New York Post (oldest, continuously published newspaper in America;
founded by one of our founding fathers, Alexander Hamilton)
October 30,2007
By Neil Graves

BRITS GET A TASTE OF BROOKLYN
Down with crumpets and tea, up with Junior's cheesecake. That will be
the battle cry when the 2,000-calorie-a-slice pride of Brooklyn goes
on sale in England next spring under a licensing agreement with
Greencore, the Dublin-based prepared-food giant. "We fell in love with
Junior's cheesecake," said Paul Rhodes, Greencore's managing director,
who tried it while here for a trade show in 2006. After negotiations
and taste tests, Greencore decided to use not only Junior's label but
also most of its original Brooklyn recipe. To please U.K. taste buds,
they'll give the crust a drier, less spongy texture. "They're used to
crusts that are more hard," said Junior's owner, Alan Rosen, who said
the insides would be the same"

On Nov 4, 7:23?am, Mike..... freedomnames.co.uk> wrote:

1801 is not old enough for ya?eh Along with Sir Isaac Goldsmid
(Yiddish-British), Hamilton also founded The Bank of New York in 1784,
making it the oldest bank in the US. NYC is a "city of firsts." Take...

I miss Nathan's hot dogs. <*sob*>
--
mad

On Mon, 05 Nov 2007 21:18:28 -0800, Darrin aol.com> wrote:

Following up to Darrin aol.com> wrote:

it was a joke.

On Nov 6, 12:36?am, Mack A. Damia hotmail.com> wrote:

Dave, long time no see!eh Nothing beats Nathan's Famous! Well, perhaps
Hebrew National - they answer to a Higher Authority!! eh I wish you
would have quoted the original message, so not to deprive the...

On Nov 6, 3:48?am, Mike..... freedomnames.co.uk> wrote:

On Tue, 06 Nov 2007 10:50:58 -0800, Darrin aol.com> wrote:

On Nov 6, 2:47?pm, Mack A. Damia hotmail.com> wrote:

Dave, the original message as in the NY Post article!! You quoted the
follow-up! eh Yes, Nathan's foods can be found in most US
Supermarkets, particularly on the East Coast. "See The Jaguar" indeed!
ehe...

Aaaaah........

BRITS GET A TASTE OF BROOKLYN
Down with crumpets and tea, up with Junior's cheesecake. That will be
the battle cry when the 2,000-calorie-a-slice pride of Brooklyn goes
on sale in England next spring under a licensing agreement with
Greencore, the Dublin-based prepared-food giant. "We fell in love with
Junior's cheesecake," said Paul Rhodes, Greencore's managing director,
who tried it while here for a trade show in 2006. After negotiations
and taste tests, Greencore decided to use not only Junior's label but
also most of its original Brooklyn recipe. To please U.K. taste buds,
they'll give the crust a drier, less spongy texture. "They're used to
crusts that are more hard," said Junior's owner, Alan Rosen, who said
the insides would be the same"

Regrettably, I didn't get to the Big Apple on this trip; I was too
enamoured with my Jaguar! Has a sunroof, so who needs a convertible?

Still want to find Bill's Gyros; can't believe they closed
permanently.

Following up to Darrin aol.com> wrote:

they placed it in a lightly amusing place.