Burritos are back! Along with other changes...
Among other changes that our favorite Bon Appétiter, Delmar Crim, mentioned in his recent email to students is the return of burritos! Here's to hoping they're as good as the ones they had on Thursdays at the kosher station.
Apparently the servery at Usdan has been updated over break, with new stations added. Delmar says we'll see:
- A new Belgian Waffle station open during all dining periods.
- A new salad bar and sandwich station, featuring "vegan cold salads, salad offerings, and make your own deli sandwich".
- The burrito station, which will also have "sizzlin' salads and tacos".
And though all meals are now all-you-can-eat for one fee, Delmar also mentions that we'll only be able to take one piece of "hand fruit" with us when leaving the dining area. So watch out for the fruit police, or they may seize your extra banana. (Though if past observations are any indication, enforcement will be lax.)
13 comments:
mmmm, hand fruit
So...all you can eat, except probably the healthiest things there?
I want to steal that sign.
Brandi,
I'd appreciate an attribution. :-)
No, no. I mean, if that sign is actually hanging somewhere, I want to travel to Wesleyan and steal that sign.
delmar can seize my banana any day
My bad. I thought you meant my PSA graphic.
@4:34
I read it as you can eat as much fruit as you like but only one can leave the building with you.
Ahhh justin, you and your copyright policies.
I did steal the graphic too. I did attribute it to you though.
Ah, I understand the confusion now. I should clarify that that graphic was not created by Bon Appétit, so don't take it as official or anything. It's just something I put together in Photoshop.
I'm glad to see you are taking fruit theft seriously.
maybe this is me being oversensitive, but will Bon Appetit please cease with the superfluous exclamation marks.
I appreciate the responsiveness to student concerns, but I'd appreciate it if emails sounded more like notifications of changes, and less like scripts from TV commercials
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