This Week in Pizza – June 23, 2009

Jun 23 2009

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Today on This Week in Pizza, Pizza Radio host Andrew Abernathy reports on how Seattle has the highest population of Neapolitan pizzerias in the U.S. Also, one organic pizzeria in Manhattan develops a delivery service to Central Park.

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