See, I told you. One of my greatest loves in life is, in fact, bread. I love bread. And sourdough bread? Just forget about it. Sourdough bread is like the cute, witty guy you have a crush on but who has a girlfriend and you can't date but you so badly want to. Because it's just not available on the east coast. That's the only reason I made that analogy. Ahem. Anyway, I'm already going through withdrawals. I made sure to eat as much sourdough as I could while there, which included a yummy sandwich, that was predominantly bread (thank god)
and a loaf of sourdough shaped like a TURTLE. SEE
Ily sourdough turtle. You were delicious
Then, we visited a delightful tea house where I got an iced chai and a little bowl of coconut rice pudding
It was a tiny bowl!
Then we visited Japantown, where I got a crepe with a little puppy face on it!
I had banana, vanilla icecream, strawberry and chocolate crepe. I think they randomly choose which face to give your crepe, but they're all so cute. Cute!
And then I ate him. You were also delicious, puppy crepe. At the end of the day, while walking back to the bart station, we passed this place called THE MELT
It ain't no lie. They only serve grilled cheese, and we got some to go. I have no photos of that sandwich, which was pretty good, but Daphny swiped my camera and took some pictures, including this gem of me and my sister "acting natural"
NATURAL!
BONUS ROUND: Things I did that aren't food related, but that I wanted to share.
I RODE A TROLLEY!
I didn't even know how badly I wanted to ride a trolley until it was happening. Then I made my horrible excited face
I made this same face in both trolley pictures I took. That's how excited I was. Seriously, it was great. I wish I was on a trolley right now. Well, maybe not right now, because I'm in pajamas. Wait, nope, I take it back. Wish I was on a trolley in pajamas. Then, we saw
JOLLY JACK
At Musee Mechanique, a magical arcade/museum full of super old arcade games, I put a quarter in this gem of a machine. Good old Jack just laughs and laughs. He laughed for a good two minutes straight, and kind of shook around like he was having a seizure. GOOD OLD JACK!
I also found this machine that tests how hot you are. For the record, I got "hot stuff."
CALIFORNIA! I can't wait to return to you and your bread.
Until tomorrow,
Nicole
Sourdough is the best bread in the whole world! As a California native, I didn't realize how lucky I was to always have it available until I moved to the UK where no one even knows what it is! It makes me sad to hear it's non-existant on the East Coast too though--now I know not to move there (or at least perfect my bread-making skills before doing so).
ReplyDeleteOh gosh, Nicole, we would be such good food buddies--I seriously LOVE bread. It's my downfall. It's so squishy, so flaky, so yummy... ugh, bread. <3 And that sourdough turtle looks so deliciously adorable. I can't blame you for ending up with so many food pictures. :D
ReplyDeletethis trip looks awesome! i didn't know sourdough (or good sourdough) was only located in california? I could've sworn i've had it here on the east coast. that puppy crepe is adorable :) xx
ReplyDeleteGahhh I need to go back to SF as soon as possible! I am a bread lover too so I am thankful that I have two Boudin's nearby (there's two more reasons for you to visit me here!!)! :)
ReplyDeleteI love bread and I love sandwiches!
ReplyDeleteTheir ice cream was really cute!
I love your look, bright colors, fun prints!
Kisses and great weekend, dear!
it's all about the sourdough bread, all about the bread.... ;)
ReplyDeleteAw it looks like an amazing trip! And now I'm definitely drooling...
ReplyDeleteLife is a romantic poem
That sourdough turtle is amazing! Definitely a piece of art :D Food is always great to experience when traveling. It's what makes places unique from each other!
ReplyDeletei want to see the california you know.
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