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Our latest Weekly Bite features a sandwich from Guiseppe's Italian Market. 

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Our Spokesman Hunter Pence, has a Kangaroo named after him. Meet Hunter Bounce-Pence Bouncepants. 

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Couldn't resist...

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[Photo: Liz Steger / Serendipty 3]

The most expensive cheeseburger of all time is called Le Burger Extravagant. And it’s sold at New York’s Serendipity 3 for $295. It’s comprised of Japanese Waygu beef, 10-herb white truffle butter, smoked Pacific sea salt, 18-month cheddar, shaved black truffles, a quail egg, and a white truffle-buttered roll. 

It’s not nearly as expensive as some of the other “most expensive” menu items we’ve seen. Might be worth a try! 

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Wow that's a lot of "bread" for a cheeseburger. Give me a simple cheesesteak or burger on a Liscio's roll any day.

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Ro-Lynn Deli in Brookhaven has great food partly because they use Liscio's bread.

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in-bread dog.

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That wooden baguette slicer thing is pretty cool. 

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dill-cured wild sockeye salmon (gravlax) with whole grain mustard over lemon slices, cucumber and bread

photo by yelena s

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I don't care what roll you put this on, it's gonna taste amazing. 

love smoked salmon!

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See why Marabella Meatball Company uses Liscio's bread in this Weekly Bite. 

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More awesome Hunter GIFs!

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Don't be a scumbag... choose Liscio's.

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The creator of this print knows what’s up. Aside from the onions which are always optional, it should be nothing more, nothing less (unless specifically stated - plain steak no cheese, “pizza steak”, cheesesteak hoagie, etc.)

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A cheesesteak is just that. Don't get it twisted! 

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Bonus video from Hunter’s commercial with Liscio’s Bakery.  

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Love it. nice GIFs!!

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These should keep your feet toasty. 

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Phillies fans excitedly welcomed Hunter Pence to their team a little over four months ago. The 28-year-old baseball star has since received a great deal of attention from the public eye. Men want to watch him play ball; women want to watch him....well, do anything. And while Internet stardom may not count for much, it’s noteworthy that Hunter Pence has been leaving trails of rainbows across the web as “Nyan Pence.”

Two of Pence's biggest fans are collectively known as Platt Bridge, a rock/country duo from the Philadelphia area. Inspired by Pence’s celebratory suggestion, Mario Gallo and Bill Miller wrote and recorded a song entitled “Let’s Go Eat.” It’s featured on Platt Bridge’s latest CD, Youtube, and is rumored to get some airtime on a few Philly radio stations.

Hungry and inspirational, Hunter Pence was the obvious choice to be Liscio’s new spokesman. Pence and the bakery are sure to be a duo of delicious proportions.

Have a listen to “Let’s Go Eat” above, but be warned – it has been known to induce spontaneous dance.

Platt Bridge is not directly affiliated with Liscio's Bakery or Hunter Pence.

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Our bread boxes are now as appealing as the stuff inside them. Go Phils!