What’s a fitting way for Brokelyn to celebrate Canada Day, other than by gloating that our dollar is still worth more? By visiting a Canadian something or other, and the only one we could find today was Porges Canadian-style bakery on Coney Island Avenue, which is a kosher Canadian bakery, meaning that you won’t find the only Canadian food item familiar to most Americans anywhere near this place. What you will find: a sweet shop worth visiting even if you’re neither Canadian nor kosher. Read the rest of this entry ยป
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