Other Italian bakeries in Rhode Island selling zeppole include but are not Limited to: Antonio's (2448 West Shore Rd., Warwick); Deluise Bakery (1251 Chalkstone Ave., Providence); Zaccagnini's Bakery (701 Oaklawn Ave., Cranston); Zaccagnini's Pastry Shoppe (546 Smithfield Ave., Pawtucket).
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Scialo Bros.. Bakery (257 Atwells Ave., Providence)-- owned and operated since 1916 on Providence's historic Federal Hill, all their products are made from scratch on the premises in brick ovens that date back to the 1920's. Daughters of Luigi Scialo, Lois and Carol, sell the baked version all year long, and the fried for St. Joseph's Day. They use two kinds of creme filling-- yellow pastry cream and ricotta.
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It's tough to understand why Roma are underdogs in this group. They're favoured to win this year's diluted Italian league. Their squad is a lot stronger this season both on paper and judging by their Serie A results so far. However, the Romans face tough Spanish competition in this group. Valencia have a disciplined and experienced Champions League side. They're deadly on the counterattack and stifle the offence of their opponents. This looks like a coin flip between Roma and Valencia, so we'll take the Italians in odds-against. Keep and eye on Olympiakos. They won't win this group, however, like many Greek teams, they can be dangerous in their home games.
We are then asked to leave as the chef had just offed himself. yea slit his throat or somethin. kid you not. May be Gianni shouldn't have asked for additional Salami on his pizza. We left and went to the right place and met a Spanish couple. Headed back and got a train to Florence the next morning.
On La Costera across the street from Sanborn's Department store, take a green bus with a white stripe along its side. It is going to be marked"Pie de La Cuesta - Playas". Hop on, pay your 5 pesos (about 50 cents) and you are on your way. After winding through the center of residential Acapulco as it ascends in the hills you'll pass over their crests and along a ridge with spectacular cliffside views of the Pacific. The forty minute bus journey nears its end when you enter the seaside resort of Pie de La Cuesta where you will pass under an arch to enter the town. There's just 1 road running down the narrow peninsula stretching a few miles along the Pacific side with Laguna de Coyuca on the other side.
The canal side is very popular for promenading, and also for jogging. As you stroll along the wide canalside path, you will feel as though you're a world away from the hectic pace of Paris. You can relax, watching the tiny boats chugging along, watching local fisherman, and just soaking up the atmosphere.