This was Simon's second trip to big D during Texas - OU weekend. This time though he got to sample everything that's right with America, fried foods. Last year, it was a steady diet of breast milk.
The sad thing is I always have my blinders on when going into the Czech Stop. It's always the same order... I didn't even notice the "maple twist with bacon" until the trip home. It's basically a maple roll with bacon crumbled on top.
After we ordered today, I saw it and pointed it out to Erinn the same way a kid points out a sugary cereal to his mom at the grocery. "Erinn, look!"
Her reply was "I don't want that."
Uhh, it's not for you... Next time.
Why yes, I do want.
more coming.
more coming.
2 comments:
Kenneth and I took a Kolache class at Central Market and a few of our classmates recommended the Village Bakery. It's not that far down the road...you just have to cross the railroad tracks. It's worth the extra 1/2 mile drive.
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When you travel between Dallas and Austin every two weeks for three years, you have time to branch out. No, we never visited the extra-secret-local-yokle-kolache shop... we just tried different confections from the The Czech Stop. The pepperoni pizza kolache... if you have the means, I highly recommend picking one up.
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