Bakesale Betty Talks About Putting Family Before Sandwiches; Also, They'll Be Opening a Bit Earlier
They couldn't handle the volume, on top of three kids...
They couldn't handle the volume, on top of three kids...
A year after scaling back hours drastically, the owners still say they spread themselves too thin.
Ike's is also doing a copycat fried-chicken sandwich from Bakesale Betty, which they're calling The Bakesale.
They pump out about five of those fried chicken sandwiches per minute.
Not wanting to close either location just yet, they're keeping the Uptown location open only on Tuesdays, and the Temescal spot open Wednesday through Saturday.
Hodo actually created a special new tofu for the sandwich that's brined, called Savory Tofu.
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