Hello dear readers of Delirious Kitchen! Lauren, here, from
pepper&poppy. I was really excited and super flattered when Jillian asked me to write a guest post for her lovely blog. It took me some time to put something together because when I write a guest post,
I write a guest post. Last weekend, Jillian took Tricia Gail, her little sister, and me, her number one fan, on a deliriously fun jaunt through some of her favorite food and thrift-related spots in Brooklyn. While I could impress you with more puns and "tell" you all about the delicious treats we ate and the hand-made treasures we purchased from the ever-talented Renegade Crafters, I'd rather "show" you with a photo story. Enjoy:
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Brunch, yum. |
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Egg's glorified take on Munchkins. |
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Jillian: Scrapple scares me but this did look good. |
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Lauren: Anything on a biscuit is great, pair it with grits = heaven. |
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Tricia: 2 words, candied bacon. Dayum. |
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Peanut butter puck? Duck? Whatever, it was really good. |
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I still don't know how this didn't get stuck in Jillian's hair forever or how she made this look so darn cute. |
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He asked me if I wanted him to move, of course I didn't. |
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Science pillows for The Princess and the T |
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Shouldn't you be writing a little more eastbound? |
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If my culinary repertoire is limited to baked goods, can I still fill one of these out? |
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Vintage Pyrex for sale! |
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I may have needed a moment alone after seeing these. |
Our Sunday adventure concluded with full stomachs, empty wallets, and big smiles. A BIG thank you to Jillian for showing Tricia Gail and me the delicious and thrifty side of Brooklyn. I had so much fun and I can't wait to see more!
<3 L
I love Brooklyn! they have the most awesome food in this world !
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