One hundred feet of sausage at Esposito's

Esposito's Meats (1001 S. Ninth St.), a fixture in Philly's Italian Market for a century, is celebrating its 100 years in business in the most apropos way imaginable — pumping out a 100-foot-long Italian sausage.

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One hundred feet of sausage at Esposito's

POSTED: Friday, May 6, 2011, 11:02 AM
Filed Under: Food News

Esposito's Meats (1001 S. Ninth St.), a fixture in Philly's Italian Market for a century, is celebrating its 100 years in business in the most apropos way imaginable — pumping out a 100-foot-long Italian sausage on May 14, the first day of the Italian Market Festival. Though the easy way to pull off this feat would be to commission a 100-foot-long synthetic sausage casing to hold the behemoth realization of his secret family recipe, Louis Esposito II is a purist through and through — thus he and his butchers have developed a way to create an all-natural casing 100 feet in length.

The Esposito clan is further honoring the butcher shop's 1911 birthdate by donating $1911 to Bucks County's Comprehensive Learning Center for Autism. Festival attendees need only toss $1 into the pot and they'll receive a pound of sausage in thanks. (They'll clearly have enough to go around.)

Photo: Courtesy of Esposito's

Posted by Drew Lazor @ 11:02 AM  Permalink | 1 comment
Comments  (1)
  • 0 like this / 0 don't   •   Posted 6:07 PM, 05/13/2011
    Sure wish I could be there, looks like fun & the food would be great. Good luck with the sausage & happy birthday. How great to be 100 in todays madrket
    Marfk1


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