Sushi croissant Way different than Kit Kat sushi, the sushi croissant is exactly what it sounds like: it is literally a croissant stuffed with sushi.
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WENDY'S — BACON EGG AND CHEESE CROISSANT, $3.59 — Wendy's croissant bun is perfectly acceptable.
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We get a ham-and-cheese croissant, a chocolate croissant, an apricot Danish, and coffee.
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WENDY'S — SAUSAGE EGG AND CHEESE CROISSANT, $3.59 — This croissant had a slightly less appealing bun.
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Cut a croissant and pull it apart, stuff them in, and nuke at a croissant setting.
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The Pretzel Croissant Breakfast Sandwich features cherrywood smoked bacon, Wisconson aged white cheddar and egg sandwiched between a pretzel croissant.
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And speaking of that coveted croissant-doughnut combo, Dunkin' is bringing back another one of its biggest V-Day hits: the fudge-croissant doughnut.
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Peanut Butter Delight Croissant Donut (wait, isn't that a cronut?) is a glazed croissant donut filled with peanut butter buttercream and topped with a chocolate icing drizzle.
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Like Spacious and KettleSpace, the spaces on Croissant own the property leases and are already built for co-working, so Croissant can still offer comparatively attractive rates.
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I ordered the chocolatey Princina Tart, a tiramisu cup, an impossibly flaky croissant sandwich filled with 20-month-aged prosciutto from Parma, and a buttery croissant with jam.
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BUN: 3 — Can I really call this a croissant?
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They even tried to make the mince pie croissant happen.
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And sandwiche jambon or fresh croissant anywhere at right time.
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It doesn't get much better than a flakey, buttery croissant.
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Everyone's had a doughnut before and everyone's had a croissant.
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Lou gets a lot of money and a fresh croissant.
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Sadly, I'm disappointed — the Cinnamon Croissant Loaf is much better.
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I get a flat white and a smoked salmon croissant.
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Twenty minutes passed and I finished my coffee and croissant.
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According to a recent press release, Donut Fries are made with croissant-style doughnut dough, similar to what the chain uses to make it's Croissant Donuts, which became a permanent menu item back in 2015.
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I get my usual omelette and an amazing freshly baked croissant.
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LONDON — The croissant, the buttery breakfast pastry, means "crescent" in French.
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Is the charcoal-activated croissant the death knell of hipserised croissants?
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The chain is also introducing a Chocolate Drizzled Strawberry Croissant Donut.
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You can get a great croissant for one euro, for example.
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I order eggs benedict with fried green tomatoes on a croissant.
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We both get fancy iced coffees and an almond croissant apiece.
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My friend gets a butter croissant and a cold apple cider.
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I munch on the sickly sweet croissant and regret getting it.
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So how would he respond to a re-engineered Tesco croissant?
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Cruffins combine the best parts of a croissant and a muffin.
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According Vanity Fair, diners can order coffee and croissant for $29.
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MAPLE BACON CHICKEN CROISSANT — Oh boy, here comes that chicken again.
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Why must we hybridize the croissant with just about everything else?
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He recently added a squid ink croissant to his baking repertoire.
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Once in a while, she adds reading glasses and a croissant.
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U+223F221 CROISSANT The only way this emoji works is if you pair it with the French flag emoji, and even then, what would you use it for other than saying you're enjoying a nice, flaky croissant?
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We split a small pizza and each get an almond-chocolate croissant.
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Elana Schulman, Supervising Producer: I ate a chocolate croissant in five seconds.
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Two café au laits and a croissant later, Dag made his move.
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L. takes a break from school work to try a chocolate croissant.
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It's pop cultural fallout, a delicately layered croissant of appropriation upon appropriation.
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"I LOVE BREAD," Davidson wrote in the caption alongside some croissant emoji.
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Also new to the menu is a Strawberry Shortcake Croissant Donut, a.k.a.
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My friends order a huge almond croissant for the table to share.
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If Uber designed a croissant, this is what it would look like.
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Jarallah, who was being polite, made satisfied sighing noises over his croissant.
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It may be the highest use of a croissant in the world.
