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The Five Boro Pizza Challenge Is Back And 100 Percent A Real Pizza Eating Competition


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David Colon

Published Sep 12, 2017

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This slice from Louie and Ernie's, in the Bronx, could wind up on your agenda. But man would it slow you down.

 

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Published Sep 12, 2017

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