you serious? Thank God I can find it here in FL. Probably the best deli meat there is.We sell Capicola in regular supermarkets in MA, that shit is fucking disgusting.
Until you realize it's from Pizza Hut and then it's invalidated.I just learned there is a NEW 3-cheese stuffed crust pizza. All other fast food has officially been invalidated.
That's how I feel about all pizza chains. I'm not ordering it, but I'll eat yours.Until you realize it's from Pizza Hut and then it's invalidated.
Not gonna lie. I would eat it if someone ordered it though.
Every Italian type deli/sandwich shop I go into in the midwest I end up looking to see if they have capicola, and 99% of the time I end up disappointed. I don't even want to ask at the counter anymore because inevitably I get the"dull stare of the dairy cow"and then I end up having to explain WTH capicola is just so they can THEN say"oh...naww, we don't have that".To be fair I didn't know what it was until I lived in upstate NY for several years, but it still surprises me how rare it is a lot of places.Capicola can be tough to find too, idk why.
And Minneapolis. The food culture here is pretty with it.Every large city is going to have comparable versions of almost any kind of food. The Midwest isn't one of those areas. Unless you're in Chicago, I suppose.
Very hasty and incorrect generalization.Every large city is going to have comparable versions of almost any kind of food. The Midwest isn't one of those areas. Unless you're in Chicago, I suppose.
Not really. I'm more of a midwesterner than a west coaster. I lived there for 25 years. Although, I'm sure the finest sushi restaurants can be found in Omaha. Can't beat the prime beachfront locale.Very hasty and incorrect generalization.
-shrug- Minneapolis has some of the best Sushi I've ever had. With places like Origami, Masu and (to a lesser extent....though you won't find a prettier plated meal) Fuji-Ya you can't ask for a better place to ear. Masu is cool in the fact that they avoid putting Tuna on their menu and only go the route of serving fish deemed sustainable. They've also won a few James Beard awards and I higly recommend them should anyone find themselves here sometime.Not really. I'm more of a midwesterner than a west coaster. I lived there for 25 years. Although, I'm sure the finest sushi restaurants can be found in Omaha. Can't beat the prime beachfront locale.