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Sunday, October 30, 2011

My favorite bakery

     I just can across the website for my favorite bakery and thought I would share it. It takes me over an hour to get there, but when I'm in the area I always stop by for my bagguettes and hazelnut snack. The first time I went in I was going to the shop next door and smelled the fresh bread from outside.  Now they know I come from far to get my bagguettes. 
     They are just as good as in France and you will not make it home with out trying it.  I know I sound like a commercial, but I'm very picky about my bread. Here is the link to their website.
http://www.annarosas.com/index.html
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