“City Feed” me.

Posted August 25th, 2009 by Caroline and filed in Caroline Dines Locally, Lunch, Snacks
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As I was leaving the farm around 12:15 I took this shot. I think it basically sums up the feel of the day which was bright, sunny and beautiful.

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Per usual, I was STARVING when I set out on my journey back home. I ate this cookie before I had even put my back pack on and sipped on this coconut water on the bus. This was a new brand for me (it was on sale at Whole Foods) and I have to say that I can’t tell the difference between VitaCoco, Zico, and this O.N.E. I only drink the plain because I think the flavor is perfectly subtle and I don’t find myself craving any added fruit. I wish this had been just a tad cooler but all in all it was a great way to replace the electrolytes I had lost sweating on the farm.

*please pardon my dirty hands, I get dirty on the farm

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I took a bus to Forest Hills and then decided to walk the rest of the way home. It was so nice out and my ankle was feeling strong. I also knew that I wanted to stop along the way and pick up a key ingredient for what I had in mind for lunch.

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Having only seen the massive sign on my runs and never venturing in, I knew it was time to try City Feed and Supply. I don’t know what I have been waiting for, this place is amazing!

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The store is set up like a small grocery store with fresh produce from all local farms. They also specialize in fair trade coffee, bakery items, and a huge sandwich selection. There was a very cool vibe in here with tables to sit and eat at.

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I exercised a huge amount of will power and exited with only what I came for.

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I took home 4 tomatoes that were split and not worthy of the Farmer’s Market or CSA. These “seconds” became a top notch lunch!

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A simple Caprese Salad:

  • chopped tomato
  • chopped fresh mozzarella cheese
  • torn basil
  • Olive Oil
  • Balsamic
  • Salt
  • Pepper

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My second tasting platter of the day:

  • Dr. Praeger tex mex veggie burger
  • Scoop of black bean dip (TJ’s)
  • One very large carrot
  • One serving of Nut Thins crackers (pecan variety)
  • Caprese Salad

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I can’t believe I have never had a tomato this color before, total eye candy (and mouth candy for that matter)!

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I’ll probably be eating more salad for dinner and may or may not decide to post since it will probably look the same!

6 Responses to ““City Feed” me.”

  1. Meg says:

    This place looks awesome! I need to pay it a visit for sure. Nice find!

  2. Alexis says:

    Love the last picture! Amazing!

  3. Justin says:

    Made In VT! The best.

  4. Caroline says:

    I thought you might like the VT love.

  5. [...] a good burrito and had heard only good things about this place. It is located right across from City Feed and Supply, which Meg hadn’t had a chance to visit yet, so we poked our heads in there [...]

  6. [...] We left Doyles feeling happy and full and while we thought about cabbing it back, we ended up walking the whole way with the exception of one pit stop. When I saw this cute City Feed and Supply I just had to step inside for a quick visit and a much needed bottle of water. I didn’t know this one existed since I have only been to the one on Center Street! [...]

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