MaryJean Praline

June 14, 2008

On a recent overnight business trip to the north, I decided to break of out of the dinner-with-a-colleague rut and instead explore the city a little bit on my own.  After finishing up for the day, I had a great time walking up and down the quaint main street, snapping pics of flowers, ironwork and the colorful restaurant signs.

Coffee Shop Menu Coffee Shop Cat Coffee Shop Decoupaged Table In my travels, I happened on a delightful coffee shop, filled with an eclectic mix of overstuffed furniture, decoupaged tabletops and vibrantly illustrated menus.  It even had its own resident cat!  This was a place I could hang out in, and I simply *had* to sample one of their offerings.  After reviewing my choices, I decided on the Mary Jean Praline.

MaryJean Praline with Cookies MaryJean Praline - close up Wow!  Talk about delish!  This sweet coffee confection was a super palate pleaser.  I didn’t eat the cookies.  They just looked like they needed to be photographed along with the coffee.  And, I ended up only drinking half of it, tossing the rest as I continued my explorations.  It was a freeing experience, though.  There was nothing diet about it, and I drank all that I wanted, thoroughly enjoying every sip and stopping when I’d had enough.

Want to make your own MaryJean Praline?  I was able to wheedle the rough ingredients out of the barista.  Here they are.

  • Coffee
  • 1/2 shot praline
  • 1/2 shot creme brulee
  • Whipped cream
  • Caramel swirl

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  • 1. Adventures in Sushi « Sassy Sexy Shapely  |  June 24, 2008 at 3:13 am

    [...] A couple of weeks ago, I went up north for business and enjoyed my off hours exploring the town.  I found a quirky coffee shop on the south side of main street that was home to its own fabulous fel…. [...]

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