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Redneck cheese platter, originally eaten by Ted Drake

This restaurant serves fancy Southern food. It’s just off Castro street in San Francisco. The pimento cheese was good, but I could’ve eaten three helpings.

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Salad at scoma’s in Sausalito, originally eaten by Ted Drake

The plate was full a few minutes ago. It was a blue cheese salad.

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Lunch on the deck, originally eaten by Ted Drake

Carrot soup, Salad, Squirrel Bread, and Iced Tea. All on a sunny California afternoon.

Lunchtime at the www2010 conference, originally eaten by Ted Drake

Southern food done buffet style.

Soup and salad, originally eaten by Ted Drake

At Max’s in Redwood City

Lunch du jour, originally eaten by Ted Drake

Dijon salad, originally eaten by Ted Drake

Surprisingly no mustard in sight. this was at a small cafe near the Decorative Arts museum in Dijon, France. The potatoes were a bit on the sweet side. It has three types of cheese instead of the usual chevre only.