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I hide the croissant in the kitchen and Louise looks for it.
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I get my favorite strawberry croissant and a caramel boba tea ($8.50).
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It definitely for me tastes more like a croissant than a doughnut.
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I eat the tuna salad (avoiding the limp croissant), chips, and a cookie.
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I get my cappuccino for free and pay $16 for a chocolate croissant.
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I fill up my reusable mug and get a plain croissant to-go.
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I get a latte, cup of tomato basil soup, and a pistachio croissant.
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I began feeling I didn't deserve things: croissant sandwiches, leather shoes, sunny days.
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Its newest deal is a "2 for $5" offer on croissant breakfast sandwiches.
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Now codependent on its animal friend, the croissant didn't want to let go.
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Unlike eggs and crumpets, Poirot doesn't seem to want to uncurve the croissant.
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A former professional boxer tragically died during a croissant-eating contest on Sunday.
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BUN: 4 — This croissant is fluffy, flaky, and hot, but also very sweet.
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Reports say Melo was on his 3rd croissant when he started to choke.
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I get a ham and cheese croissant as well as a blueberry muffin.
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The next morning, she ordered a cappuccino and a croissant to her room.
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A good croissant is always welcome, but it does not a meal make.
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The Cronut is a doughnut-croissant hybrid dessert created by chef Dominique Ansel.
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One part Princess Leia, one part croissant, the hairstyle was every bit delectably chic.
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I pick up a cheese and tomato croissant with a mango and pineapple smoothie.
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AD: The first asset I sold was a 3D capture of a chocolate croissant.
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This treat features the same flakey layers that all of Dunkin' Croissant Donuts have.
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When the production was over, he finally indulged and chowed down on a croissant.
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It is the chocolate chip croissant bread pudding, however, that continues to haunt me.
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I head to a boulangerie next door and buy a croissant and a Sprite.
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Which has more "staying power," the spinach-and-cheese croissant or the plain one?
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"My fans were like 'Tom Holland can't say croissant, he says quackson'," Holland explains.
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I'll get a warm butter croissant, for $2.75, at least three times a week.
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Oddly enough, the Croissant Corsage was inspired by none other than a texting fail.
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It shouldn't be like a croissant but it also shouldn't be like a cracker.
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I'd use the ham croissant to hit the guards and fight for my life.
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Salted caramel croissant, S$6 ($4.45) Surprisingly, the least local flavour was our favourite.
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To eat: the Three-Egg Omelet, served with roasted potatoes and a flaky croissant.
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Guests can also relax curled up next to croissant- and Nutella jar-shaped pillows.
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A tray is placed before him: a microwaved croissant with frozen butter and jam.
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Breakfast costs $29 and starts with coffee or tea and a croissant or fruit.
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This is a croissant-wich with crispy chicken, maple butter, and plenty of bacon.
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I love to pair it with a nice croissant from Le Pain Quotidien.3.
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Inside the List MURDER, SHE BAKED: Want some crime to go with that croissant?
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He got four loaves, I got a croissant and we both left the shop.
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It is rolled out croissant bread with eggs, cheese, and bacon bits on top.
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Their subtle flakiness comes from folding the dough over itself, as in croissant-making.
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It's also debuting a maple bacon chicken croissant and a honey butter chicken biscuit.
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My ticket included a free breakfast, which consisted of a croissant and orange juice.
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I'm intrigued: Starbucks recently added a new croissant that tastes like an everything bagel.
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There was only toast and coffee—not even a croissant—but it was fine.
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The Wendy's menu includes a honey butter chicken biscuit and maple bacon chicken croissant.
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For savory taste buds, there are egg-and-croissant breakfast sandwiches ($6 and up).
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Centeno goes for a croissant, something he spent six months mastering for his restaurants.
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Continue rolling upward until the tip of the croissant is tucked under the crescent.
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Like, for example, croissant dragons: Thanks I Love Croissant Dragons from TILI And liquid gas putty: Thanks, I Love Vat19's Liquid Glass Putty from TILI But at the end of the day, there's plenty of positive content on the internet to celebrate.
