Quintessential Tastes 

Road Trip


It’s a day for some of the quintessential tastes of Cincinnati. This morning we shopped Kroger (a Cincinnati grocery chain) and got some Skyline Chili (a Cincinnati specialty) and some Glier’s Goetta (Okay, it’s true our Cincinnati born and bred mothers both always made goetta from scratch but the commercial variety is good too!) Then after lunch at Hyde Park we went with Aunt Mary to Graeter’s. All three of us indulged in some Black Raspberry Chip topped with Bittersweet. We were going to be good and have just one scoop until our very personable server Jenn convinced us that we really wanted two scoops each!

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