Chuck, Tina and I just checked out a somewhat new coffee shop out in Victor called Cole & Parks.
The coffee was alright... but the real prize winner was their Dough Eggs. You get a clear egg container with your choice of 12 scoops of cookie dough. You take it home, you refridgerate, you have fresh baked cookies whenever you want. What a great idea. I liked the oatmeal butterscotch.
Or...you just eat the dough eggs. One. After. Another. ;) --ksea
ReplyDeleteActually Cole & Parks has nothing to do with Montana Mills. The owner is a client of ours and did this on her own.
ReplyDeleteActually Cole & Parks has nothing to do with Montana Mills. The owner is a client of ours and did this on her own.
ReplyDeleteBarry... yes.. I got confused...the newspaper article I quickly read hanging on the wall while I was there COMPARED the Cole and Parks owners to the Montana Mills owners. Thanks!
ReplyDelete"Gene and Suzy O’Donovan gave up successful careers in accounting nearly a decade ago to start Montana Mills Bread Co., which grew from a single-store operation in Pittsford into a chain that was acquired by Krispy Kreme Doughnuts Inc.
Now a former Frontier Telephone executive and her husband are following a similar path with the upscale Cole & Parks Bakery Café & Coffee Co., which opened in Victor, Ontario County, last month."
http://www.rochesterdandc.com/biznews/12221R2NOOM_business.shtml
oh yum, makes me want to move to NY.
ReplyDeleteoooh, i go there all the time. their chocolate-chip-oatmeal-coconut cookies are tasty tasty!
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I'd rather eat the cookie dough instead of make the cookies. Have you seen the new Dairy Queen Blizzard with brownie batter and brownie bits in it? *drool*
ReplyDeleteoh yum. that's a nice idea. i wish i had come up with it first -- i reckon those guys will end up with a fortune to rival bill gates's.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great housewarming gift! Except I would make the dough myself :o)
ReplyDeleteHow cute!
ReplyDeleteI have been reading your blog for a while now and enjoy it very much. Interestingly, my husband grew up in Rochester and his dad was a chemist for Kodak. Also, have an ex-boyfriend also from Rochester (whose dad was also a Kodak chemist). Your reference to the coffee shop in Pittsford made me click the link...voila, the coffee shop is less than a mile away from ex-boyfriend's current house, on the same road (Main Street Fishers). Freaky.
ReplyDeleteOops, forgot to post my name on above comment. (diane from portland, oregon)
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