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- Suebob
- Southern California, United States
- I blog here, at suebobdavis.com and at shockofrecognition.com
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April
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- Cheese of the Week - Goat Cheese Swiss
- A Sign of Spring
- A cultural phenomenon
- Baked Tofu
- Splish Splash Tofu Thursday
- Wake up healthy
- Giada deLaurentiis, Too Hot Tamales, Ludo Lefebvre
- Why DO Starbuck's pastries suck so badly?
- Orange to the second power
- Cherimoyas and White Sapotes
- A Trifling Ginger Molasses Cake
- Creme de la creme
- An ugly little tasty semi-disaster
- Wine from those wild men at Au Bon Climat
- Hate Emeril?
- George Foreman grilling
- Sicilian Red - Nero d'Avola
- Food Blog News of the Day
- Medjool dates with feta and chipotle?
- Parmesan with whole peppercorns
- Cheese of the Week: Parmesan with Peppercorns
- Obesity: Calories don't count!
- Starbucks 2, Peets 1
- Mayordomo Mole Negro
- Enchilada Enfrijolada Enmolada
- Locating locally-owned coffee shops
- Out of the Kitchen
- Cast Iron Pan Seasoning failure #1
- Extra Strength Vegetarian Lard
- A Cooking Public Service Announcement
- Angeli Caffe, Los Angeles
- My version of Groundnut Stew
- Adventures with Black Cardamom
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3 comments:
I laughed out loud when I read this article. My husband and I have had unpleasant experiences with their pastries in Atlanta, Boston, Pittsburgh, Columbia (SC), Washington, D.C., and Charlotte (NC). We've joked about buying their delicious brewed coffee and then sauntering over to Panera for a muffin to go with it.
:)
http://musesofmegret.blogspot.com
They used to carry these lemon "scones" at the chains in Southern California. Not exactly scones, not exactly muffins, but rockin' good icing. I shamelessly ate the icing and tossed the rest.
They don't even carry those anymore.
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