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San Francisco - What NOT to Do in San Francisco (Original Post)
YoshidaYui
Oct 2023
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Mr.Bill
(24,906 posts)1. Lots of good advice there.
I agree with all he said.
Brother Buzz
(38,188 posts)2. When did clam chowder in a sourdough bread bowl become a thing?
I first saw it at Disneyland (Disney California Adventure Park) around 1999. I've never seen it served that way in 'The City'.
Mr.Bill
(24,906 posts)3. Not sure.
I've never lived in the city of San Fransisco, but for may years close to it, beginning in 1961. I can't remember when I first saw it, or when I first ate it. My best guess is at least 50 years ago, not only in San Francisco (Fisherman's Wharf) but also in the surrounding area. I've also see Beef Stew in a sourdough bowl at Superbowl parties.
The one in the video is much larger than I've seen. Probably meant for people to share. I couldn't eat that much if it meant eating all that bread. I don't think of Clam Chowder as something that's better in SF than elsewhere, but that bread is special. It's been imitated but not duplicated elsewhere IMHO.