4 oz small $4.75
Smitten, San Francisco CA
Sheesh, this ice cream isn’t cheap! Part of the reason is that they make the ice cream to-order in a cool machine using liquid nitrogen (kinda fun to watch). The resulting ice cream is very flavorful and has a great, smooth texture. Is it worth it? Maybe as a rare special treat.
7×7 Magazine’s The Big Eat San Francisco: 100 Things to Eat + Drink Before You Die – 2012
White camellia flower (Theaceae), 16th Street.
Bunuelos: donuts, date jam, spiced honey, date-olive oil ice cream. Summer prix-fixe menu $38
Tinto, Palm Springs CA
Mmm, I love bunuelos! These were pretty good and I enjoyed the date-olive oil ice cream too!
Chocolate flourless cake, chocolate mousse, passion fruit sorbet.
I think this was just a little too rich for me after a large meal. I couldn’t only eat a few bites before I had to quit. The flavors were good though.
Pink crown of thorns flowers (Euphorbia milii, Euphorbiaceae).
Not sure why I bought this since I’m not a huge fan of angel food cake (I mean it’s just airy carbs and sugar). But it tasted pretty good, especially with the almond slivers on top.
D T Dim Sum & Tea, San Leandro CA
Marinated chicken on the grill (with Maggie girl in the background)!
Our work group decided to have another weekend bbq to celebrate a birthday/last day of work. We decided to switch it up and have it in the East Bay this time around. It was a little cold and windy, but we had a great time eating, drinking, playing volleyball, and just hanging out.
Marina Park, San Leandro CA
It took a bit of effort and lot of lighter fluid to get this baby going!
Kalbi spareribs, fried chicken wings, more meat and corn on the cob wrapped in foil.
Cheese and fruit plate.
I made a lemon cheesecake!
Plantain dumplings with powdered sugar. $5
Poquito, San Francisco CA
Perhaps these were a little overcooked?! I loved the dark, rich flavor but it bordered on burnt. I also wished there was more plantain.
Christmas decorated public parklet, 24th Street.
Hmm, these were disappointly on the hard side. Ugh, it’s not right that beignets can be this bad! $4.75
Queen’s Louisiana Po-Boy Cafe, San Francisco CA
Lol, this kid on Bart had such an expressive face! 🙂
Coffee ice cream with oreo cookie chunks. Petite scoop $4.45
Fentons Creamery, Oakland CA
This tasted good, but I’m still reeling from the cost of a couple tablespoons of ice cream these days! Highway robbery I tell you! Meh.
Petite scoop $4.45
Fentons Creamery, Oakland CA
This was definitely light and airy with an almost whipped texture. The flavor was good, but OMG, almost five bucks for a this TINY thimbleful of ice cream! Wow, what a rip off!
Red velvet, white chocolate raspberry, carrot, pumpkin, chocolate, and lemon.
Nothing Bundt Cakes, Emeryville CA
These mini bundt cakes are SO yummy! They’re super moist and the cream cheese frosting is sinfully good. I’m a sucker for red velvet and these even had mini chocolate chips in them, noms! I’d never heard of this place before but a co-worker brought a couple dozen to work. OMG, these are ruining my diet but I can’t stop eating them, ugh! LOL
Nothing Bundt Cakes box logo.
This had great flavor, but I was disappointed by its texture. It wasn’t waxy like some of the other scoops I’ve had here, but it was icy and very crumbly. Humphry Slocombe seems to be very inconsistent with their ice cream and I haven’t been blown away during any of my recent visits. Single scoop $3.25
Humphry Slocombe, San Francisco CA
Morning at Mission Dolores Park with Christian Science Church in the background.
Double Rainbow Gourmet Ice Cream, chocolate with brownie chunks. Mmm! Junior cup $2
Sweet Connections, San Bruno CA
Red-orange Aloe sp. flowers (Xanthorrhoeaceae), West Field Road.
This may have been a little too sweet more me as macarons go, but I wouldn’t kick it out of bed, lol! $1.50
La Boulange de Noe, San Francisco CA
The Women’s Building, 18th Street. I swear this is the last pic of the Women’s Building that I’m gonna post in a long time, lol! There’s just so many cool murals on it. 🙂
Vittle Monster 