If you don't know, I work for Walgreens! W Club, what's up? I recently was promoted to be a store manager. Me, a store manager? Yep, that's right. I get to be the boss! Except for when my boss, his boss, and his boss's boss come to my store! You see, last week my boss-Mr. W- sent an e-mail out asking 5 stores to volunteer to have a meeting at their store on either August 1st or 2nd. It won't be just any meeting, it will be a meeting with very important Walgreens Managers. There will be 8ish people at the meeting. So, little old me decided to volunteer! I have to get noticed somehow, right?
I still don't know if I am going to be the store who they are going to be going to, but, if I am... I not only want my store to look perfect (that's a given), but I want to have a delicious spread of breakfast treats for my company.
So, I need your help! What should I make?
Here are my ideas so far...
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| Petite Vanilla Bean Scones from Pioneer Woman. I have made these and LOVE them.
http://thepioneerwoman.com/cooking/2010/04/petite-vanilla-bean-scones/
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| Martha Stewart's Blueberry Muffins... these were my Sweet's idea. I like it (and him!). http://www.marthastewart.com/347307/blueberry-muffins |
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| Fruit Kabobs- super easy. fruit+kabobs.jpg |
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| From August 2012 Martha Stewart Living Magazine. |
Well! It's unanimous here(at your sweets granny's, mom and dads abode). Those blueberry muffins are a shoe in... And add the fruit kabob for the perfect accompaniment and viola!! Kudos to you for going the extra mile.
ReplyDeleteOf course you would be the one to offer up your store! That is why they love you so much. I would say go for fruit for sure, the vanilla scones for people who don't want fruit in their pastry, a fruit one and maybe some yogurt and granola? (For people who don't eat much sugar). Or just all of those delicious pastries! I will have one of each please... You know, you could also toss in a bacon cheddar scone or something savor like that. Good luck!
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