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For Better Deli Meats, Slice by Hand
The slicing machines in most delicatessens may save time and effort, but they sacrifice taste.
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The slicing machines in most delicatessens may save time and effort, but they sacrifice taste.
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Most loaves at Jewish delis are a disgrace. How the art of baking bread was lost--and where it lives on.
Photos by David Sax
Delicatessens are on the decline as customers age, assimilate, and lose interest. SLIDE SHOW I
Photo by David Sax
No cooking, no kvetching about fatty pastrami--time for deli customers and owners to repent and reflect.
Photo by David Sax
With the Jewish New Year nearly here, delicatessens prepare traditional dishes. SLIDE SHOW I
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