Sue Honeyman suggest David Glass Bittersweet Rocky Road Torte, “better slightly warm.”
Unfortunately, she adds, it’s not available at retail. She purchased it at Restaurant Depot, a Cash and Carry Foodservice Wholesaler.
David Glass Bittersweet Rocky Road Torte
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OK, I’ll forgive y’all (just barely) for touting something not generally available, but couldn’t somebody at least say where this “Restaurant Depot” is located? (Or is it a national chain that few of us have happened to heard of?).
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Restaurant Depot is a food and equipment membership organization for food service and nonprofits that doesn’t charge a membership fee. I believe it is nationwide, though its web site, http://www.restaurantdepot.com, is down at the moment. To avoid again disappointing DaddyD, though, I called the Orange, CT. store and was told it has stores in Brooklyn, Mt. Vernon, Maspeth, Melville and Bohemia New York and in South Hackensack, Secaucus and Pinebrook, New Jersey — among others. Also, the David Glass factory is in Bloomfield, CT.
Sounds delicious I plan to get one.