Recommend bakery for cookies

[uncchgrad]

Originally Posted by twingles

Publix will be fine for your needs ....no need to pay LaFarm prices .... I had a scone there once and garden hose wouldn't have been enough to wash it down (interestingly had the same experience in France with cookies, muffins etc).

Did you have strawberry jam and clotted cream with your scone? That always helps...:-)

[MikeJaquish]

Originally Posted by uncchgrad

Did you have strawberry jam and clotted cream with your scone? That always helps...:-)

I like smaller bites and a good slug of black coffee with my scones.
But, your solution has definite appeal!

[uncchgrad]

Originally Posted by MikeJaquish

I like smaller bites and a good slug of black coffee with my scones.
But, your solution has definite appeal!

You should try it. It's absolutely freakin marvelous!

[don6170]

Originally Posted by twingles

Publix will be fine for your needs ....no need to pay LaFarm prices .... I had a scone there once and garden hose wouldn't have been enough to wash it down (interestingly had the same experience in France with cookies, muffins etc).

I have not tried their cookies, but the baked pastries at Lidl are delicious. We always get a couple when we are there.

I wish their to-be-sliced-bread choices were better. As Paul Hollywood would say, I think they are too stodgy.