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Fresh Mozzarella in Nassau County?

Who's got it best? Thanks...
In Queens, It's sorriso's in Long Island City. But, looking for some good options when I'm on the island. Didn't really care for Durso's that much, and don't like Iavarone's. Too tough and stringy.
Looking for melt in your mouth, and with lots of moisture. Used to love Moretto's in Woodbury, but the guy went back to Italy ages ago, I think...and that's a bit far for me to go.

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By janie on Feb 12, 2009 05:35 PM

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I've never been there, but someone I know from a very traditional Italian household spoke very well of
Salpino III Italian Deli‎
3457 Merrick Rd
Wantagh, NY 11793
(516) 221-1100
... at least, I think I recall that they also made Mozzarella.
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By Scott_R on Feb 13, 2009 05:54 AM