Seattle may be best-known for all the coffee pouring out its doors (you’ve heard of Starbucks?), but it’s also home to some serious chocolatiers, including Fran's Chocolates and Theo Chocolate.
Made from a decades-old recipe, soft peanut-butter brittle from Bruttles (the name is a combination of “butter” and “brittle”) is a regional treat in the Inland Empire.
The chalky-yet-creamy cheese known as Cougar Gold is aged for at least a year by the Washington State University Creamery. Its main quirk? It comes in an enormous 30-ounce tin — great for apres-ski parties and large bashes. The creamery also makes cheddars and flavored cheeses.
Have a favorite regional specialty from Washington? Share it in the comments section below.
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1. by Elizabeth on Apr 8, 2008 at 11:14 AM PDT
Cougar Gold is wonderful...as are all of their other cheeses. I also like Valentina (Gouda style) from Estrella Family Dairy, Cirrus (similar to Camembert) from Mt. Townsend Creamery, and chevre from Blue Rose Dairy (which is the only one on this list that I can buy in my own town).
Links: estrellafamilycreamery.com, http://www.mttownsendcreamery.com/, and http://bluerosedairy.com/index.html
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