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Pottstown Student Chefs Chop Down Their Competitors

Posted on 26 February 2013. Tags:

POTTSTOWN PA – A popular downtown High Street restaurant, Grumpy’s Sandwich Shop, has brought the Food Network television show “Chopped” to life in the culinary arts class at Pottstown High School, and two winners of the first “Chopped Challenge” have been announced by The (Pottstown PA) Mercury.

Grumpy’s gave student chefs four ingredients to use in their own sandwich creations, with the caveat that the end product must be easily recreated in the restaurant. It will be featured on its menu.

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  1. Today's Headlines In The Pottstown Post | The Pottstown PostThe Pottstown Post says:
    February 27, 2013 at 1:10 pm

    [...] Pottstown Student Chefs Chop Down Their Competitors Their winning sandwich will be recreated for a downtown restaurant menu. [...]

  2. Today’s Headlines In The Pottstown Post | The Pottstown Post says:
    March 4, 2013 at 10:11 am

    [...] Pottstown Student Chefs Chop Down Their Competitors Their winning sandwich will be recreated for a downtown restaurant menu. [...]


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