Showing posts with label food. Show all posts
Showing posts with label food. Show all posts

Thursday, March 31, 2011

Congratulations to our good friends Roger & Susie and the Hi-Way Bar!  Celebrating 50 years of being family owned. 
Stop by to say Hi to all the friendly faces and be sure to grab a cold beer and the best burger ever.  They even serve breakfast starting at 7am.  Follow this link to find out more about the Hi-Way Bar.

Wednesday, November 24, 2010


 We send out our Happy Thanksgiving blessings from our family to yours.
We hope your list is very long of people and things to be thankful for. 
To our family who can't be with us this holiday just know...
we are thankful to have you in our lives, you will be in our thoughts as we gather around the table...and we call dibs on your dessert (you know..since you won't be here anyway)

A final note: Here is a graphic for you veggie heads (you know who you are)

Wednesday, November 17, 2010

Roasted Pineapple & Habanero Dip

If you are looking for something new to try this holiday season I have a suggestion for something easy, a little different and a bit spicy.  Stop by Richard's Whole Foods and pick up a jar of Robert Rothschild Farm all natural gourmet dip.  The Roasted Pineapple & Habanero Dip mixed with  cream cheese and served on crackers is a fun and interesting combination.  Give it a try...hope you enjoy it. 

Wednesday, May 5, 2010

HOLA!

Happy Cinco De Mayo Day !
Doing anything special to celebrate?  Bradenton is having a Cinco De Mayo celebration downtown by the waterfront tonight.  They will have all the fun fixin's...food, beer and music.  As much as we would like to go, we will be at home tonight instead, celebrating with our home-made tacos.  Yum. 
We recently stopped by a new place. From the outside we weren't quite sure what to expect.  It appeared to be a Hispanic grocery store and bakery.  We decided to experiment and go inside to check it out.  Walking in the doors of the bakery we were met with the best bakery smell you could ever imagine.  The place was buzzin' with people and the racks were loaded with breads, donuts, cookies, flans and other yummy things.  All the goodies were huge-most as big as your hand and you could watch as they pulled the pans out of the ovens.  We walked out with a large sack full of things that we still can't pronounce and didn't spend a lot of money.  We enjoyed sampling each baked good and will definitely be going back again. If you live in the Bradenton area stop by Acapulco Tropical sometime. The grocery store located next door is an interesting place too.  The store is packed full and includes a deli and prepared food area. We haven't ate there, but after reading the reviews, might have to try it out.