Stanley's Guacamole.
Dec 12, 2007 | 3:31 pm
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Stanley's Guacamole.
I admit it, I'm a guacamole addict.
I go to Stanley's on North & Elston. They have a 16 oz. container for $3.89 -- same size container at Whole Fraud is like $7.00.
It has some jalepeno, cilantro, and some salt. I make good guac, but this is so good I don't really see why I should bother any longer.
I go to Stanley's on North & Elston. They have a 16 oz. container for $3.89 -- same size container at Whole Fraud is like $7.00.
It has some jalepeno, cilantro, and some salt. I make good guac, but this is so good I don't really see why I should bother any longer.
Dec 13, 2007 | 5:57 pm
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I admit it, I'm a guacamole addict.
I go to Stanley's on North & Elston. They have a 16 oz. container for $3.89 -- same size container at Whole Fraud is like $7.00.
It has some jalepeno, cilantro, and some salt. I make good guac, but this is so good I don't really see why I should bother any longer.
I go to Stanley's on North & Elston. They have a 16 oz. container for $3.89 -- same size container at Whole Fraud is like $7.00.
It has some jalepeno, cilantro, and some salt. I make good guac, but this is so good I don't really see why I should bother any longer.
If not, how do they keep it "fresh?" Preservatives? I recently read that Block 37 will have a Rosa Mexicano (where they make it at your table). That's the way to eat it - fresh!
Dec 13, 2007 | 9:21 pm
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Store bought quacamole usually has so much lime or lemon (to keep it from turning brown) that it doesn't taste like guacamole. I take it that this isn't the case with this place? Or you just like sour guacamole? If not, how do they keep it "fresh?" Preservatives?
I recently read that Block 37 will have a Rosa Mexicano (where they make it at your table). That's the way to eat it - fresh!
If not, how do they keep it "fresh?" Preservatives? I recently read that Block 37 will have a Rosa Mexicano (where they make it at your table). That's the way to eat it - fresh!
(Agreed on the "sour" taste -- this stuff doesn't have it.)