RE: CHEESE SALAD
Today I ordered a Cheese Salad from your Melrose Crossing outlet. It’s not that there was anything wrong with the taste, the packaging, the price or the ingredients. In fact, I sort of enjoyed the little salad. Or I would have if I was preparing myself to eat a french salad.
Thing is…when I order a cheese salad I expect delectable cubes of different types of cheeses…at least Feta and Mozzarella….. along with some salady things like lettuce, onions, tomato etc. But a lot of focus on the cheese cubes since it is after all a CHEESE salad. Am I wrong in expecting this???
I do not expect a normal French salad with grated cheese on top! It’s an outrage! If I wanted a French Salad I would have ordered one and asked for a little bit of grated cheese on top. But I wanted a cheese salad…I was in the mood for cheese!
I would appreciate it if you could look into the matter for me.
Regards
Ruby
Rubyletters 
Totally agree Ruby! It’s a dam CHEESE salad!
my point exactly! now, if only I could get Sandwich baron to understand that
OH my goodness!! Ha ha ha ha ha!!! Your letters are brilliantly funny!I ordered a chicken salad once and half way through eating the greenery I suddenly wondered where the chicken was… HATE IT!!Have a wicked weekend!!x
My housemate gets a cheese salad from Tesco’s (local supermarket) all the time and it is basically a normal boring salad with grated cheese on the top. I also do not understand why it is called a “Cheese Salad”.Damn liars. I want cheese!
oh my goodness!!! seems like it has become a global problem……we’re gonna hafta look into this girls!
Hee hee hee Rhu! *smirks at new nickname bestowed by self* You’re amazing!
Hey Ruby. I tagged you. Don’t know how you’re gonna put it in a letter, but I insist that you try!
Bridge – I’m guessing the nickname is in return for bridge? It’s cool tho;-) Rhu…..wasn’t the baby kangaroo in Winnie the Pooh called Rhu/Roo/Rooh? Anyway, thanx;-)Glug – I’ll use my ridiculous intelect to shove it into a letter….watch this space;-)
and did they?
angel – sadly no