The Guardian (Charlottetown)

Grilled cheesery celebrates new year-round location

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P.E.I.’s new Moo Moo Grilled Cheesery hosted customers and suppliers last month during the official grand opening of its first year-round location.

Director of operations Sheela Brennan cut the ribbon alongside local suppliers at the Cows Creamery location.

Brennan said not only should customers expect the ultimate comfort food in restaurant­s grilled cheese creations, but said it also may be the most local meal in town.

Moo Moo’s sandwiches include homemade bread from Buns and Things Bakery of Charlottet­own, beef brisket from Atlantic Beef, bacon from Al’s Butcher Stop in Mount Stewart, pulled pork from McQuarries Meats, Larkin Brother Turkey, tomatoes from Van Kampen’s and Cows cheddar and butter.

Guests can also enjoy their sandwich with Spud Island potato chips, which only use P.E.I. potatoes.

Moo Moo also touts itself as one of the few “barbecue joints” on the East Coast. P.E.I. hardwood stokes the smoker for the chessery’s Smokin’ Atlantic beef brisket or pulled pork, served with homemade mac and cheese and topped with local bacon, beef, turkey or pork.

The P.E.I. Bacon Mac and Cheese also includes MacLean’s local bacon., while the accompanyi­ng tomato soup recipe is topped with Cows Cheddar Pops.

Moo Moo has also partnered with the P.E.I. Brewing Company, which hosts customers next to the cheesery at its beer station. Customers at the chessery cand take their meals next door and enjoy an adult beverage or take home some refreshmen­ts for later.

Moo Moo will be open all year round and is also on the homedelive­ry app Skip the Dishes for delivery in the Charlottet­own area.

 ?? SUBMITTED PHOTO ?? Moo Moo Grilled Cheesery farmers and producers, from left, Harvey Larkin of Larkin Brothers Poultry, Al MacLean of Al’s Bacon, Bill Deblois of Buns and Things Bakery, Dwayne MacQuarrie of MacQuarrie’s Meats, and Armand Bernard of Cows Creamery were on hand to celebrate the cheesery’s first yearround location.
SUBMITTED PHOTO Moo Moo Grilled Cheesery farmers and producers, from left, Harvey Larkin of Larkin Brothers Poultry, Al MacLean of Al’s Bacon, Bill Deblois of Buns and Things Bakery, Dwayne MacQuarrie of MacQuarrie’s Meats, and Armand Bernard of Cows Creamery were on hand to celebrate the cheesery’s first yearround location.

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