On Wed, 16 Oct 2013 18:01:24 -0400, Dave Smith
> wrote:

> On 2013-10-16 5:50 PM, Brooklyn1 wrote:
>
> > You don't get around much... corn bread is sold in any large city with
> > a large population of eastern Europeans; Chicago, Los Angeles, Boston,
> > some cities in Conecticut, even parts of Florida. Of course over time
> > there have been fewer and fewer of every ethnic food store. There are
> > several bakeries near me that sell traditional corn bread.
> >
>
> Fewer and fewer ethnic food stores? Not in this neck of the woods. On
> the contrary, there are more and more. We had a oriental grocery store
> for years that also sold Indian, Thai and Mexican stuff. There have
> been several more Asian stores that opened up and today I was at a place
> next to a Latino store I also stopped by an eastern European bakery and
> deli. That was a nice find because they sell bulk cream
> cheese. I used to get that from German delis, one in one city owned by
> one brother and one in the adjacent city owned by the other brother.
> They both went under and I lost my cream cheese supplier. Nice to find
> that this old and established place sell it.

Hours later, he's still the only one that cares. If he called it
Jewish corn bread, people might at least be able to google wtf he's
talking about.

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Food is an important part of a balanced diet.