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22 | June 20, 2019 | Malibu surfside news dining out
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The Dish
Filling breakfast selections at new Whole Foods Market
Barbara Burke
Freelance Reporter
The new Whole Foods
Market’s ready-to-eat cuisine
features an ample array
of choices for every dietary
preference and need.
All items on the hot food
bar and the fresh greens
bar cost $8.99 a pound. A
well-curated olive bar offers
olives and various accompaniments
for $10.99 a
pound.
Try the Keto breakfast
frittata — made with eggs,
cheddar cheese, pork, spaghetti
squash, sage, salt,
microbial enzymes and organic
black pepper. Another
excellent choice for those
following the Keto diet is
the broccoli bacon fajitas,
made with red, green and
yellow bell peppers and
red onions, seasoned with
cilantro, chili powder and
cumin. The pear salad with
quinoa provides a delicious
accompaniment to those
dishes.
Those adhering to a Paleo
diet will be pleased
with the selections, including
kale and garlic egg
muffins and a series of
Hawaiian-themed options,
such as Kailua chicken,
Musuki flower organic rice,
and macaroni and cheese, a
popular side dish in the islands,
as well as other hot
selections.
Vegans have a lot of
dishes to choose from,
including hot food items
such as teriyaki daikon,
Asian selections, vegan
Bangkok tofu and a host of
salads.
On a hot summer day,
nothing says fresh and satiating
better than an organic
love berry salad made with
strawberries, blueberries,
fennel, hemp seed, pumpkin
seed, raw cacao, mint,
onion and basil, tossed in
balsamic vinegar and sunflower
and virgin olive oil.
Possible sides to accompany
an entrée or salad
include fresh and grilled
fruits or a baked medley of
fresh potatoes and carrots
of all varieties.
The store also offers a
charcuterie, a chef’s case,
soup wells, various types of
pizza, including cauliflower
crusted pizzas, a taco
bar, rotisserie chickens,
Kikki sushi, a deli offering
interesting sandwiches
and an impressive selection
of prepared food items,
including organic meal
kits from Hak’s. Prices for
those items vary. Whole
The breakfast menu at the new Whole Foods Market in
Malibu offers something to satisfy a variety of palates.
Barbara Burke/Surfside News
Foods has a policy prohibiting
hydrogenated fats,
high-fructose corn syrup
and artificial sweeteners,
and its attention to nutrition
and its commitment to offer
customers a wide selection
and follow sustainability
practices are all principles
that attracted Cesar Hes,
prepared foods manager, to
work at the store.
“We’re the first Whole
Foods to offer so many organic
selections in our hot
food bar,” Hes said. “Our
green to-go boxes are 100
percent recyclable, and
all of our other products
are compostable. We care
about the planet, our Mother
Earth.”
SPONSORED COLUMN
4 Malibu Real Estate
Market is hot for the summer
Bobby LehmKuhl
4 Malibu Realtor
We at 4 Malibu
Real Estate are
just as excited
about summer finally being
here as you are.
Now that school is out,
we are ready to get to the
beach, spend time with the
kids and enjoy summer
vacations.
While we are planning
some vacations of our
own, we know the summer
months also attract
vacationers and tourists to
Malibu — and with that
comes a major increase in
traffic, as we have already
seen.
And while temperatures
are getting hotter and
travel times are increasing,
the market also is
continuing to rise.
For the month of May,
in total, based on information
provided by MLS
CLAW, 12 homes were
sold, with two of those
homes located on the
beach.
Additionally, 39 leases
were signed, 14 of which
were on the beach — an
increase from 29 total
lease sales last month.
There were eight land
sales, with one on the
beach, nine condo/town
home sales, with one
on the beach, and two
mobile-home sales.
The market is still continuing
to move at a strong
pace, and we are confident
that it will continue to do
so.
— As told to Alyssa
Groh, 22CM Boost, a
content-writing division of
22nd Century Media
4 Malibu is a full-service,
luxury brokerage specializing
in residential, commercial,
luxury leasing, property
management, design & development.
For more information,
visit 4malibu.com, call
(310) 456-0220 or email
Info@4Malibu.com.
Going rate
Malibu Sales and Leases | Week of June 6- June 13
Type ADDRESS LP SP D.O.M ST date BR/BA
Lease
Mobile
Home
Lease
Lease
Lease
Lease
Lease
Lease
Lease
Lease
6539 Wandermere
Drive
195 Paradise Cove
Road
31346 Braod Beach
Road
5925 Paseo Canyon
Drive
23914 De Ville Way
#B
6557 Wandermere
Road
6427 Sea Star Drive
23901 Civic Center
Way #350
6771 Las Olas Way
6545 Tantalus Drive
$13,800/
month
$15,500/
month
9 6/7/2019 3B/3B
$1,225,000 $1,200,000 282 6/7/2019 3B/2B
$99,000/
month
$10,000/
month
$5,200/
month
$4,250/
month
$7,900/
month
$4,300/
month
$6,500/
month
$35,000/
month
$99,000/
month
$10,000/
month
$5,150/
month
$4,250/
month
$7,900/
month
$4,700/
month
$6,500/
month
$35,000/
month
66 6/10/2019 5B/7B
11 6/10/2019 4B/3B
59 6/10/2019 2B/2B
21 6/11/2019 2B/1B
19 6/11/2019 4B/3B
92 6/12/2019 2B/2B
47 6/12/2019 3B/3B
353 6/12/2019 6B/8B
Statistics provided by Bobby LehmKuhl with 4 Malibu Real Estate.
Information gathered from Combined L.A./Westside MLS, Inc. is deemed
reliable but not guaranteed. Contact Bobby at (310) 456-0220,
Info@4Malibu.com or visit www.4Malibu.com.