Lobster Roll: Connecticut Style vs Maine Style
Warm and buttered in Connecticut, cold and dressed in Maine: how each lobster roll is made, why the split-top bun matters, and who claims the first...
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Warm and buttered in Connecticut, cold and dressed in Maine: how each lobster roll is made, why the split-top bun matters, and who claims the first...
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