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Sales Of Mega-Sized Sandwich Benefiting Bucks County Housing Group
Chef Nick Liberato and the Borscht Belt Deli are celebrating National Sandwich Month with "The Meshuggenah."
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NEWTOWN, PA - Here’s something you can really sink your teeth into while benefiting a good cause during the month of August.
Chef Nick Liberato and the Borscht Belt Deli are celebrating National Sandwich Month with the mega-sized Kellerman's sandwich, “The Meshuggenah!”
“Imagine double the pastrami and corned meat, succulent turkey, luscious Russian dressing, and crispy coleslaw, all nestled between toasted seeded Rye with mouthwatering Swiss cheese,” said Liberato. “This masterpiece is almost 10 inches high and ready to satisfy your biggest cravings!”
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The best part? When customers order this deli delight, they will make a difference in the lives of those in need in the community with a portion of the proceeds going to the Bucks County Housing Group to support their food pantry programs.
“We are thrilled to partner with the Borscht Belt Delicatessen for their mouthwatering creation, The Meshuggenah, during National Sandwich Month,” said Erik Clare, the executive director of Bucks County Housing Group, who couldn't be happier about this partnership. "We are truly grateful for their generosity in donating some of the proceeds to support our Food Pantry programs. This contribution will help us continue our mission to end food and housing insecurity within our communities.”
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For $27, the Meshuggenah can easily feed two or three hungry guests.
“So head over to Borscht Belt Deli to grab your Meshuggenah,” said Chef Liberato. “Not only will you indulge in a delicious feast, but you'll also contribute to a worthy cause. Let's come together as a community and make a difference one sandwich at a time!”
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