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Lawsuit Aims To Settle Big Question: Who Owns The Rights To “Stretch” Bread

May 30, 2014: 12:00 AM EST
The owner of a Syracuse, N.Y.-area restaurant has filed a lawsuit charging former employees with stealing the recipe/technique for a unique bread known as “stretch” bread. The owner of Pastabilities says the former employees violated a confidentiality agreement when they took the secret recipe to competitor eatery La Piazza. Whoever presides over the case will have to untangle a historical knot of personalities and events to settle the issue. But what the fight is about is fairly clear: stretch bread is a rich-tasting, crispy, chewy, flaky white bread with a thin crust that is “hands down, one of the most delicious creations to come out of Central New York since the salt potato”.
Don Cazentre, "Who invented stretch bread? The story behind the loaf at the center of the Pastabilities lawsuit", Syracuse.com, May 30, 2014, © Syracuse Media Group
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