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Best Italian Butcher In NYC: Pino Meat Market Sullivan Street #familymemories #meatlovers #easter

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Rita Gigante is an intuitive psychic medium, spiritual healer, and best-selling author with over 25 years of experience guiding clients through emotional trauma, spiritual awakenings, and soul-level transformation. She works directly with Spirit, the Angelic Realm, Ascended Masters, and her higher self to deliver messages of truth, clarity, and peace. Rita specializes in helping clients reconnect with their purpose, release generational wounds, and uncover their divine potential.

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42 Comments

  6. @IPerez87

    As a Mexican woman, I relate the way you talk about your grandmother so much.. even though our grandmothers were from different countries, I find myself sharing cultural memories I grew up with similiar to yours 😊 Love to all the nonnas and abuelitas out there, matriarchs, strong women pillars of their families ❤

  7. @dadyarusski4594

    I love Rita, we say it all the time. But, look at how she brings such light and joy. And, just by talking about what's real😅
    She is awesome❤❤❤

  11. @candydale8380

    How cool is it, that so many of your childhood businesses are still intact!!💕💕 I ate meat yesterday, too….💭

  14. @PatriciaHein-k5v

    Loved this Rita!! When I was 12, this Brooklyn Irish girl had wonderful Italian neighbors and a cute son😊. They took me with them to the store in NYC one Saturday. I can still see and smell the hanging meats
    and cheeses.
    Happy Easter 🐰🐣

  25. @shimmeroflight

    Ok so you call it gravy? I wish I understood why some people call it gravy and some people call it sauce. I get conflicting answers.
    Is it gravy because it has meat 🥩?

  28. @hanC21317

    I have gotten “You look just like your brother” my whole life. At first you’re like, “Aw!☺️” then you think about it, and you’re like, “…Ah🥲” lol

  34. @Zirin-md7pg

    Rita!!!!! Hell with not eating meat fangui!!! That store even looks great online I can def smell it omg my childhood at Scano's and Toscana's and Derricco's for fruit oh wow to eat good like that again, forget about it!

  40. @AmberStiley

    RITA, you are so loved!! Thank you for always including the public in your family memories!! Love you lady!! ❤

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