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Playgroup leader Josephine Black commented, “We
all had a great time and can only thank Papa Luigi for such a
wonderful day, we all took home pizzas that we made ourselves and
Stef also cooked some of his “Capello” charity pizzas which were
demolished at the lunch break, it has been a great fortnight for the
group as last week we were invited to see the launch of the Nene
Valley Railway postal pick up apparatus which was so much fun.”
Stef's
son, 4 year old James is a pupil at the playgroup and he was
thrilled to see dad in action in the classroom, Stef added “ this is
our twenty fifth anniversary for Papa Luigi and I have been doing
the pizza demos since we have started so it was very special to be
able to do the demonstration for my young lad and his friends, even
if his pizza only consisted of salami with no tomato and cheese
necessary!”
The Capello charity pizza
which was given the thumbs up by the Warmington Playgroup is named
after the new England manager, and has been brought in as part of
Papa Luigi's 25th Anniversary
Celebrations, local Capello look-alike Howard Brown has also
joined in the fun and will be helping the fund raising, 20%
of every Capello pizza sold will be donated to the RNIB.
Stef has lots more demonstrations
booked and will also be organizing the World pizza eating
championships once again on the cathedral square so look out for
that one if you’ve got a big appetite!
Peterborough UK Community Website
- June 2008
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