ZINGERMAN’S DELI and zingerman’s next door!
Posted on April 7th, 2008 in ann arbor, zingerman's, michigan
i love zingerman’s. i dream of eating one of their sandwiches (click “sandwiches” for zingerman’s menu and extensive list of mouth-watering sandwiches!!! OMG!!)
i have seen, and now i am on a mission to eat.
zingerman’s deli!
many hungry people buying delicious sandwiches and cheese
butter, cream cheese, and more!
michigan made peanut butter! and other things!
CHOCOLATES @ zingerman’s next door. it is next door to the deli and has coffee, tea, pastries, chocolates, scones, pies, cakes, gelato, and more chocolates, obviously.
please give me free money so i can waste it on sandwiches and gelato til i puke plz. also, on sundays at zingerman’s creamery (which is not near here but still zingerman’s and still ann arbor) a man wearing tall white rubber boots will show you how cheese and gelato are made! it used to be free, but now it’s five dollars, but i would even pay TEN to go again because watching the cheese guy dip balls of mozzarella into salty water is fascinating, and getting to eat gelato and mozzarella that is made fresh in front of your eyes is way cool (and tastes good too.) when the cheese tour is over you get to sample even MORE cheese, and cheese with chutney, and, cheese, cheese, cheese…
zingerman’s deli - 422 detroit street, ann arbor, and next door to 422 detroit street, ann arbor
Stumble it!
June 24th, 2008 8:38 pm
Hello.
Stumbled across your blog, interestingly enough I work as an illustrator (1 of 2) for zingerman’s community of businesses.
The sandwiches are well worth your time/$$ … and the Creamery tour does cost a few bucks, but you get it back as a coupon at the end, i believe.
There’s also zingermans coffee co., zingerman’s bakehouse, mail order, etc …
Anyway, have a great day.
June 24th, 2008 8:56 pm
hi! the creamery tour was fun and well worth the money! i want to make my way to all the other zingerman’s places, too.
and what a cool job! i really like your work.
June 26th, 2008 2:27 pm
Make sure you ask for a sample at the deli!