Nobody cares about food.

[Isabeau]

Did they think you’re an Anglais?

Yes, ha ha.

There used to be a Cinnabon (sp?) downtown but it closed. I know they're in Ontario, but not sure if in your parts? Anyhow, I have a sad. Brioches are not the same.

 

[Free]

I promised everyone id bring sticky buns for Christmas morning and I can't find any anywhere. I've been to all the bakeries, hipster/bio, traditional, even a gluten- free bakery. It's just not a thing here in this part of the island. Many didn't even know the term, I had to explain...

Just get cinnamon rolls and toss some crushed pecans on them. I DOUBT ANYONE WILL KNOW THE DIFFERENCE

 

[Isabeau]

On the plus side, I discovered a bunch of amazing bakeries. Everyone was nice, trying to help me find another place where I could find some. In one, a customer from the North of Belgium took out his phone to show me a place. He was very handsome and had a cute accent. If this sounds like the start of a romcom, his girlfriend was standing next to him and I ended up NOT FINDING ANY STICKY BUNS.

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[Kamilah Hauptmann]

Yes, ha ha.

There used to be a Cinnabon (sp?) downtown but it closed. I know they're in Ontario, but not sure if in your parts? Anyhow, I have a sad. Brioches are not the same.

There's a chain near here called Cinnzeo, there used to be some Cinnabons, tho. Is that the Quebec term, 'sticky bun'? I know them as cinnamon buns.

Looks like you're going to Ottawa. :/

Also, huh:

*does some Google Maps Anglo-style over Montreal*
Pâtisserie Cocobun - Hong Kong Style Bakery in Montreal <--- they advertise a Cinnamon bun but the picture looks sad.

 

[Kamilah Hauptmann]

Hot cross bun - Wikipedia <--- these are not as exquisite as a cinnamon bun, but they might be found in any supermarket.

I'd just go with the stickiest brioches you can find, tho.

 

[Free]

He was very handsome and had a cute accent. If this sounds like the start of a romcom, his girlfriend was standing next to him and I ended up NOT FINDING ANY STICKY BUNS.

 

[Isabeau]

I had to retread my post twice. lol I'm sofa king we Todd id.

 

[Isabeau]

Hot cross bun - Wikipedia <--- these are not as exquisite as a cinnamon bun, but they might be found in any supermarket.

I'd just go with the stickiest brioches you can find, tho.

Yes, one person said "You mean like in Chinatown?" NO! Ha ha

We also called them cinnamon buns at home when we were young (I was born in the more Anglo side of the city). Anyways, I know I could go there but too far/not enough time/too lazy. We're leaving for chalet in a day \o/

 

[Dakota Tebaldi]

If you're wondering what happened to your town's one Quiznos....

 

[Katheryne Helendale]

If you're wondering what happened to your town's one Quiznos....

So, pretty much the kiss of death for any business: Corporate greed.

 

[Free]

I dunno, maybe add some raisins...

 

[Katheryne Helendale]

I dunno, maybe add some raisins...

Add some ranch dressing, and I'd eat 'em!'

 

[Free]

Add some ranch dressing, and I'd eat 'em!'

You and your "add something something." Sheesh...

 

[Sid]

Nah, a cheese dip is not to great for those 'cookies'.
Maybe some pineapple though.....

/me runs

 

[Isabeau]

After all the holiday family brouhaha and cleaning up the place I'm finally sitting down, alone, it's finally quiet, and I'm having coffee and speculuus (speculoos?) which I now call Sid biscuits because I can never remember what they're called.

 

[Sid]

The secret magic word is: Speculaas.

 

[Isabeau]

Sid Biscuits sounds like Sid Vicious' lesser known and much sweeter twin brother (who was also in a band but they only played ballads).

 

[Free]

Biscuit ballads...

 

[Free]

Friday for dinner I had

CHINESE FOOD. CHINESE FOOD. CHINESE FOOD.

It's partly why I'm up at 2am. Partly.

 

[Free]

MUST. TRY. THIS.

EDIT: Forgot the rest of the ingredients: Omurice - Wikipedia