I am looking at opening a restaurant with health IER food options - not all healthy but a mix so that there is an option to eat for $5 or less that is not fried chicken and rice dipped in high cholesterol grease and salt. Kind of like a highbred or LaPrep and Chipoltles. I am looking at offering bagel options in the morning at one of the less healthy options but experimenting by using healthier ingredients. What are your top 3 favorite bagels? Curious to know.
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I am looking at opening a restaurant with health IER food options - not all healthy but a mix so that there is an option to eat for $5 or less that is not fried chicken and rice dipped in high cholesterol grease and salt. Kind of like a highbred or LaPrep and Chipoltles. I am looking at offering bagel options in the morning at one of the less healthy options but experimenting by using healthier ingredients. What are your top 3 favorite bagels? Curious to know.
First of all if you didn't spend your time following me around, assuming my thoughts are meaningless and actually read the conversation I was looking for things on my personal grocery list. If you read what I posted I eat canned oranges preserved in sugar free water - and only when actual oranges are not available. The oranges I saw in Playero are all banged up and don't even look like oranges to me. I like to eat fat free yogurt for breakfast with granola and fruit. At home one of those fruits is oranges.
Geesh - and you think I need to get a life...
Has anyone ever seen the small tangerines, the ones they call "cuties". I have had them in the states but could not find them here. They are sweeter than tangerines and clearly smaller (hence the name). Not a fan of the canned mandarins (sp).
The locals eat other fruits. Each fruit is eaten when available and of course
there is a season for each fruit.
Year round there is always some type of fruit available.
If you were to select a group of Dominican fruits to put in a yogurt parfait - what group would you choose? Maybe I need to switch it up because I am beginning to think that oranges are not going to be an easy option lol.
tropical fruits tend to be very much on the sweet side, there is nothing here like european sour cherry or blackberry. i'm a bit fan of cinola (passion fruit) especially if slightly sour. i also like pineapple and watermelon too. and some mangoes. even the weird oranges. and no one can beat locally grown bananas.