Dunkin' Donuts Review

 What better day to go to Dunkin’ Donuts then National Coffee Day! If you want fast service, low prices, and fresh delectables, Dunkin’ Donuts is the place to go! My Dunkin’ Donuts experience was very splendid. And here’s why.

 First, the prices were low! My mom and I got lucky to go on national coffee day because they had a special drop in prices. Since it was National Coffee Day my mom and I both got coffee. I got a pumpkin spice latte of course! And each coffee only came out to sixty six cents! Wow!

     Next, the service was fast. And by fast I mean super speedy. When my mom and I got there, we were out with our order faster than you could say, “Dunkin’ Donuts!” There were also not very many people in there because of such swift service. Not only was it fast, but each and every worker had a big smile on their face ready to serve you. And with the drop in prices, you would think it would be packed, but their rapid service made it seem as if there was no one except employees.

     Finally, the donuts and coffee were fresh.  Once we ordered, they started to brew fresh coffee right in front of us! It’s also said that they have fresh donuts every morning. When my mom and I got our coffee, it was so piping hot! And our donuts were still warm. It was perfect for the cold weather! Our hands were heated with the coffee and fresh donuts in our hands. The donuts were scrumptious and sugary and the coffee was addicting.  The spectacular donuts just melted in my mouth and the enticing coffee just made my insides feel heated.

     My overall experience at Dunkin’ Donuts was perfect! Not only was there fast service, low prices and fresh delectables, but it all made my Monday morning brighter. The employees were so kind and the donuts were perfect. It was definitely something I enjoyed! Dunkin’ Donuts is definitely the place you should go!                                              

 

Do you like coffee? Comment your opinion below!

John the Soup Master

    This week I figured I would share with you the article I wrote about my grandpa's life. Enjoy!


     Let’s start off with an introduction to a very successful man, John. Having lived in Greece many years of his life, John was ready for a change. He moved to America. He did many great things there. All while being married and having kids. What did he do you ask? He opened up his own business. That’s right, and there were multiple. He became very popular in the business work zone. And that’s what we’re getting into.

     Have you ever wondered who the “soup king” was? John Logethentis. He was very popular for his soups. He also opened many restaurants over the country. John Had definitely lived his life to the fullest. He had done many wonderful things not only for his business but for others too. And here’s why.

     People traveled from far and near to taste his soup. They knew what day he would make what soup and they would come in all the time. The people loved his soup, it was soft, light, heavy, creamed, anything you could imagine. He would make it.

     Not only was he popular for his soups, but he even opened his own restaurant. In 1972 he opened his own restaurant, Corfu. It had plenty of delicious foods made in the style of American. Everyone loved it there. The workers made fun friendships with each other and the customers. John’s restaurant was definitely the place to be.

     How was John going to make his business more popular? John had come up with an excellent idea. Every year john would make a thanksgiving meal and give it out for free to the homeless. Did you hear that? For free! John made everything you could want and desire in a thanksgiving dinner. And for it to go to the homeless with no pay, it truly made an impact on not just himself and the people he was feeding, but for all those who don’t normally get a thanksgiving dinner.

    After his first Corfu restaurant closed down from lack of business, John was not done with his business. He later expanded his business, Corfu, to other parts of the country, mainly the east side. John had had opened up about 10 other of his restaurants.  John also opened up a waffle house while he was expanding his Corfu business. And when Corfu was coming to an end, John opened may other restaurants and shared his food with the country. He was a very successful man.

   As John aged, He began to get very tired taking care of all his restaurants. He was ready to retire from the business market.  When his restaurant career came to an end, John settled down in his home country, Greece, with his wife, Helen. Now John has five kids and many grandchildren. Once a year, around Christmas, John comes to America to spend the holidays with his kids and grandkids that all live in America. He enjoys coming every year. So I bet we can all agree, Johns life was lived to the fullest.

 

Do you know anyone who owns or has owned a restaurant? Comment down below if you do!

Soup

     I have a great passion for soup. There are SO MANY types of soup! Here's a list of ALL the different types of soup. (21 types. WOW!)

• Cream Soup
• Chunky Soup
• Fish Soup
• Meatball Soup
• Herbal Soup
• Potage Soup
• Dessert Soup
• Gelatinous Soup
• Bean Soup
• Clear or Stock Soup
• Chowder Soup
• Bisque Soup
• Noodle Soup
• Cold Soup
• Beverage Soup
• Vegetable Soup
• Snake Soup
• Varies Soup
• Fermented Soup
• Smooth Soup
• Chunky Meat Soup

    
     Who knew there were so many types of soup?!?!? Not me! well now I feel very educated about soup. Great... now i'm craving it. I'm gonna make myself some soup now.

What's your favorite type of soup? Comment your soup preferance below!

Food Truck

     Have You ever been to a food truck? Well my experience with the Grilled Chasers Food Truck was amazing! This past summer, every month on a selected Friday, 2 food trucks would set up at North Shore Hospital in Glenbrook for the day. One Friday my family decided to try it out.

     They had Grilled Chasers Food Truck and another food truck. I of course chose the Grilled Chasers, because of my strong love for any and everything chicken... I ordered the Chicken Kabob and the garlic parmesan fries. The chicken kabob was perfectly cooked and had a mouth watering barbeque sauce. The garlic parmesan fries were flawlessly fried so that they were the perfect balance of crunchy and chewy. It smelled and tasted DELICIOUS! I definitely recommend trying out foods from this truck. Their website is http://www.grillchasers.com/ . I LOVED my experience and I bet you will too!

Sorry this was such a short post! I swear I will try to post more quality blogs! I have many ideas for upcoming posts. Comment if you have any preferences on what you want to read in my next blog posts.

Have you ever been to a food truck?  Let me know in the comments!