Joel & Shirley Pineiros’ Sweet & Salty Sinker Slider

 Print This Post Aug 31st, 2011 | By lisa | Category: Support Us

A special thanks to The ESPN Zone in Anaheim, CA for donating a portion of September sales of the award winning Sweet & Salty Sinker Slider created by Joel Pineiros of the Los Angeles Angels & his wife Shirley. Thanks to the ESPN Zone, patrons enjoyed a delicious slider and helped children with autism at the same time.

Where:
ESPN Zone
1545 Disneyland Dr.
Anaheim, CA 92802
Phone: 714-300-3776

More Info: http://www.espnzone.com/anaheim/

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