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neomonde hummus > sitti hummus, in my personal opinion. plus i can eat for cheaper, better, & i get the little pistachio birdsnest desserts that i lovelovelove. the only reason i go to sitti over neomonde is for the atmosphere if we want a dressier evening out.
also, believe it or not, village deli at cameron village has a really good hummus platter. it comes with grilled pita, cucumber, & tomato but i always get extra pita, no tomato. it is surprisingly good & i actually crave it sometimes in a weird way.
as for store-purchased hummus, i'm a big fan of trader joe's roasted garlic hummus. i could eat it with a spoon.
Also, there a Middle Eastern market near the intersection of Hillsborough and Beryl Rd that has tasty hummus. I forget the name of the place. Has a red and white awning and it two doors down from Waffle House.
Oh yeah and Mitch's Tavern has a good hummus platter for lunch that's pretty cheap!
Last edited by evaofnc; 07-08-2011 at 01:11 PM..
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Sabra is great - but as other posters mentioned - a little expensive. My favorite brand is called Bobbi's - Whole Foods used to sell it. I really miss it. Just looking on their facebook page and some other NC folks were asking about it. I also like a brand called Sonny and Joe's - again, can't be found around here but you can pick some up next time you are travelling - according to the website - Ingles markets carry it and there are locations in NC.
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