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Junior's Celebrates Its Diamond Anniversary
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Jaya Saxena
Published Oct 31, 2010
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Brooklyn's Junior's Cheesecake will be celebrating their 60th anniversary on Tuesday, and are giving their customers a little gift of appreciation. Their signature cheesecake will be selling for 60 cents a slice, and you can get a free slice with your lunch or dinner entree. Soon they'll be introducing a new flavor, chosen from over 3,000 recipes sent from around the country. Finalists include a cheesecake with marshmallow topping, one with a sponge cake crust and one covered in chocolate. No, mouse flavor didn't make the cut.
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