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  • This Is the ‘Trendy’ Italian Meat With 1,000 Years of Staying Power
    This Is the ‘Trendy’ Italian Meat With 1,000 Years of Staying Power
    By Stephanie Breijo From Los Angeles Times Los Angeles—Rounds of sliced-thin, pink, white-speckled mortadella are popping up on sandwiches, on charcuterie plates and even in the occasional cocktail in Los ...
    February 5, 2023BY Tribune News Service
  • Over 52,000 Pounds of Charcuterie Sausage Recalled Over Listeria Concerns
    Over 52,000 Pounds of Charcuterie Sausage Recalled Over Listeria Concerns
    The U.S. Department of Agriculture's Food Safety and Inspection Service (FSIS) on Sunday announced the recall of over ...
    January 31, 2023BY Caden Pearson
  • They’ve Been Making the World’s Best Pastrami Sandwiches for 75 Years. Can They Keep It Up?
    They’ve Been Making the World’s Best Pastrami Sandwiches for 75 Years. Can They Keep It Up?
    By Nicholas Goldberg From Los Angeles Times Los Angeles—The long, slow decline of the Jewish delicatessen has been ...
    July 5, 2022BY Tribune News Service
  • Notes From a Deli
    Notes From a Deli
    After I lost my position as a college professor in the summer of 2018, I found myself once ...
    November 12, 2019BY Dean Abbott
  • NY Police Encounter Man Claiming to Have Been Kidnapped During Search in Bronx Deli
    NY Police Encounter Man Claiming to Have Been Kidnapped During Search in Bronx Deli
    New York City police officers said they encountered a man in the basement of a Bronx deli who ...
    September 12, 2019BY Simon Veazey
  • Regina’s Grocery Serves Up a Family Tree of Italian Sandwiches
    Regina’s Grocery Serves Up a Family Tree of Italian Sandwiches
    At Italian-American deli Regina's Grocery, each sandwich is a little different. Uncle Jimmy is big and fiery. Grandma ...
    August 17, 2017BY Crystal Shi
  • Why Eating at the Deli May Not Be Safe
    Why Eating at the Deli May Not Be Safe
    Before you take a bite out of that sub, consider this: Regular cleaning at retail delis may not take care ...
    February 13, 2015BY Purdue University
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