Menu Item Monday (May 28th, 2012)

This week's food blog is full of things that are great for you busy and on-the-go people. I don't want to call it "fast food" because that conjures up some really icky images in my mind. These quick meals are fresh, healthy and delicious! You're welcome! 

Tacoma City Grocer IGA 
1250 Pacific Ave, Tacoma, WA 98402
1 253.830.5755
http://www.citygroceriga.com
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Deli fresh Ham Baguette Sandwich

Turkey Swiss Croissant

Veggie Sandwich

Caesar Salad







6th Ave Farmers Market  
6th & Pine Street, Tacoma, WA
http://www.tacomafarmersmarket.com
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Green Smoothies (they also had some pink ones)


Miss Movica's Bayou Oasis - creole soul food

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Ice Cream Social - all natural, locally made ice cream.
Flavors: Vanilla Bean, Double Chocolate, Salted Caramel, Valhalla Coffee, Cookie Dough, Cocunut w/ Dark Chocolate.
You can also find them at Medi's Pizza on 6th.





The Villa Caffe & Imbibery 
1328 Market Street, Tacoma, WA
(253) 222-4184
http://www.thevillacaffe.com
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Locally created beer from Wingman Brewers

Iced Tea - perfect summertime beverage!




BLT on a croissant - mouth watering!

Mmmm .. lemon bar!

Super healthy turkey wrap. So good.


Did you read last Wednesday's Wellness blog? If you haven't yet, please do! I want you to treat yourself the way you truly deserve to be treated - like a champion! And that means eating well, does it not?

XOXO,
Duchess of Downtown Tacoma

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