Product Types: Gebardi Chicago Pizza Sauce | Gebardi Sugo Rosso (thick rich red gravy) | Gebardi Chicago Pizza Dough Ready Mix | Gebardi Chicago Pizza Crust ChipsAbout Us
More than a hundred years ago, the Gebardi family took the long journey from Licata, Sicily through Ellis Island and to Chicago, becoming immediately entrenched in the era that led to Prohibition. Handsome Vincenzo Gebardi meets Helen. Young and in love, the two marry secretly. Vincenzo, seeking justice for the murders of his father and step-father, embarks on a life of crime as Al Capone’s chief gunman.
He changes his name to Jack McGurn and becomes known in history as “Machine-Gun Jack McGurn”. In 1929, he is the prime suspect in the St. Valentine’s Day Massacre, the most horrific and bloody gangland slaying in history. Jack is murdered in 1936 (almost to the day of the massacre) with a valentine pinned to his chest. Some believed that he knew too much and had become a liability to the outfit.
Helen carries on, raising her daughter. Four generations later, her family shares the rich heritage of food, passed down from “Nana” Helen...a bounty and blessing of flavor and history.
Today, Christine (Helen & Jack’s great-granddaughter) and her husband David, have married their old-world heritage and the zest of Chicago history to bring you Italian food that restores honor to the family name...Gebardi. Si mangia bené...You’ll eat well!
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Ingredients
Gebardi Chicago Pizza Sauce - Tomato Puree, Tomato Paste, Water, Garlic, Sugar, Salt, Spices Gebardi Sugo Rosso (thick, rich red gravy) - Water, Crushed Tomatoes, Tomato Puree, Tomato Paste, Parmesan Cheese, Butter, Beef Base, Sugar, Salt, Garlic, Spices
Practices (our standards for raising or making our products)
Produced at Bonner Business Center Commercial Kitchen, Sandpoint, Idaho Licensed by Pan Handle Health District, Sandpoint, Idaho Officially Tested by Washington State University, Pullman, Washington Nutritionally Tested University of Idaho, Moscow, Idaho Homemade Recipes Handmade Processes
Additional Information
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