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I’d highly recommend them. Their pies are really good too - the cream pies have a meringue crust that I’ve never seen anywhere else, and it’s delicious! They’ve got long wait times, though. My wife and I usually stay at the cabins across the street, so we’ll get our names on the list, go back to the cabin for a half hour, then come back, haha!

If you’re ever in the Castle Danger area, it’s the Rustic Inn Cafe, just a few minutes north of Betty’s Pies.

Not a fan of cabbage, so I always thought I’d hate these, but a friend made me try one once, and now they’re one of my favorite foods.

There’s a place in northern Minnesota my wife and I visit for our anniversary that makes one on cranberry wild rice bread, and it’s one of the best things I’ve ever eaten.

It felt like they were trying to pack so much symbolism in that it all got too convoluted, and I rarely understood what exactly was going on. I could tell that they were trying to say something profound, but it felt like an artist trying to make a realistic painting with fingerpaint - the medium just didn’t suit the message. But maybe it was just over my head.

People think “free” means “I can do whatever I want,” but really it usually means “people with more power than me can do whatever they want to me.”