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Jules Thin Crust, Newtown Pa

amybeth

By amybeth
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amybeth Enthusiast
amybeth
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The second store for Jules Thin Crust will open tomorrow in Newtown, PA - Easy shot off of I-95 and not too bad going from Rt 1 to 95 N, either.

Great gluten-free pizza --- only NON-gluten-free ingredients are the BBQ sauce and the sausage. All other pizzas/ingredients are gluten-free and yummy thin crust!

Have to order a whole pie - no gluten-free pizza by the slice, but it reheats well (in the oven) and it's super yummy. You won't regret ordering a whole pie.

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Judyin Philly
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THANKS SO MUCH. I'M IN MEDIA SO SHOULD BE CLOSE.

WAS THERE A LINK TO THE NEW STORE.

DID YOU GET IT DARIY FREE?

HUMMMMMMMMMMMM CAN'T WAIT.

JUDY

jerseyangel Proficient
jerseyangel
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That sounds good--I was just saying to my husband earlier that I could really go for a pizza.

Judy--I'm sure we could order without cheese.

blueeyedmanda Community Regular
blueeyedmanda
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I wish I lived closer to Jules

amybeth Enthusiast
amybeth
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I'm sure they would/could do a pie w/out cheese, if necessary. Some of them are not your typical pie - for example they top one crust with Greek Salad - YUMMY (but that one doesn't re-heat so well).

Not sure, either, about website ---- Might be linked from the Doylestown site. If you search "Jules Thin Crust" I'm sure you can find them....Could probably get their # too.....the new store is on Sycamore Street in Newtown.

loraleena Contributor
loraleena
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There is also Manny's in Easton. They also have gluten free pastas, zitis and manicottis. Their pizza is yummier(in my humble opinion than Jules).

mamaw Community Regular
mamaw
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Loraleena

Can you give me a total addy for Manny's in Easton? Next time I'm out that way Iwill try that one... I've had Jules & I thought it was good but we have a better tasting one here in sw pa... plus it is soooo much cheaper. I got a two topping at Jules & it was just about $20.00, here I get the same thing (only better) for under $13.00 Plus they have Italian pastas also..

mamaw

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Jules can get pricey, you're right. But their ingredients are all organic, so I can justify the expense.

Nice to hear about Manny's my sister graduated from Lafayette in spring - had I known there was gluten-free pasta near by I would have definitely made her take me there!

Maybe she and I will have to visit her alma mater and get some of the yummy goodies, too.

Ridgewalker Contributor
Ridgewalker
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I... am... so... jealous!!!!! Jeez, there is NOTHING like that around here! :angry:<_<

loraleena Contributor
loraleena
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Loraleena

Can you give me a total addy for Manny's in Easton? Next time I'm out that way Iwill try that one... I've had Jules & I thought it was good but we have a better tasting one here in sw pa... plus it is soooo much cheaper. I got a two topping at Jules & it was just about $20.00, here I get the same thing (only better) for under $13.00 Plus they have Italian pastas also..

mamaw

It is near my mom's house. I will call her and get the info.

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