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Start New ThreadLooking for a great brioche roll, suitable for making into a *rocking* sandwich - Le Marmiton on Montana used to be a solid choice Have a salmon/arugula sandwich is begging for a great brioche.
By french_55
on Sep 20, 2009 09:28 PM
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I've bought brioche rolls from Trader Joe's before that made into great sandwiches! I live in the Hollywood area and the Trader Joe's by me has them regularly.
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TJ's actually has a Brioche Loaf that I use for Grilled Cheese Sammiches in the style of Suzanne Goin and a phenomenal French Toast
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Ohh I haven't seen that at TJ's. i just bought a loaf from La Brea Bakery last week to make grilled cheeses and french toast though! So good!
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I think the bakery on the South Side of Pico near Lincoln has them.
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Rockenwagner:
http://www.rockenwagner.com/bakery-me...
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Have you tried Via Dolce on Montana?
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Huckleberry in Santa Monica has a great brioche loaf
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Yes, they do, for about $8.
Also TJ's on 34th in SM, but I find it tends to go moldy very quickly. Costco on Washington has Challah bread in their packaged bread section. Have not seen rolls tho.
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