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Now, as prom season goes into full swing, we can see the impression that the original message made, as photos of croissant-clad teens have been begun inundating Twitter, along with tweets about the sadness of not being offered a croissant for prom.
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The "croissant lab" opened in October 2015 and turns out around 7,000 croissants every week.
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After taking a half hour to make this retarded sandwich, the croissant was too crunchy.
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My cousin is making meatballs and a croissant ring stuffed with chicken, sauce, and mozzarella.
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Cornettis are the Italian version of a croissant, and Princi's were like light buttery clouds.
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I grab an almond croissant, an oatmeal and yogurt parfait, and a cup of coffee.
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I order a skim milk cappuccino and get the beautiful almond croissant staring at me.
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With the new sushi croissant from California's Mr. Holmes Bakehouse, we might be getting close.
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The croissant itself was also very squished, which is not how I like my croissants.
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I paid just 160 rubles for a tender, flaky croissant and a very decent latte.
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La Cour et la Convention font l'objet d'attaques dans un nombre croissant de pays européens.
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I order my regular: medium iced coffee with almond milk and an egg & cheese croissant.
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I've also had their chocolate croissant and spinach + feta quiche, both were filling and yummy.
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The doughnut-croissant hybrid was created by world-renowned pastry chef Dominique Ansel in 2013.
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" The full NSFW quote, "That's like trying to use a croissant as a f—ing dildo.
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I make it and get my usual — an iced lavender matcha latte, plus a chocolate croissant.
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Khloé Kardashian may have referenced the rumored baby (or croissant) that may be in her belly.
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But while you're at it, can you guys please revive my chicken salad on a croissant????
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I decide to improvise with a chocolate croissant that I'll just scoop the innards out of.
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While it's toasting, I begin disassembling the croissant so I can scoop out it chocolate filling.
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Order the Green Eggs and Ham sandwich: eggs, pesto, ham, and swiss cheese on a croissant.
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There's a local, no-frills, mom-and-pop shop that makes a wonderful bread/croissant hybrid.
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Part croissant, part donut, it promised to bring communities together across America's once impenetrable pastry divide.
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This croissant-donut hybrid is glazed, drizzled in caramel sauce, and stuffed with an apple filling.
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Introducing: The Croissant Corsage from Cheddar's Scratch Kitchen, available now for lucky customers located in Dallas.
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I snack on a leftover croissant from yesterday's breakfast while B. has a frozen breakfast sandwich.
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Does your dog look like a croissant, all wrinkly and golden with a decadently buttery center?
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"When you see a lot of work out there, you can see something sampled," Croissant says.
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Mike had his boot up on the dash and was eating the croissant from La Perche.
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I order a croissant with turkey, egg, and brie, plus a side of fruit and potatoes.
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I opted for a mint tea — another one of the duchess' favorites — and a savory croissant.
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I don't want to be in Paris and not have a croissant or goose fat potatoes.
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The dog, a cinnamon-red croissant, lies curled between us on top of the down comforter.
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Add "laminating dough" to your list of culinary skills and give this croissant recipe a try.
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She may have had to purchase an underwhelming croissant at Oxford train station for no reason!
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Breakfast was a simple package of a croissant, a pain au chocolat, a roll, and jam.
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And then I think, "oh what the hell" and throw in a ham and cheese croissant.
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We grab some waters and I get a ham and cheese croissant to tide me over.
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I munch on a croissant sandwich with ham from the café ($4.55), and enjoy every bite.
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Wendy's national breakfast menu will include a Honey Butter Chicken Biscuit and Maple Bacon Chicken Croissant.
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"It's cold in Spain this time of year," Jordi said, nibbling nonjudgmentally on a Pret croissant.
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The rolls caught on, and the croissant was born, along with a name befitting its distinctive shape.
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We've seen the croissant-doughnut trend this season, but this Candy Cane Crunch deal is a situation.
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Apologies to all the croissant purists out there, but what you're about to read might upset you.
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The Bacon Croissant Bite turns three Starbucks items into one big, crispy, mouth-watering one, Cosmopolitan reports.
