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The Ultimate List of Pepperoni Rolls You Have to Try in West Virginia has a Deserved, Distinct Local Flavor

By Connect-Bridgeport Staff on January 06, 2025

The Website tastewv.com has created a list of "The Ultimate List of the Best Pepperoni Rolls You HAVE to Try" in West Virginia, and as one may expect, it has a heavy Harrison County and North Central West Virginia flavor to it.
 
The article was written by Candace Nelson. Here is the introductory paragraph and a hyperlink to the rest of the article that includes the list of pepperoni rolls needing to be tried. Let us know how many place on the list you have hit.
 
"The pepperoni roll is a beloved snack that originated in West Virginia, capturing the hearts (and taste buds) of locals and visitors alike. Created in the 1920s with influence from Italian immigrants who worked in coal mines, pepperoni rolls were a convenient, shelf-stable meal that could be eaten on the go. Typically, these rolls consist of soft bread filled with slices or sticks of pepperoni, which bake to release flavorful oils into the bread, creating a warm, savory treat. Today, pepperoni rolls are not just a regional delicacy but a symbol of West Virginia’s rich history, blending cultural heritage with a uniquely Appalachian twist. Try these ones for a true taste of West Virginia:"
 
Click HERE for the rest of the story.
 
Editor's Note: Cover photo is of a fresh D'Annunzio's pepperoni roll loaded to the hilt. Photo is courtesy of Gary Keith II.

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