How to order Renaissance Sausage by the pound

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How to order Renaissance Sausage by the pound

POSTED: Friday, December 3, 2010, 5:38 PM

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Dan Semko's Renaissance Sausage recently started a CSA-style sausage-by-the-pound ordering system for those who want to enjoy his locally awesome links in the comfort of their own home. Renaissance's Italian pork, apple sage chicken, Mediterranean (lamb/beef)., breakfast sausage and vegan sausage will be available at $10 a pound (minimum order of 3 lbs.); Pumpkin Market (1609 South St.) will be the city pickup point for orders, but there are also locations in the Main Line and Newtown/New Hope areas. The deadline to place an order for this first round of meaty distribution is this coming Tuesday, Dec. 7. Email renaissancesausage[at]gmail[dot]com for official order form and payment instructions.

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