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Steve da Wrench
3rd Gear
Member # 1301

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me get some REAL biscotti. I discovered the stuff recently, and can't get enough of it. Was hoping you might have a line on some real stuff. thanks!

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- Steve Heino

The "other" owner of '99 SS #69

McGee's Auto Service, an SLP AutoGroup/Perf. Parts Installer.

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Happy_Dan
Forum Moderator
Member # 118

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Ha ha, my daughter just made them the other day! Come on over and have a few! They are great aren't they!

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Joey Red
You want me to take care of these guys for you?
Member # 550

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Next time I head downtown I'll got to Ferrara's in Little Italy and get some for ya. Ferrara's is famous for their pastries. Do you want chocolate on them as well? I love them with chocolate. Fahgetaboutit!!

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Steve da Wrench
3rd Gear
Member # 1301

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With and without chocolate would be cool. Gotta try em both ways ya know..........and thanks for doing that for me................and Joey, we do know your love for chocolate, just gotta make sure its not HOT, huh?! FUHGETUBOUTIT!

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- Steve Heino

The "other" owner of '99 SS #69

McGee's Auto Service, an SLP AutoGroup/Perf. Parts Installer.

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Joey Red
You want me to take care of these guys for you?
Member # 550

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I'll try and make a point to stop at the register on the way out.

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HotWheelSS aka HTWLSS
SSOA Director
Member # 117

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Steve just can't wait for me to try out the biscotti recipes I found.

He had to go to COSTCO last night and buy a box. They'll be gone in a matter of days, I'm sure.

Hey Joey! Can I make a request for chocolate amaretto biscotti dipped in chocolate?

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Joey Red
You want me to take care of these guys for you?
Member # 550

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I'm sure they'll have them. Maybe I'll just run the rack grab different types for ya.

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HotWheelSS aka HTWLSS
SSOA Director
Member # 117

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You're the best!

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Joey Red
You want me to take care of these guys for you?
Member # 550

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I know. It's not easy being me.

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99Y2Y
1st Gear
Member # 1387

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uh, guy's! what's a biscotti????????

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99 MN6 HURST, SLP LID, K&N, AUBURN,SLP DUAL-DUAL, ALUM DIFF COVER,BILSTEIN/EIBACH PKG., SYNTEC LUBE PKG. ZR-1 WHEELS, PEWTER/FLAME RED INTERIOR.
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HotWheelSS aka HTWLSS
SSOA Director
Member # 117

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http://www.mbiscotti.com/ is one company that sells many different kinds, but it's a bit spendy.

Go to just about any espresso stand and try one (it'll cost you somewhere around $1). Some are good and some are absolutely fabulous!!!

Steve likes them because they're low in sugar and doesn't send his head spinning into a glucose high.

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