Superduper has a large space with full service for parts, repairs and all kinds of cleaning products. The owner knows his stuff he has been there since the early 1980 s the location is great too,i will go to superduper for answers on anything and trust them. The prices are good, i was paying extra at my other place that i was getting my. Super Duper Publications makes fun, practical materials for speech language pathology (SLP), autism, articulation, auditory processing, vocabulary, speech therapy. Super Duper pizza sauce, mushrooms, green peppers, Italian pepperoni & cheese only. Pizza Sub 13' + $10.75. Meat Ball Sub 8' Flavourful homemade meatballs.

Call Ahead 732-287-9666 | Fax an Order 732-287-2695

Where subs & Sandwiches
are invented,
Not just made.

and wraps, and salads, and soups and so much more.

** WE WILL BE CLOSED
SATURDAY, JULY 3rd through SUNDAY, JULY 11th
and will REOPEN on MONDAY, JULY 12th.**

TODAY'S SPECIALS

'did you SEE that burger special at Super Duper today??'

our daily specials are inspired by everything around us. a glance at a perfectly ripe Jersey tomato leads to a chicken Milanese sandwich. the smell of a spicy horseradish mustard turns into a grilled Cuban. the sizzle of the flame-broiled grill inspires a new burger -- which inspires 30 more (wait until May!). the Boar's Head truck rolls up with a new-to-market cold cut -- you're trying it before you even hear it advertised on the radio. the first rule of our daily specials is that there are no rules.

'i'll take a half a number 17 with the works'

we encourage you to order whatever you want. if we have the ingredients, chances are we'll make it for you. if you crave structure as much as you're craving a grilled corned beef Reuben right now (#55 if you're curious), click to see our EXTENSIVE menu. feel free to quiz the owner on the #s -- there was a point when he remembered them all.

CATERING

'what a spread! wait.. there's brownies too?!'

bacon. sausage. pork roll. muffins. danish. pastries. eggs. french toast. pancakes. turkey bacon. bagels. coffee. juice. sandwiches. subs. wraps. sloppy joes. cold cut platters. soups. chili. chicken fingers. chicken parmesan. eggplant rollatini. meatballs. baked ziti. broccoli cavetelli. penne vodka. sausage and peppers. wings. chicken francese. pulled pork. grilled vegetables. antipasto salad. chicken caesar salad. shrimp cocktail. appetizers. chips. sodas. water. cookies. brownies. and so MUCH more.

'how are you today? the usual?'

OUR CUSTOMERS ARE OUR BUSINESS.

'Just an awesome all around deli. It's always clean and the people working there are super friendly. It's actually quicker getting breakfast here than at most fast food places.' -- Yelp Review

'TOO FEW PEOPLE UNDERSTAND
A REALLY GOOD SANDWICH'
-- James Beard

dine in. take out. delivery.

Monday — Friday
5am — 3pm

Sunday
Closed

Super Duper Deli
257 Talmadge Road
Edison, NJ 08817
(732) 287-9666
(732) 287-2695 (fax)

By Steve Cichon
steve@buffalostories.com
@stevebuffalo

This week we’re looking at the women who were the first to make their presence felt in what has traditionally been the male-dominated broadcasting industry.

Today– the women who were the first to grace Buffalo television screens.

LISTEN- Buffalo's Women TV pioneers

Television came to Buffalo with Channel 4 in 1948, and the only women prominently featured in the ceremonial sign on of the station were the chorus girls from the Town Casino.

Some of the pioneering women in Buffalo TV were the same women who pioneered in Buffalo radio.

Sally Work was called “the dean of women commentators” by the Buffalo Evening News. She’d already been on the radio for 15 years by the time she took her act to the new medium of TV. When Channel 2 signed on, Helen Neville took her radio act to TV as well.

Of course, there were those who made their first mark in TV as well. Asset driver download for windows.

Starting in 1952, a beloved and strong woman made her debut on Channel 4.

Viewers watched Mildred Miller and her husband Bill cook and interview celebrities for 20 years on “Meet the Millers.

Super Duper Graphic Pack

Doris Jones was first seen as a commercial model on Channel 4 when she was still in high school. She’d eventually host a women’s show on Channel 7, and become Buffalo’s first female staff announcer and weathercaster on Channel 2.

Super Duper Clipart

Paula Drew was the spokesperson for Niagara Frontier’s dairy farmers, and as Buffalo’s milk maid, she did weather forecasts wrapped around milk commercials. She was later the voice of Tops Friendly Markets.

While Paula Drew was at Tops, it was Joey at Super Duper in the 70s and 80s.

Where subs & Sandwichesare invented,​Not just made.