You know I love cole slaw in all its forms… and that even extends to the pre-packaged stuff you see in your grocer’s cold case. I was reminded of this recently when my local ran a BOGO special from the versatile (or maybe mythical) Hans Kissle on his Kissle Cole Slaw. A potato salad purchased on the same deal had the taste and consistency of library paste but the cole slaw was crisp and nuanced, and a tart dressing masked the preservatives. So good.
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