Tasty Trails Explore Pennsylvania’s Flavorful Heritage on the New Culinary Trails pennsylvania’s Lost Bread Company Philadelphia Ramble your way along country backroads—into the farmlands and through historic small towns—where artisan cideries, breweries, bakeries, and creameries Deer Creek Malthouse Glen Mills 54 visitPA.com TOP TO BOTTOM: N. SANOTS; DEER CREEK MALTHOUSE Lancaster’s sweet and sticky shoo-fly pie, Hershey’s smooth chocolate bars, Philly’s juicy cheesesteaks— all mouthwatering, for sure, but Pennsylvania has a rich culinary heritage and a diverse breadth of flavors that go beyond its world-famous icons. beckon. You can discover these hidden gems on the new Pennsylvania Culinary Trails, a series of self-guided driving trips developed as part of the Culinary Trails Project, a partnership with the Pennsylvania Department of Community and Economic Development (DCED) and Chatham University’s Center for Regional Agriculture, Food, and Transformation (CRAFT). Read on for a glimpse into some of the trail stops.
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