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No. 355: Being Covered with Croissant Crumbs

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You know it is going to be a great day when you start it covered in croissant crumbs.

Why in the world can no country besides France make perfect croissants and pain au chocolat?

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14 Comments Post a comment
  1. nice !

    August 21, 2014
  2. In this case “Vous ramassez les miettes” is a good thing! 🙂

    August 21, 2014
  3. You are totally right that croissants is a great way to start a day…but in the true French fashion you shouldn’t use a plate but eat it directly on the table…it is ok to have crumbs everywhere on the table. (Suzanne)

    August 21, 2014
  4. I simply have to stop reading your blogs so late in the evening. I feel the threat of approaching ‘munchies’ . . . . . . again!

    August 21, 2014
  5. Aren’t you a flake? 😉 I love croissants but hate the explosion of crumbs!

    August 22, 2014
    • I didn’t realize until one of my daughters pointed it out, how flaking I am when I eat a croissant. I fear I have been tooling around paris for 3 years covered in croissant crumbs!

      August 22, 2014
  6. Deeeeelish!

    August 22, 2014
  7. I am dismayed that I discovered your blog so close to the time you are leaving France! Be assured, at least one person will be reading through all your posts. I see you are returning to beautiful Colorado. I’m in Steamboat Springs, a transplant from a big Midwestern city. Steamboat is not Paris, but it is beautiful especially with the sun coming up over the mountain!

    August 25, 2014
    • Hello. Thank you for the nice comment. Please do read through my posts. There is a lot of good information and a lot of fond memories of this country I love so much.

      Stay tuned for phase III of our Paris-Colorado-UK (?) adventure…and thanks again for stopping by.

      August 25, 2014

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