Solve Skills Review problem Unit C (Big J's Deep Dish Pizza) (HTML5 and CSS3) by Sasha...

Solve Skills Review problem Unit C (Big J's Deep Dish Pizza)

(HTML5 and CSS3) by Sasha Vodnik second edition

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<title>Big J's Deep Dish Pizza - History</title>

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<h1>Big J's Deep Dish Pizza</h1>
<p id="tagline">Authentic Chicago-style pies</p>
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<h2>History</h2>
<p>In 1972, Torontonian Jan Mercutio returned home from a trip to Chicago with a craving for authentic deep-dish pie. Unsatisfied by the local offerings, she practiced up in her kitchen and began inviting friends over to sample the results of her tests. They clearly enjoyed what she whipped up, as her otherwise well-mannered friends were soon asking to come to dinner in numbers that threatened to overwhelm her. Wanting to accommodate the hunger she'd fed, though, Jan put her head to figuring out how to make her pizza more widely available. In 1974, she opened the first Big J's Deep Dish Pizza restaurant on St. Joseph St., and local residents and visitors alike have continued to join the ranks of her fans ever since.</p>
<p>Jan has added two locations and expanded Big J's menu to include salads and calzones, while continuing to serve pizza worth travelling for in a comfortable, friendly setting. Big J's Pizza has been awarded the "Best Pizza" distinction by the Toronto Times reader survey a total of 5 times. We invite you to come by one of our locations and find out what all the excitement is about.</p>
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<p class="contact">150 St. Joseph St.</p>
<p class="contact">Toronto, ON M5S 2C3</p>
<p class="contact">(416) 555-3337</p>
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