Posted on 05/03/2014 2:18:25 PM PDT by nickcarraway
Customers stop by for pizza cones thats right, pizza cones at a new shop in Squirrel Hill called Pizza Cono.
Jamal Rifai scoops the ingredients into cones of pizza dough while Mike Rifai takes the orders and Joe Rifai visits with customers.
The three brothers from Jerusalem say they discovered the concept on a visit to Italy.
The cones use less dough than traditional pizza.
We take this cone and fill it up with fresh ingredients, Joe says. Pepperoni, sausages, all the meats, all the fresh vegetables. We even have some gourmet cones that we make, like the chicken fajita that you see over here thats made of fire-roasted peppers and onions. And we also have cheeses and roasted chicken.
You can also create your own.
The brothers say the shop in Squirrel Hill may be the first of its kind in the U.S. People enter out of curiosity, and stay as customers.
They just want to see what this means, that pizzas not flat anymore, Mike says. This is not really clicking to their heads. So they come in and say, Thats amazing, its not flat anymore.
The brothers hope this will be the first of many Pizza Conos.
Mike says they take their cue from a 6-year-old customer, whose mom asked him, Which do you like more, the pizza cone or the ice cream? So, he looked and he said, I like this better. And then he thought a bit, and said, But I like ice cream, too!
Never heard of Hot Pockets, huh.
When oh swim in the sea and an eel bites your knee...
That’s a moray.
We call them hot pockets.
I knew a few Italian ‘Cones in High School .... you didn’t want to mess with them.
South Korea has had those for years, I’ve seen them in their TV shows
Lol
...hold the anchovies
Pizza in a Cup put him out of business.
i will stick with real, regular pizza.
Must be nice to have money to eat out!
i don’t eat out. i make pizza from scratch or buy whatever deal ofthe week is on sale.
Put French fries on top of it... and everyone out here in western PA calls it “Pittsburgh Style”.
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