I made a fateful decision one day when I went to Pan d’Amore to pick up a loaf of their seedy bread. I was hungry. They had an innocent, diminutive breadstick that looked like just the ticket. Slightly chewy with a surface covered with crunchy, blistered cheese. It should come with a warning. It’s so totally addictive one makes up excuses to drop by, like an unintended loaf of bread.
Sometime this month they’re moving down Washington Street to the corner at Sequim Avenue. That’s further to go for an impulse. I hope that helps. Otherwise I’m in real trouble.
You got my mouth watering. Nothing smells better than fresh baked bread.
Your commentAgreed. Impulse is quite a troublemaker.
I’d like to be able to reach in, snatch it and take a bite. . .or two. . .or three! Happy Monday, Kay; hope you have a lovely week!
Oh that sounds so good – now I want some crunchy cheese bread.
Your comI know just what you mean, once I start with that delicious french bread I can’t stop. My addiction too. :)))
Oooooh, that looks good? Slightly chewy? Not what I would have expected, but I want one, too.
mjum!!
or try to make it yourself… 😀