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The bittersweet chocolate filling from the croissant is extremely strong and overpowers the taste of the avocado.
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The article's writer Oliver Strand claims the engineering nous to create the world's best croissant is evident.
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We opt to buy a baguette, a dip, prosciutto, and a pastry and almond croissant to split.
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We love a good statement piece for prom, and this corsage certainly takes the cake…er, croissant.
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They won't accept my free drink coupon so I have to buy my iced macchiato and croissant.
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Taco met Croissant (and later became tacro) while they were hanging out with friends in San Francisco.
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And in the morning, Sarah was waiting at my gate in Milan, cappuccino and croissant in hand.
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What the salted caramel croissant lacked in the looks department, it made up for in flavour bursts.
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But you're more likely to have heard of his viral 2013 croissant-doughnut hybrid pastry: the Cronut.
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But, we're about to get our very own British version of a cronut—a mince pie croissant.
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Once you've mastered this buttery croissant crust, you'll never go back to a regular pie crust again.
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Lechon The guava pastelito was flaky and sweet, sort of like a croissant crossed with a Danish.
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And much like the sausage McGriddle, the sausage egg and cheese croissant was made of mushy things.
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The flaky croissant ($211.95) was excellent, as was a seedy, slightly tangy loaf of millabrod bread ($26.99).
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Like a well-baked croissant, it was golden brown at the edges but impossibly buoyant with butter.
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I order a croissant after walking around this space and take a bite into the light, flakey product.
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Yeast donuts are tangy, chewy and light, and taste something like a cross between sourdough and a croissant.
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I don't really like the sandwich but eat the entire croissant along with a second cup of coffee.
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Hot Ham & Swiss Croissants Take this classic croissant-wich to golden levels with an egg over easy. 2.
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Eve is blessed with some wonderful physical comedy moments — who knew quietly eating a croissant could be funny?
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They shared a croissant and talked about missing their 8-month-old daughter, who was home with grandparents.
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Then I had to put the top croissant half back on and cook it for five more minutes.
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Carbs are probably the one thing that will make you feel better — so raise a croissant to that.
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In Sicily, for example, if it's the summer, a croissant with ice cream, gelato, inside which is fantastic.
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He stops in nearly every morning, newspaper in hand, to order coffee and a croissant or a doughnut.
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We finish our morning interviews late so the only option left is tuna salad sandwich on a croissant.
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You may recognize chef Silva's name from his previous ingenious dessert concoctions, including the recent birthday cake croissant.
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I get eggs, butter, a tomato, an onion, a crusty roll, a croissant, and a pack of gum.
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The pastry is a regular glazed croissant doughnut filled with peanut butter buttercream and topped with chocolate icing.
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The French get the croissant and a baguette, while the Spanish get what appears to be a paella.
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Then yes, experiencing an actual real croissant with jam and climbing up the Eiffel Tower is a must.
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It's a standard bacon-egg-and-cheese sandwich with Wendy's slightly higher-quality ingredients on a croissant bun.
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Unsurprisingly, the news of the supermarket's curved croissant ban hasn't gone down well with the French baking community.
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WENDY'S — MAPLE BACON CHICKEN CROISSANT, $3.99 — I'm not exaggerating when I say: everything about this sandwich is perfect.
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Burger King launched Impossible Whoppers across the nation, and Beyond Meat's breakfast sausage debuted in Dunkin's croissant sandwiches.
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You look out the window of your private suite, nibble your just baked croissant, and see people working.
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In 2010, Roger D. Hodge was fired after four years on the job, while having a breakfast croissant.
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We learned to eat with chopsticks, twisted our tongues around the word "croissant," and swam in hotel pools.
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It's a Yemeni yeast bread that sits at the crossroads of soft Parker House roll and laminated croissant.
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The dessert menu also had croissant bread pudding for $13 and a "Blue Box Celebration Cake" for $59.
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The banishing of the crescent-shaped croissant spurred no shortage of dismay on both sides of the English Channel.
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" Justifying the move away from curved croissants, Tesco's croissant buyer, Harry Jones, cited what he called the "spreadability factor.
