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(Editor’ Note: We love the Sabres and we love DiCamillo’s. We also love the idea of a Sabres supporting loaf shaped like a sword. It even comes wrapped in plastic. This is the first time I have seen a baked good as a double entendre. I bet it goes great with sausage. Forgive me if you can’t enjoy a tasteless joke. Your editor is 13 again.)
By Michael Heid
WKBW
NIAGARA FALLS, N.Y. (WKBW) — Hockey fever is sweeping Western New York, and the latest case is Di Camillo Bakery in Niagara Falls, coming out with the perfect snack for your Stanley Cup Playoff watch party.
The Buffalo Sabres seemingly have most of Western New York's attention, as the team's on-ice success inspires businesses around the area. The latest creation is a sword-shaped baguette on sale just in time for Sunday's big game.
"We wanted to do something hockey related," President of Di Camillo Bakery Matthew Di Camillo said. "We talked about hockey sticks and hockey pucks. Then, somebody came up with swords. They look great, and we thought, 'this is perfect.'"
It features a poppy-seeded handle leading up to a baguette blade, making it a unique snack to pair with a beer Sabre.
"We were trying to be creative, and I think that worked well," Di Camillo said. "This is our good luck charm for the Sabres playoffs. We hope that we can make a lot of these."
One of these days, the dog and I are going to meet up with you and I'll pick your brain on cell service, curing meats in the attic, and the tour guide life!
We're on Whirlpool and have had repeated issues of our cell phones picking up the Canadian cell towers across the gorge and having to argue that we're not roaming to Google fi.
I think the expanded Niagara falls State Park is a good idea because it helps showcase the extensive gorge park and trails from devils hole to the falls. Canadian side does not have anything like that. We are located near Whirlpool and I hope they continue to allow the Meadows to grow wild rather than trying to cr
Sunny, with a high of 78 and low of 48 degrees. Sunny for the morning, clear in the afternoon and evening,
And this is good news!!
i'm curious---how was the original bridge built? did they stop the flow of water back then?