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Takeaway outlet for Blue Ribbon's nearby full-service restaurant. Though tempted by the promise of fresh-made toast topped by honey from one of several prominent countertop containers, I settled on this more portable option, a loaf flavored by (though hardly crowded with) bacon and grilled red onions ($2.50).
Blue Ribbon Bakery Market
14 Bedford St. (Downing St.-Sixth Ave.)
212-647-0408
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Looks not very tasty ;(
Posted by: Sally, translation manager | September 06, 2007 at 07:30 AM
How much does it cost?
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Posted by: Sally, translation manager | September 06, 2007 at 07:32 AM
It's $2.50. As for looks: Inside the bakery, where the various loaves poke out endwise from their countertop basket, they seemed considerably more attractive; next time, I'll ask if I can't take a photo there. Even though I learn new things all the time as an amateur food stylist on the go, there's little to be done with flat loaf, flat bench, and hungry, impatient me.
Posted by: Dave Cook | September 06, 2007 at 10:28 AM