Polish dog, cheese.
Edmonds Bakery, Edmonds WA
I wish the croissant portion was flakier, but I’d imagine it’s difficult to get that texture with a filling of a polish dog and cheese. This was a nice little midday snack though.
Lettuce, mayo. $2.99
Jack in the Box, Palm Springs CA
I know this looks disgusting, but sometimes I crave these crappy fish sandwiches, lol!. They taste so good and go down easily even they have little to no nutritional value. 🙂
Northern Thai, kale. $13
Trove, Seattle WA
Again, this was another dish that I enjoyed the flavors from, but the salt level was astronomical! We could only eat a few bites before our tastebuds were shot.
Cheddar cheese, lettuce, tomato, red onion, served with side caesar salad. $14.95
Firewood Cafe, San Francisco International Airport (SFO)
This juicy burger was pretty good, but they should really toast their buns. With that many toppings, the untoasted bun gets destroyed pretty quickly.
$2.08
Coffee Mission, San Francisco CA
What’s better with morning coffee than a delicious, flaky pastry that’s not too sweet and flavored lightly with citrus? Not much I suppose. 🙂
Fried Alaskan white fish, cheese, cabbage, pico de gallo and white sauce. $5.50
Taco Del Mar, Shoreline WA
I think I like these tacos because of the white sauce, lol! It’s so good. I really wanted one of their burritos but I probably couldn’t finish it at the time.
Summer preserves, nasturtium, rye and poppy crisp. Four course menu $59
Aster, San Francisco CA
Now this was just sad! It was wedge of dry(ish) cheese accompanied by a dry nasturtium leaf (which I don’t even know if it’s edible like the flowers) and a dry cracker. Are you kidding me right now?
Vittle Monster 