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I remember in the 70's that there was a "panaderia" in Frisco near Talayan Village that sold pan de sal. Is that bakery still there? ( Del Monte Avenue/Roosevelt area). They made pan de sal that I remember. They were huge, crusty, heavy, but soft in the inside. Just one or two pieces will be enough for a good breakfast. I used to toast it with Anchor butter and top it with Reno potted meat or liver spread or Tome spanish sardines or Marca Aguila/Lady's Choice Guava Jelly. It was really yummy and satisfying.

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