Where to buy a good quiche for a school event?

[Anonymous]

For the very best, see if Baked and Wired will let you preorder

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:For the very best, see if Baked and Wired will let you preorder

$52 each and not offered whole anymore -- apparently didn't have enough staff to keep up with the orders

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:The 2 pack from Costco is good - comes with one spinach, one broccoli.

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[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Why not make it yourself? Super easy and not expensive at all!

Ugh. I hate home-cooked/made food for these events. You never know what one's kitchen is like. Store bought is the way. However I do refrain from dining at these events. I'm not one for buffets.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Why not make it yourself? Super easy and not expensive at all!

I was going to say this! So easy. Bake it te night before. Remember to use bacon. Everyone lives bacon!

Bad advice for events where you don't know who will be there. Bacon is no bueno for people from at least two major world religions.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The 2 pack from Costco is good - comes with one spinach, one broccoli.

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has anyone seen these at Costco recently?

[Anonymous]

Ugh the "just make it!" responses when OP asks "where to buy?"

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Costco sells one but Ive never tried it

It's by la terra fina, a two pack. They are ok, but nothing like a bakery quiche. I think it's maybe $13 for the two pack.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:For the very best, see if Baked and Wired will let you preorder

$52 each and not offered whole anymore -- apparently didn't have enough staff to keep up with the orders

$52! For eggs and pie crust?!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The 2 pack from Costco is good - comes with one spinach, one broccoli.

+1

has anyone seen these at Costco recently?

I saw them a few weeks ago. They are in one of the refrigerated foods aisles. The one with macarons, the veggie cakes, etc.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The 2 pack from Costco is good - comes with one spinach, one broccoli.

+1

has anyone seen these at Costco recently?

I saw them a few weeks ago. They are in one of the refrigerated foods aisles. The one with macarons, the veggie cakes, etc.

Hmm I haven't seen them at Sterling. But I haven't seen my beloved veggie cakes at Sterling for a loooong time!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The 2 pack from Costco is good - comes with one spinach, one broccoli.

+1

has anyone seen these at Costco recently?

I saw them a few weeks ago. They are in one of the refrigerated foods aisles. The one with macarons, the veggie cakes, etc.

I havent been to costco recently, but I used to see them with the pre-made foods too. Like the caeser salads, near where the rotisserie chickens are.

[Anonymous]

Whole Foods, in the refrigerated prepared foods section - sooo good. Butternut squash one is my favorite.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The 2 pack from Costco is good - comes with one spinach, one broccoli.

+1

has anyone seen these at Costco recently?

I saw them a few weeks ago. They are in one of the refrigerated foods aisles. The one with macarons, the veggie cakes, etc.

Hmm I haven't seen them at Sterling. But I haven't seen my beloved veggie cakes at Sterling for a loooong time!

The veggie superfood thing? It was at the Chantilly Costco today, at the end aisle where they keep the cheeses.

[Anonymous]

Moms Apple Pie store has great quiche but there are only 3 stores, in VA.