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What is the most absurd banana split topping?
President of Laurel Valley Chamber of Commerce, Briana Tomack, shuts down the controversy over where the banana split was invented. She highlights the lavish Latrobe area with mentions of Mr. Rogers, Arnold Palmer and more. Briana sprinkles some inside scoop on the original banana split recipe.
As Director of the Greater American Banana Split Princess Pageant, Jackie Churley dresses up the podcast with the two most recent Pageant Princesses. Aside from bragging rights, Jackie tells us that the Banana Split Royalty get to enjoy other Latrobe events and even be Santa’s helpers. Amaya Churley dreamed of being in a parade since she was five years old. Lily Zenba shows off her beaming banana earrings.
Owner of Wildcat Championship Belts Andrew Lazarchik talks championship belts for hotdogs, wrestling, and fashion. Andrew is a self-taught belt creator and has made belts for babies and animals, though those aren’t the craziest requests he’s received! Which famous MLB player wanted a Wildcat belt for his wedding?
Owner of Valley Dairy Restaurants and keeper of the original banana split recipe Melissa Blystone shares the original ingredients. She also reveals the ripening process to produce the perfect banana. The family business helped her appreciate the prestige of the banana split. However, nobody can do the splits like Valley Dairy can.
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Valley Diary Restaurants @ValleyDairyRestaurants (Facebook) @ValleyDairyRestaurants (Instagram)
