And on one of their stops, it took them to an orange grove. . . . and in the shop in the middle of the grove were these wonderful jars of Marmellata.
And so, jars were tucked into her luggage to bring home to deserving friends. I feel lucky to be classified as a "deserving" friend.
One morning when Husband Jim was breakfasting with friends, I toasted up a Wolferman's English Muffin (the only brand I'll eat) and slathered it with butter. With a mug of coffee and the jar of marmaletta, it made for a great breakfast.
One morning when Husband Jim was breakfasting with friends, I toasted up a Wolferman's English Muffin (the only brand I'll eat) and slathered it with butter. With a mug of coffee and the jar of marmaletta, it made for a great breakfast.I felt a little like I was in Italy -- with the truly Italian spread and coffee so strong that it was almost espresso. And the Three Tenors playing in the background!
I didn't eat the whole jar -- so I've another breakfast or two before I have to say farewell to my gift.
It was so thoughtful of Sally to remember me on her trip and it was a really great gift.
Thank you Sally!
9 comments:
Looks very yummy!
Have you ever felt you had a twin somewhere in the world? Honestly, your breakfast is my breakfast. Wolfermann's is an absolute must for me and they are never better than when accompanied by a true marmalade--add the tenors and I think we are simpatico!!
Best,
Bonnie
What a nice friend! Oh now, that looks really delicious!
Nancy
I say lucky Oliver as well, Martha!
Looks very good!
Oh Martha! Marmellata was always on my Nonna's breakfast table when I was growing up. A lovely gift!
xoxo Pattie
Martha...What a nice friend and that sure looks yummy.
That looks very tempting. It's so hard to get a good English muffin - that one looks delicious.
Oh, yummy...that looks fabulouss
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