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Grab a croissant from my kitchen on my way out and then grab a coffee from a machine downstairs!
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I arrive first, so I get tea for her and a cappuccino and croissant for me ($229 with tip).
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I get a small skim latte and a chocolate croissant because I figure I can spare it on payday.
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And even better, the croissant and the latte props can double as the perfect mid-party pick-me-up.
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Normally I get a croissant or danish from the coffee shop, but I ate an Rxbar on the subway.
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Yesterday, Union Fare's Instagram posted a truly irresistible video of the newest invention from Silva: the red velvet croissant.
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It helped cameras mounted on the store's ceiling detect that I picked up a croissant, then put it back.
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They offer the perfect grip to hold on to as one elegantly dips one's morning croissant in hot chocolate.
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Tagged #snackhappy on her Instagram account, her sunny-side up egg, croissant, and strawberry, could be inhaled for breakfast.
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There's a brand new burrito, a spring take on the croissant doughnut, and a couple of returning customer favorites.
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"Luca thinks 'Cofant Croissant' is like, the coolest name," Duff said, adding that he was insistent about his pick.
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Destiny's Child's "Bills, Bills, Bills" played throughout the store as Kristen discussed work and pretended to eat a croissant.
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Trader Joe's describes the toasted loaf as being a cross between its cinnamon-swirl bread and a buttery croissant.
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While the croissant ($2.25) may not have been the best I'd ever eaten, it was nevertheless buttery, flaky excellence.
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Crunchy on the outside, fluffy on the inside, the muffin fell apart in my mouth like a buttery croissant.
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The chicken and bacon are crispy, the croissant soft, buttery, and flaky, and the maple butter unifies it all.
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Made with hand-folded croissant dough and layered with sugar, vanilla and cardamom, it's dense, rich and sensationally good.
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News of a butter shortage in France spurred newsroom chatter about one of the country's signature treats: the croissant.
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Which is when the breakfast meal service started, with a cold ham and cheese croissant being the only option.
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For breakfast, I have the croissant along with one of the Asian pears I had purchased the other day.
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A spokesperson told CNN Business that Wendy's plans to offer more than that, including seasoned potatoes and croissant sandwiches.
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I stop by and get myself a large coconut milk cappuccino and bacon cheddar croissant on the way into work.
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"It's on this hybrid croissant gluten free bread that you can only get in China and here, apparently," she raved.
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I order a croissant and a cold brew, and P gets a lemon scone and a dirty chai tea latte.
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I stop by Starbucks on my way to work and get a black tea with lemonade and a chocolate croissant.
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Naturally, this makes him unable to say the word "croissant" without a French accent – and subsequently infuriating Andre (Anthony Anderson).
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In its press release, Dunkin' says the new Chocolate Drizzled Strawberry Croissant Donut is reminiscent of a chocolate covered strawberry.
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It's sushi, wrapped in a croissant, for those of us who've longed for that special "raw fish breakfast pastry" flavor.
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We share a croissant, and Lily says it's the first one she's had that didn't come from a Pillsbury tube.
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Brexiteers cheered: yet another example of croissant-scoffing continentals meddling with British traditions, such as burning bread to a crisp.
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Tesco croissant buyer Harry Jones says Brits find it easier to spread jam and other fillings on the straight ones.
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Location: New York, NYStarting at: $2350 per month Croissant gives entrepreneurs access to 21 different workspaces around Manhattan and Brooklyn.
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The sandwich was on a croissant and, while not as flaky as the pastries from earlier, was still plenty delicious.
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Brand new this year are the Chocolate Swirl Brioche, Pistachio Honey Croissant, Sugar Plum Cheese Danish, and Penguin Cake Pop.
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Ginzo Miyata—head chef at restaurant Admiralgade 26 in Copenhagen—also preferred a croissant and sausage when he was younger.
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This Francophile hedgehog found himself embraced (literally) by a love affair with a giant croissant, and things got serious fast.
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The croissant was supporting the hedgehog (again, literally) and the animal was oozing appreciation for the flaky crusted food item.
