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Baseball Snacks
July 14, 2021

The History Behind Your Favorite Stadium Snacks

If you’ve ever been to a Pittsburgh Pirate’s game, you may have wondered why baseball stadiums serve the classic staples they do throughout the park's concession stands. Of course, we're talking about delicious snacks such as hotdogs, peanuts, and crackerjacks (just like the song says)! The History of the Hotdog The hotdog dates back to the 15th century when the “frankfurter” was created in (you guessed it) Frankfurt. For a while, it was simply a sausage. Sometime...

By Bree Cellone
Fundraise with Cellone's
October 4, 2018

Fundraise with Cellone’s Bread

Whether your school club is selling hoagies to raise money for a trip or hosting a spaghetti dinner to help a loved one in a time of need, Cellone’s has fundraising options available to you. Cellone’s regularly partners with school organizations, local non-profits and individuals to help raise money. With whatever fundraising goals you are trying to accomplish Cellone’s has special pricing on hoagie buns, rolls and fresh Italian bread to help you meet them. We...

By Nicole Cellone
PNC Park Big Screen
April 25, 2017

Cellone’s Partners With Pittsburgh Pirates For Upcoming Season

Cellone's Italian Bread Co. will once again be the official hamburger and hot dog bun of the Pittsburgh Pirates for the 2017 season. Cellone's has a longstanding relationship with the Pirates as corporate partners, and are happy to be part of the Pirate family again this year. You can see Cellone's signs on the large video board during the games, as well as concession signs at designated stands. Cellone's will also be sponsoring the T-Shirt...

By Nicole Cellone
Cellone's Pittsburgh Grand Opening picture
May 29, 2015

Cellone’s Italian Bread Expands with Pittsburgh Bakery

New location allows fourth-generation family business to double production. Cellone's Italian Bread Company will celebrate the opening of a 111,900 square-foot bakery in Pittsburgh on Thurs., May 28 at 10 a.m. with a ceremonial "bread cutting" by Allegheny County Executive Rich Fitzgerald. The family-owned company, which is in its fourth-generation, will move operations from its 58,000-square-foot plant in Carnegie to the industrial park on Napor Boulevard, nearly doubling its production capacity. Cellone's, which has 140 full-time employees,...

By Nicole Cellone

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