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Foodbuzz Festival: Saturday Morning

Posted Nov 07 2009 10:00pm

Wheeeeee! What a day it’s been! I decided to break-up my recap into 2 posts because I took an insane amount of photos over the course of the day. The Foodbuzz Festival has been a total BLAST! :mrgreen:

Our morning started with breakfast at the Ferry Building, which is right down the street from the Hotel Vitale.

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Rumor has it that Blue Bottle Coffee Company has the best coffee in the whole country, so obviously I needed to try it.

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We waited a good 20 minutes to get to the head of the line at Blue Bottle.

While we waited, Jenna embraced her food blogger duties and snapped some shots of her delicious-looking egg sandwich with roasted red peppers. Food blogger in action!

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For breakfast, I ordered an Arborio Rice Cake from Blue Bottle, which was absolutely amazing– one of the best gluten-free treats I have ever eaten.

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It was incredibly moist and had a strong, sweet flavor of brandy. Yum!

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The long wait at Blue Bottle was definitely worth it. My Cafe Au Lait was perfect– foamy, bold, and very smooth.

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Delish! :mrgreen:

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After breakfast, we headed to the outdoor farmers’ market, which had gorgeous views of the Bay Bridge.

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Farmers’ market + coffee = perfect Saturday morning! :-D

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While I snapped photos, my partner in crime held my coffee.

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Everything at the market looked so incredibly fresh– and, of course, it was all local.

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I’m so jealous of San Francisco’s local food scene!

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While wandering around the market, Kath and I stumbled upon the Noe Valley Bakery table. Everything looked so delicious, we just had to try something.

I loved the name of this muffin:

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Kath and I ended up sharing a pumpkin scone. Obviously, I loved it! ;-)

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I also tried a bite of ripe pluot.

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I loved the vibrant colors of the farmers’ market!

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The ladies!

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Just me.

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Yay for food bloggers!!! :mrgreen:

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After spending about an hour at the farmers’ market, Kath, Meghann, and I headed to the Cowgirl Creamy cheese tasting session.

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Omg, there were so many amazing cheeses!!!

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I had taken a ton of notes during the session, but a water bottle mishap in my purse destroyed them all. :-? But, I’ll do my best to remember what I sampled!

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The Fromage Blanc was the first cheese that we tasted. It sort of reminded me of whipped cream cheese, but it’s made with whole milk instead of cream and had a much stronger flavor.

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My favorite cheese of the bunch was the Inverness, a new cheese in the Cowgirl Creamery’s offerings. It had a nice strong taste and a dense, creamy mouth feel. I loved it!

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I also liked the Mount Tam, which was smooth and creamy, yet firm with a buttery, mellow flavor.

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Time for the main event at the Foodbuzz Dinner and Award Ceremony! I’m off!

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