Newman, your comment here reminded me of something. In Pacific City, Oregon (it’s on the coast, a little south of Tillamook), there is a restaurant called Grateful Bread. Have you ever been there? They make really amazing marionberry rhubarb pie.
Newman, your comment here reminded me of something. In Pacific City, Oregon (it’s on the coast, a little south of Tillamook), there is a restaurant called Grateful Bread. Have you ever been there? They make really amazing marionberry rhubarb pie.
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quakerninja said 5 months ago
yes there pie is delightful. I also like to stop by the factory and watch cheese being made, if anyone has not see this process it is a must.
Joe said 5 months ago
I’m glad you’ve shared in the ecstatic enjoyment of their pie. I haven’t gone to the cheese factory yet, but I want to. Did you go to Tillamook or Blue Heron? I went to the vacuum museum a couple weeks ago and was pretty disappointed that it wasn’t more museum-like.
quakerninja said 5 months ago
Tillamook, they have free samples and a gift shop, it’s awesome. The icecream kicks ass too (I almost tried to be clever and say licks ass but that would have been a mistake)
Joe said 5 months ago
That would be... yeah. Tillamook is so huge now, though. They sell their cheese all over! Don’t you think they’ve lost some of their original indie appeal by selling to Safeway instead of select local retailers?
quakerninja said 5 months ago
maybe but I’m a home grown Oregonian I like to root for the locals, I remember being able to get it is Saipan and thats way out in Micronesia. It still taste like home to me.
Joe said 5 months ago
I’m all for local as well! But local in the sense of 'near where I am right now' and not 'near where I’m from'. What I said above was kind of tongue-in-cheek, though. Even so, they make good cheese!