Pepperoni rolls

Submitted by storytime-with-lys t3_z6fome in pittsburgh

Hello, during Covid I was in Texas for a year and I came back last year to find out that there is no more CoGos in Pittsburgh. I was wondering if there was any places that had pepperoni rolls like CoGos did? They was cheap, warm, delicious and perfect for on the go and I been searching everywhere for anything like it since to no avail. It’s one of the things I missed the most while I was gone and until this day I regret not getting one last CoGos pepperoni roll. Willing to drive outside the city as well. Thank you!

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Crittbeast t1_iy13nf6 wrote

The cogo’s in the south side by double wide still has its Roll Zone sign up so maybe there is still hope? 👀

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chuckie512 t1_iy14hvq wrote

Best pepperoni roll in the city is sunseri's in the strip.

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purplegladys2022 t1_iy16lup wrote

There's a CoGos in Greenfield, but I am pretty sure they stopped baking when COVID hit. There's also a CoGos down at Carson and 10th, but I haven't been in there since the Oliver Bath House closed for COVID and planned renovations.

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storytime-with-lys OP t1_iy17gy2 wrote

Replying to [deleted] (#719,002)

I had the ones in the strip growing up however I been on a mission for anything like CoGos. I know the Atomic ones are way better however there’s just something about a cheap crappy pepperonis roll you get everyday before school or work or for lunch that just always was nostalgic to me

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RagnarHedin t1_iy19gv2 wrote

Best ever, if you have a time machine... the 7-11 in Oakland. Brushed lovingly with garlic butter. Hope you're doing well, Brenda!

Still in Oakland, Fuel And Fuddle's Rollafatty. You will not be disappointed!

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SparklesLuvsScotch t1_iy1aoek wrote

Just bought a pack from the bakery section at Costco. They likely won't taste like CoGo's, but thought I'd mention it as a other alternative.

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spnb16 t1_iy1e7sw wrote

Any CoGos is now a Coen Market and there's plenty of them around, the pepperoni rolls still taste the same imo. There's one down the block from me I go to pretty often.

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McJumpington t1_iy1j9tn wrote

Pepperoni rolls up here usually suck- stick pepperoni is the way to go. We make home made ones that come out great.

Wife is from WV- pepperoni rolls are life there.

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Ahgoobwa t1_iy1t1ek wrote

Marshall's way out in saltsburg is my favorite pepperoni roll. A bit of a trek but Connemaugh dam is a fun place to walk and explore, and the bike trail in saltsburg is super pretty.

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ScreamingOpossumAhh t1_iy2kkky wrote

I did a quick search. Apparently CoGo's is now under the Coen brand.

>The CoGo's name --- will convert all of them to Coen locations.
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>Additionally, Coen Markets will convert its stores' gas pumps to Amoco gasoline by the end of the year.

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Delicious-Breath8415 t1_iy2slzs wrote

I had a Coen pepperoni roll last week. Sure seemed the same as before.

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IClight69 t1_iy38nqp wrote

The supplier for pepperoni rolls at a Coen vs. Cogos is 99.9% chance the same vendor. It’s not like they have some in house baking program.

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drocm t1_iy3rbzh wrote

The CoGos on Mt.Washington still has Pizza Rolls!

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jagoffbrewer t1_iy3zzxn wrote

Replying to spnb16 (#720,248)

The pepperoni rolls aren't even remotely the same. There is one across the street from work and when Coen took over they changed dramatically. They're now flat and the dough is often uncooked.

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Mobius_164 t1_iy6krc6 wrote

Personally I’m a fan of mancini’s, breadworks, and the ones made in Pitaland (honestly everything from pitaland is dope).

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