#NipClub Celebrates America's Independence in Philadelphia July 2, 2015

Please drop any $ you can into the Tip Jar to help pets at German Shepherd Dog Rescue of Georgia. Every penny helps! Thanks!

This weekend is the 4th of July, a time when Americans celebrate their Independance. America is still one of the newest countries in the world, dating back just a few hundred years. We've crammed a LOT of history into those years though, and each 4th of july we celebrate the hard-won birth of our nation.

Thanks to a TERRIFIC idea by #NipClub DJ @Cinnimini2 we've decided to celebrate by opening a branch of #NipClub in historic Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. The original Capitol city of America, the birthplace of the Declaration of Independance and the Constitution and the first National Capitol.

We bought a great property to convert to our new #NipClub. Right next to world famous GENO's which has
agreed to provide some of the noms for our club! This will be a culinary delight as well as a great
historical site for our newest #NipClub Branch location!! 

@Cinnimini2 will be your host this week! Glad to show you the

sights and give you some inside tips on how to have
the most fun you can in this great historic city. 

Links to interesting historical facts about Philadelphia! 

-Independence Hall, where the Declaration of Independence was signed on July 4th, 1776. http://www.nps.gov/inde/index.htm

-The Betsy Ross House, where the 1st American flag was made. http://historicphiladelphia.org/betsy-ross-house/what-to-see/

-The Philadelphia Museum of Art. In the 1st Rocky movie, Sylvester Stallone ran up the museum's steps.http://www.philamuseum.org

-Elfreth's Alley, which is still cobblestoned and has many homes dating back to the 1700s.  http://www.visitphilly.com/history/philadelphia/elfreths-alley/

-Schmidt's Beer. http://www.schmidtsofphilly.com/aboutus.sc

-Cheesesteaks. http://www.visitphilly.com/articles/philadelphia/top-10-spots-for-authentic-philly-cheesesteaks/

-Soft pretzels. http://www.phillyhistory.org/blog/index.php/2007/08/soft-pretzels-a-philadelphia-culinary-tradition/

-Water ice. http://articles.philly.com/2011-07-06/news/29743134_1_italian-ice-ice-cream-ice-cream

-American Bandstand, which was originally broadcasted from Philly. http://www.museum.tv/eotv/americanband.htm

-Live Aid, held in Philly and London almost 30 years ago. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/?title=Live_Aid

 And don't forget to check out the WORLD FAMOUS LIBERTY BELL! Click HERE for info on the Liberty Bell

Philadelphia Native, and one of the Forefathers of the United States of America
BEN FRANKLIN definately would have partied at #NipClub

Click HERE for more great BEN FRANKLIN quotes!

GREAT Philly NOMS! 

In the early 1900s PHILADELPHIA was considered the CULINARY Standard of America. In fact, KRAFT foods named it's PHILDELPHIA Cream Cheese brand after the it, saying this great Cheese followed the Philadelphia Standard of Great Food. While Philly Cream Cheese has never been made here (It's made in Beaver Dam, Wisconsin at a plant where @TheNascarKitty's human works, as well as another plant in Lowville, New York) it shows just how high a bar the PHILLY STANDARD of great food was. And this week we wont let you down! Check this menu!!

Flavored ice water!

Geno's Philly Cheesesteak

SCRAPPLE and Egg Sandwiches!
(Scrapple is a "meatloaf" made with pork trimmings and various flours)

Paesanos Sandwich-Beef Brisket, Mayo, Horseradish,
roasted tomato, sharp provolone cheese and a fried egg!

Please drop any $ you can into the Tip Jar to help the pets at
German Shepherd Dog Rescue of Georgia
Every penny helps! Thanks!

For Direct Donation Link for SmartPhones CLICK HERE
Directly to German Shepherd Dog Rescue of Georgia on their site Click Here

Please let them know it is a #Nipclub related donation so we can add that to our final total.

German Shepherd Dog Rescue of Georgia on Twitter  HERE German Shepherd Dog Rescue of Georgia on FaceBook  HERE
Learn more about German Shepherd Dog Rescue of Georgia HERE