Maggie\'s FritTATAS

Maggie is pleased to announce you can get her devilishly tasty and adorable cup-cake sized frittatas at Manhattan’s newest spot for brewed teas, The Tea Exchange.  They serve wonderful brewed teas, custom blends, herbals, lattes, shaken ice teas, icy blended specialty drinks and coffees to name a few.

Their newest location is 451 Manhattan Beach Boulevard, (310) 545-9889, in the Metlox Building.  Stop by for one of their fruity icy blended drinks or special blends (decaf too) and grab a gourmet frittata as well.  And don’t forget to ask for a dollop of Maggie’s special tomato allioli for all you garlic lovers out there.

Remember all of Maggie’s ‘Tatas are gluten-free and proceeds of your frittata purchase  go to the MS Activism Foundation, a 501(c)(3).

A few changes in schedule around the ‘Tata empire this week.

We’re launching a new food venture in mid-September that will be monopolizing our time during the week (stay tuned for more info); and so we’re curtailing our Farmers’ Market appearances to the weekend.

That means folks up at the Antelope Valley Winery in Lancaster on Saturdays and at Atwater Village on Sundays will have exclusive access to Maggie’s ‘Tatas for the foreseable future.

We hope to see you in Lancaster tomorrow and Atwater Village on Sundays!

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I know, the name of the company is Maggie’s Frittatas and we do make an amazingly delicious and cute cup-cake sized tortilla espanola but I’ve become addicted to my own gazpacho.  And look at it.  It’s gorgeous, delicious, packed with a big wallop of vitamin C and on hot summer days, it’s a really refreshing thing to eat/drink.

Maggie’s Gazpacho Frittatas will be selling her deliciousness at Antelope Valley Vineyard (they make a damn fine Tempranillo by-the-by) and Atwater Village Certified Farmers’ Market.

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While we love our Spanish-fusion mix of Tapas for the taste alone, it’s nice to know that the Mediterranean Diet is also a very healthy way to eat–so says the Mayo Clinic.

Mediterranean Diet Pyramid

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