Foods from Richtree Market
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2010 May 14
Today, I did something I swore three years ago that I would never do: Buy anything other than Birchermüesli or Muffins at Richtree.
Desperately in need of lunch and in an extreme rush back to the office, I found myself in the queue with a piece of Foccacia and some coleslaw.
The description of the foccacia you can see below. Suffice to say, I didn't finish it. I ate about half the bread and then picked off the tomatoes.
The coleslaw was merely cabbage with a bit of dried parsley, dressed in vinegar, vinegar, oil, and then more vinegar. My mouth aches.
There are a few things that Richtree does reasonably well. And many things, I have discovered over the years, that it does not.
Desperately in need of lunch and in an extreme rush back to the office, I found myself in the queue with a piece of Foccacia and some coleslaw.
The description of the foccacia you can see below. Suffice to say, I didn't finish it. I ate about half the bread and then picked off the tomatoes.
The coleslaw was merely cabbage with a bit of dried parsley, dressed in vinegar, vinegar, oil, and then more vinegar. My mouth aches.
There are a few things that Richtree does reasonably well. And many things, I have discovered over the years, that it does not.
2008 Dec 6
Although I have heard others gripe about the sandwiches at Richtree, I have been really happy with the Swiss style Egg Salad. I love egg salad and Richtree's is really nice on the soft white triangular bun. The other sandwiches look good but I'm too much of a sucker for the egg to switch.
Dita