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Does anyone know the name of this bread in New York?

When I was a kid, my aunt for the rock hard bread in New York. Was so strong that had to dip into olive oil to make it smooth enough, but it was so good. I think it was pronounced "coot-ba" or something. Does anyone know exactly As this bread is called?

You mean a biscotti? I think so u mean that this is a biscotti THT RockHard bread should be dipped in olive oil. This is not NYC Italian bar. However, the sale of New York.

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