BY: Elissa Borden
Each jar of Dell’Amore sauce has the flavors of Italy sealed into a 25-ounce jar. But more than that, it’s the smell of Frank Dell’Amore’s childhood.“My mom had six kids and we just were so fascinated with the smells, the aroma, the ambiance in the kitchen.
My mom and my grandma both, when they were in the kitchen they were the happiest. Although, they were happy almost all the time,” Dell’Amore recalled. “But something magic was in the kitchen.”
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