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		<title>By: the fine art of me &#187; Blog Archive &#187; Yummy sharing</title>
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		<description>[...] One of my favorite type of blog to read is food blogs.Â  When I moved to Philly I searched for some Philly Food Blogs and found Messy &amp; Picky.Â  I&#8217;ve found their reviews not just informative but fun to read - they are very conversational and comfortable (I&#8217;m not sure if that&#8217;s the right word).Â  Anyway, I was browsing my RSS feeds before class from my cell phone and found the latest post from Messy &amp; Picky - &#8220;MOZZARELLA SANDWICH&#8221;.Â  It immediately caught my eye.Â  I love fresh mozzarella.Â  Hell, I love any type of mozzarella, but especially the fresh kind.Â  Plus, I love good crusty Italian and French bread.Â  This post, written by Picky, combines both of those ingredients using local Philly flavors - bread from Sarcone&#8217;s and mozzarella from Claudio&#8217;s.Â  Both of these are places I&#8217;d love to get to know intimately.Â  Claudio&#8217;s is in the Italian Market, an area I hope to explore sooner rather than later.Â  It&#8217;s a simple sandwich but made my stomach growl with hunger as I sat in class.Â  Sometimes the simplest foods can cure the most insatiable hunger. [...]</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>[...] One of my favorite type of blog to read is food blogs.Â  When I moved to Philly I searched for some Philly Food Blogs and found Messy &amp; Picky.Â  I&#039;ve found their reviews not just informative but fun to read &#8211; they are very conversational and comfortable (I&#039;m not sure if that&#039;s the right word).Â  Anyway, I was browsing my RSS feeds before class from my cell phone and found the latest post from Messy &amp; Picky &#8211; &#034;MOZZARELLA SANDWICH&#034;.Â  It immediately caught my eye.Â  I love fresh mozzarella.Â  Hell, I love any type of mozzarella, but especially the fresh kind.Â  Plus, I love good crusty Italian and French bread.Â  This post, written by Picky, combines both of those ingredients using local Philly flavors &#8211; bread from Sarcone&#039;s and mozzarella from Claudio&#039;s.Â  Both of these are places I&#039;d love to get to know intimately.Â  Claudio&#039;s is in the Italian Market, an area I hope to explore sooner rather than later.Â  It&#039;s a simple sandwich but made my stomach growl with hunger as I sat in class.Â  Sometimes the simplest foods can cure the most insatiable hunger. [...]</p>
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