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Photos: Cannoli "Kronut," Fried Oreos And Many More San Gennaro Delights
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Published Sep 13, 2013
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The 87th annual Feast of San Gennaro has officially begun, and this Mulberry Street from Houston to Canal is going to be overrun with waddling tourists, fried-everything stands, and tough guys looking to get ROWDY YEAH!! from now through September 22nd. As everyone knows, the Feast and mobs must be avoided at all costs.
Or must it?! Here's a look at some reasons to check out the Nolita-Little Italy extravaganza, from the cannoli version of a Cronut (Kronie) to the frozen cannoli (frozenoli). There's also the FuggedaBAOdit from Torrisi's Beast of the Feast booth. And freshly fried Oreos.
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Scott Lynch
Photojournalist, food writer, preschool receptionist. Love NYC.
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