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I hope it is OK to post food. I had been driving past this gas station/grain processing plant, bakery/deli which is heavily advertised along I90 in Montana. (It's about 30 miles west of Bozeman.) This morning I decided to stop and see what they had. I got four of these whoppers. (They were $2 each but huge.) I ate one, froze two, and put one in the refrigerator for tonight. Also got some pancake mix. I will stop on my way north tomorrow to get some gas and a couple more of these, plus a loaf of bread. They have a deli with sandwiches, so it you are ever headed west along I 90, do stop here! Not only do they make their own baked goods, they grow and mill their own flour, which they also sell in many varieties. http://www.wheatmontana.com/index.php

Now here is a photo of the almost bear claw pastry I bought! Delicious.

That is huge! Does it have any filling? Do they come with chocolate frosting?

Yum!

We all post photos of food (and drink... ) all the time.....so go ahead and post.....and that bear claw is huge Thanks for the travel trip.... Sounds like an interesting place to visit....

Looks delicious!! I've marked that bakery on my map!! Thanks for the picture. lyn

Driving around last summer with Nan, I learned that our rigs had an automatic turn signal when a bakery was spotted. Not a bad thing, really!

It drew me in again this morning, so I stopped again and this time had a ham and cheese croissant. The ham and cheese were baked right into it. Delicious.

A lot of bakeries these days use mixes and all the stuff tastes the same--just like the storebought stuff. Yuck. It is so nice to buy stuff from a real bakery. I also bought a half-loaf of bread this morning. Told the lady selling half a loaf was brilliant because I always threw away bread because it spoiled so soon.

My kind of place.

JudyJB wrote:A lot of bakeries these days use mixes and all the stuff tastes the same--just like the storebought stuff. Yuck. It is so nice to buy stuff from a real bakery.

And the stuff from a real bakery is low carb and low cal which really makes it a place to shop. Right?

Oh, Joan, you trying to make us all feel guilty? It's working lol ... Actually, I rarely eat anything with sugars and bakery stuff anymore, but if I do, I like the stuff from real bakeries ... if I'm going to be bad, let me be bad in a good way (hahaha)

I absolutely agree, Beth! I can rationalize a bear claw into health food!

It's got almonds in it. Those are good for you.