best cinnamon buns in town?

[ThePenIsMightier]

You spelled "Thelma & Louise it" wrong

[Disoblige]

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Good news is that the deep SE is getting a cinnamon bun shop.

Bad news is its that vegan shit.

So basically no good news. It's like opening a Harvey's when you wanted a different burger place.

[Buster]

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So basically no good news. It's like opening a Harvey's when you wanted a different burger place.

Lol...so true

[Buster]

Tried the new Cinnaholics down in the dirty SE. Meh. Too much focus on toppings and such. Just make the bun good so you dont have to cover it up.

I hear Roy's in Claresholm is really good. Need to go.

Didn't want to start a new thread: where to get the best churros in Calgary?

[ercchry]

Halo donuts and churros… still a popup but they’re partnering with some quality places

[Buster]

I'm old and do not know what a pop up is.

[ercchry]

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I'm old and do not know what a pop up is.

It means if you go to Frenchie Wine Bar this Saturday you can eat them

[Buster]

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It means if you go to Frenchie Wine Bar this Saturday you can eat them

ah. sounds like they are planning on doing something more permanent. I'm too old for these newfangled distribution methods.

[ExtraSlow]

It's a food truck, but without the truck part.

[Buster]

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It's a food truck, but without the truck part.

It sounds like a shit version of a food truck. When I want churros in Tucson, I just go to a churro cart that is always there, and get some amazing fresh churros. The second there is a) a line or b) the possibility of "sold out"

...then I'm out.

The Mexican dude selling them all day would laugh at the concept of being "sold out".

[ExtraSlow]

I have never had a good churro in Calgary, and some hipster culinary artist isn't likely to change that.

[msommers]

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Didn't want to start a new thread: where to get the best churros in Calgary?

Gringo's St. on 17th Ave.

[Xtrema]

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Tried the new Cinnaholics down in the dirty SE. Meh. Too much focus on toppings and such. Just make the bun good so you dont have to cover it up.

They are vegan, and they suck.

The toppings are there to distract you.

Of course if you are a vegan, they are the best thing ever.

[suntan]

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I'm old and do not know what a pop up is.

Try Cialis, it will work wonders on your churro.

[msommers]

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Try Cialis, it will work wonders on your churro.

You must spread some reputation around

[Buster]

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They are vegan, and they suck.

The toppings are there to distract you.

Of course if you are a vegan, they are the best thing ever.

Vegan = "we want to get our COGS down, so we are going to rename margarine to vegan butter."

[ExtraSlow]

Vegan food is a great business. Cost of ingredients is much lower.

[ercchry]

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It's a food truck, but without the truck part.

It’s a proof of concept before injecting capital into a high risk industry… support popup, then you get churros on demand. Free market at its finest

[Buster]

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It’s a proof of concept before injecting capital into a high risk industry… support popup, then you get churros on demand. Free market at its finest

Oh, I think its a great idea from a marketing and business perspective....assuming there are enough people with more patience/time than me.

[riander5]

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Vegan food is a great business. Cost of ingredients is much lower.

Have you noticed the shelf life on Vegan restaraunts in Calgary?

Maybe in Portland the business makes sense..