Sir Galahad in the house hanging out.
Sir Lancelot and Queen Guinevere were also in attendance.
I had no idea that King Arthur actually labeled any of its flour this way, makes sense
& I think it's rather brilliant.
Now someone needs to do something using Shakespeare plays & characters as a theme.
Think about it, a bakery that makes danish could call themselves "Sweet Hamlet".
Envision, if you will-
Rosencrantz & Guildenstern as pastries.
"I'll take two Rosencratz, 4 Guildenstern, and thrown in one Ophelia and a couple of Osric"
Sir Lancelot and Queen Guinevere were also in attendance.
I had no idea that King Arthur actually labeled any of its flour this way, makes sense& I think it's rather brilliant.
Now someone needs to do something using Shakespeare plays & characters as a theme.
Think about it, a bakery that makes danish could call themselves "Sweet Hamlet".
Envision, if you will-
Rosencrantz & Guildenstern as pastries.
"I'll take two Rosencratz, 4 Guildenstern, and thrown in one Ophelia and a couple of Osric"
(eeehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehe)
[yes, I know I am weird but it works doesn't it ;]
*ahem*
Anyhooooo, here are a few more items that I found to be of interest.
Fruit and vegetable gelato essentially.
You have No idea how good these were.
[yes, I know I am weird but it works doesn't it ;]
*ahem*
Anyhooooo, here are a few more items that I found to be of interest.
Fruit and vegetable gelato essentially.
You have No idea how good these were.
The Dragon fruit one was absolutely ambrosial.All of this fig paste, I should stop back by the King Arthur booth for a loaf of bread and someone here must have some goat cheese...
Close up of Fig action...
(and I'm kind of wondering why you would)
"Does anyone have a bowl of cereal and milk?"
Close up of my favorite find.
I am partly intrigued and amused.
Kind of hard to carve a Jack O' Lantern out of that I must say.
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