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BLT. VLT. VLA?

March 1, 2011 by foodfash

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Last week I deviated from my usual sandwich at Cafe Hey and switched it up by trying the “VLT” – Vegan Bacon, Lettuce & Tomato.  But since I still cringe like a kindergartener at the thought of consuming raw tomatoes, I subbed avocado.

It was amazing.

So amazing that I was determined to recreate this “VLA” at home.

And having just made a fresh loaf of bread, it was the most perfect of timing.

Who needs a panini press when you have a tea kettle full of water?

I can’t tell if I 100% loved the sandwich or if I 90% loved it and 10% loved the MacGyver feeling that accompanied creating a make shift tea kettle panini press.  Either way, it was a gold star ‘recreation of a meal’ moment for this girl!

 

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Filed Under: recipes Tagged With: avocado, blt, cafe hey, florida, healthbuzz, recipes, smart bacon, tampa, vegetarian

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Comments

  1. AlyssaG says

    March 1, 2011 at 10:58 am

    i dont know about that vegan bacon… ive tried it once and it was ok, i think if i make it super super crispy next time ill like it better. you dont like raw tomato? you crazy crazy lady =P i like the avocado substitute tho. it looks really delish with that homemade bread!

    • foodfash says

      March 1, 2011 at 12:38 pm

      I know, I know, I wish I liked raw tomatoes, they look so pretty on sandwiches! I don’t think the “bacon” would be good on its own, but it reminds me of super lean turkey bacon on a sandwich.

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