Look How European I Am!

Big Daddy and I went to the new Harmons the other day after several recommendations from people. For those of you who don't know, Harmons is a local grocery store. It's owned and run by locals, the Harmon brothers. We had heard that their new store was amazing, not just your average grocery store. So we decided to check it out. It IS pretty cool. There is a loft area above the grocery store with amazing cooking faciilites where they offer cooking classes of all kinds. And the main grocery store has a ginormous exotic cheese section. In my book, this equates to a great grocery store, regardless of the rest. But the rest was worth regard. They also had an olive bar, yum, Asian food bar, yum, pretty decent bakery, YUM, and several other interesting food stations that you never see at grocery stores. It was no Whole Foods, but it was pretty freaking cool. So I bought some of this stuff to snack on the next day. Here is what my lunch looked like....



Herb Gouda, multigrain roll, Black Forest ham, and exotic olives stuffed with almonds and feta and such. So European, don't you think? Don't worry, I didn't eat that whole block of cheese. Because I enjoy pooping more than once a month. Also, this:

Here, let me blow that up for you...


Very interesting sensation, let me tell you.

Anyway, you should check it out if you live nearby. It's just off Bangerter and I-15. It's a good substitute for a trip to Europe. Ya... that's a total lie. It's not even close. But herb gouda really does go surprisingly well with chocolate mint water. Um...that's another lie. You should eat them separately. Or, actually, just stick with the cheese.