From croissants to macarons: France, a pastry lover's paradise • FRANCE 24 English
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- Опубліковано 5 лют 2025
- France is famous for many things, but one of the first that comes to mind is food. The country boasts hundreds of cheeses, sophisticated dishes and incredible wines, but the cherry on top of French gastronomy is all the delicious desserts. France is a cake lover's paradise, with shops full of fabulous pastries and croissants at nearly every street corner. Where does this sweet savoir-faire come from? Genie Godula and Florence Villeminot find out more in this episode of French Connections Plus, where they get a class in macaron making from world-famous pastry chef Pierre Hermé.
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I love your show. It allows me to be French for a short time. Thank you both.
So glad to see these cultural videos back! 👍 👍 👍 👍 👍 👍
I love France
Certainly, intimidating and fascinating . A must when you visit La France. Thanks for your videos.
Love French pastries .🐨🇦🇺🦘
so nice to find a video like this amongst all the doom and gloom of a news channel!
Lately, i find that my local Costco imported Marcaron to be a little too sweet for me. It's ok, that way, i can have self control 😅
Croissants and macarons were created first in Italy.
Sorry but overrated,try to look for a pastry shop or a good bakery in the Rhône alpes region is nearly impossible it’s all factory made pretending to be artisan. France has gone downhill as pastries and food in general.
Sure, because we all believe that you reviewed the thousands of pastry shops and bakeries in the region. And we'll let you know when you'll be our barometer for anything.
Unfriendly staffs and expensive shops
A sign of the toxic tourist.
It's typical Paris