“Unbelievable Raspberry Grilled Cheese: Two slices of sourdough bread with seedless red raspberry preserves, swiss cheese, onion, and pecans.”
I found this little oddity while conducting a google search to drum up some blog prospects in Eagle River. Among the usual fluff, a review popped up on Trip Advisor, using some words not typically befitting of a grilled cheese sandwich description. Taking into account my not caring much for jellies or preserves of any sort, and that I generally find nuts to be disruptive – I cannot account for my inexplicable optimism about eating this. (I probably found the eccentricity a little refreshing after the long run of boring grilled cheeses I’ve eaten lately.) Regardless of the reason, I found both the sandwich and the cafe pretty charming. Mind you, the sandwich was as dainty as the soup & sandwich plate it arrived on, most of the raspberry filling was smack dab in the center, and “unbelievable” is a probably a stretch. That said, the big slab of swiss was exactly right, the nuts didn’t really bother me all that much, and diced onions made brilliant sense. After a lot of back and forth, I ultimately forgave its size and inconsistency and gave it a seven. (I’m a sucker for cute dishes, it’s a sickness.)
($6.95)
3 responses to “@The Flour Sack, in Eagle River”
Kris K
April 11th, 2011 at 06:22
Been to the Flour Sack there on Hwy 70. I hope you also had some coffee and picked up some snacks for the drive home. We haven’t bought lunch there before, but might have to give it a shot.
Jackie Kolling
April 15th, 2011 at 15:36
Thank you for visiting our store! We always like feedback so that we can continue to improve. I will let the girls know that we need to spread out the raspberry jam. We are putting a new grilled cheese on our menu so we hope that you will come and try it. Apple Pie Grill Cheese! Hope to see you soon. Thanks. Jackie
Erin
April 15th, 2011 at 21:07
Love your creative menu, Jackie – I will certainly be back for the apple pie grilled cheese. 🙂