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The next morning, I met her at her hotel room where she had a coffee and croissant waiting for me.
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Instead, I went with an omelette of green onions and bell peppers, with grits and a croissant on the side.
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Your colleagues don't need to know you ate that pretzel croissant while they were all at the company workout class.
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Eager to find out, I joined Croissant, a new app that hopes to become the Uber of rentable desk space.
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"You'll enjoy a coffee and croissant for a few euros, which is a typical French breakfast experience," Ms. Kolich said.
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Without it, the croissant would be a leaden mass of flour, and the jambon-beurre sandwich missing a certain something.
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The hefty cinnamon rolls, made with croissant dough to add more labor to the process, have drawn a cult following.
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The imitation pork sausage will be sold in a toasted breakfast croissant, called the Impossible Croissanwich, with egg and cheese.
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I bring bagels for my wife, and a chocolate croissant for my daughter, both of whom are up by now.
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Indeed it is, although kitty is much less friendly now that I am not carrying a fresh croissant with me.
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I stop by a coffee counter near the baggage claim to refuel with an iced coffee and a croissant ($6.45).
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Thursday's breakfast consisted of two hard-boiled eggs, fruit, yogurt, a muffin and croissant, orange juice and coffee, he said.
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I get my final coffee from the hotel coffee bar and treat myself to a yogurt parfait and a croissant.
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I get a breakfast sandwich, a latte, a thank-you pastry for R., and an apple croissant for later ($63).
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"I should stop telling people that the first time I meet them," she laughs, ripping a bite off of a croissant.
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I hate it when you bite into a croissant and you get a shower of tiny powdery crumbs on your lap.
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Garigarn works on another startup called Croissant, a membership service that gives users access to co-working spaces around the city.
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"Luca thinks 'Cofant Croissant' is like, the coolest name," she explained, adding that he has become pretty insistent on the choice.
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One unique feature about Croissant is that the memberships are based on an hourly rate, as opposed to a day rate.
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We share mac 'n' cheese, vanilla-bean French toast, a fried egg croissant sandwich, and a Mediterranean salad with roasted chicken.
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He gets an iced coffee and a ham croissant, and I get an iced caramel macchiato ($14.433 paid from the app).
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While holding a sloshing coffee and a half-eaten croissant, puffing and panting, the desperate beep-beep-beep of the doors?
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At the end of the month, customers will be able to get their hands on the Peanut Butter Delight Croissant Donut.
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DUNKIN' — SAUSAGE EGG AND CHEESE CROISSANT, $4.29: This sandwich is so built it makes you wonder how it got that way.
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He displayed a portrait of the Republican presidential candidate Donald J. Trump, replacing Mr. Trump's cotton candy hair with a croissant.
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I knew nothing about food when I started — didn't know the difference between jam and marmalade, or what a croissant is.
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We're sharing a chocolate-banana croissant, peeling away the pastry layer; a tip of banana peeks out, like a hot dog.
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Instead of bohemians in cafés, we have people lining up for cronuts, the expensive hybrid of a croissant and a doughnut.
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As Holly ate a croissant and carried a cup of coffee, she was still, unfortunately, on the outside of the building.
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The French consume three times as much butter as Americans, so shortages are a problem in the land of the croissant.
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On the sweet side, it will sell a Croiffle, a mash-up of a croissant and waffle with a trademarked name.
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He may also tell you that a pastel de nata is the love child of a crème brûlée and a croissant.
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I fill up my dishwasher, put a load of washing on (towels and bedding), and make a ham and cheese croissant.
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Grab a few friends, because you'll want to sample everything from the classic croissant to the more fancy, Nutella-stuffed options.
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"You don't understand the country you are in all of a sudden," she says, while tearing small pieces from a croissant.
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Get to the office and head over to Coffee Bean for a latte and a croissant before I get back to work.
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He invented the famed Cronut (OG doughnut-croissant hybrid) and most recently the blooming marshmallow (an impressive feat of hot cocoa innovation).
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In this video posted to Instagram, the precious kitty takes the simple act of eating a croissant to a whole new level.
