How did the Emperor Constantine and the State of Kentucky help fill Western New York’s Spiritual and Gastronomical Needs?
We quivered before the unmarked heavy wooden doors. Their darkness – and the lack of cars in the parking lot – evoked a certain caution. After several rounds of “no, you open it,” we took a deep breath and pressed hard on the right door. Once encouraged, its own momentum propelled it – ever so slowly – open. It didn’t creak like we thought it would. We stepped inside and, with one whiff, all earthly thoughts escaped from our heads. It’s the advantage every bakery has over its distributors – and with distributors like Wegman’s, Tops and Wal-Mart, we’re not talking about some mom and pop bakery here. We’re talking about one of a higher Order.
If this one’s got you stumped, or if you’d like to learn more about it, read the original story here: WNY’s Bread of Life Fills Both Spirit and Stomach.
Author: Chris Carosa