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I'm still hungry after my egg and cheese croissant, so I eat a bowl of Greek yogurt with protein granola and strawberries.
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I pull out the avocado and croissant, then grab half a baguette I have left over from a dinner party last night.
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"Luca thinks 'Cofant Croissant' is like, the coolest name," she explained, adding that her son has become pretty insistent on the choice.
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The ingredient is vital for much French cuisine: a quarter of the weight of a decent croissant, for example, comes from butter.
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And buy now, because just like that second-day croissant, the sweet, sweet smell of savings won't stick around until tomorrow morning.
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The filling was sorely lacking in salted egg yolk's saltiness, and to be honest, could have passed off for an almond croissant.
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I watched a middle-aged man politely eat a free croissant while one reporter after another attempted to extract opinions from him.
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Invented by internationally famous pastry chef Dominique Ansel in 2013, the cronut is the delightful lovechild of a donut and a croissant.
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His famous "Cronut" — the decadent lovechild of a donut and a croissant — brought him international stardom when it went viral in 2013.
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SAUSAGE-EGG-AND-CHEESE CROISSANT — Wendy's broke out new pain-au-chocolat-shaped croissants for characteristically square breakfast sandwiches, including this one.
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Mild, mushy, and inoffensive, this sausage croissant may make a great meal for someone who enjoys their food bland and very chewable.
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Though it's not the first croissant to call itself "red velvet," it is the new darling of the foodie social media world.
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That could mean veal Milanese in Milan, a lobster roll in Maine, a chocolate croissant in France and pad Thai in Thailand.
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My husband runs upstairs to grab a few things for breakfast (banana, yogurt, croissant) and we make sure our daughter is fed.
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They were able to date this event through an unusual artifact — a chocolate croissant wrapper with an expiration date of September 2015.
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While the croissant is associated with France, the pastry originated in what is now Austria, as a crescent-shaped roll called a kipferl.
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Also, I had no idea who would have use of a virtual version of a croissant that costs more than the actual thing.
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Mr Waldfogel does not account for culinary hybrids such as the cronut—a cross between a croissant and a doughnut—or Tex-Mex.
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It is even less surprising that France, the home of the croissant and the crusty baguette, takes the competition most seriously of all.
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Take coffee and a croissant at the bistro—the owner proposes traditional "tartiflette" for lunch—and nothing seems to have changed for decades.
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A half-eaten croissant, raw fish, chunks of rubble covered in gold leaf and a suit splashed with crude oil complete the look.
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Puff yields a flaky light pastry, like a croissant, because it is made with several layers of solid butter folded into the dough.
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I work a bit more, shower, and start my croissant dough while my computer is busy converting an AutoCAD surface to a DEM.
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He would certainly have rolled his eyes at the reason prompting the change: that a straight croissant is easier to spread with jam.
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Mario Oscar Melo was reportedly on his third croissant when he began choking in front of a bewildered crowd of people in Argentina.
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Thug Entracer already released the video for singles "Curaga / Low-Life" (ingeniously mixed together) animated by the wildly named Milton Melvin Croissant III.
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But I guess I can't complain — they're also adding Reese's peanut butter squares and caramel apple croissant donuts to the menu. http://bit.
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Before heading on to her next class, Yi stopped by a student-run cafe in the Regenstein Library to grab a quick croissant.
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Order a croissant and a frothy cappuccino to savor in one of the homey nooks lit by candles and classic Poul Henningsen pendants.
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Today's Burger King breakfast menu includes waffle sandwiches, multiple kinds of croissant-based breakfast sandwiches, pancakes, biscuit sandwiches, hash browns, and breakfast burritos.
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Those restaurants will be getting the Impossible Croissan&aposwich, a sandwich that consists of egg, cheese, and Impossible Sausage on a toasted croissant.
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Croissant in hand, I wander around in the predawn inky blue dark alone until a friendly cat joins me for a morning stroll.
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I drifted into the sedentary life of the French countryside, begun with long morning walks into the village for a coffee and croissant.
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When I get there, I head to the cafeteria for a broccoli omelet and a croissant, and then have a couple of meetings.
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Because we make so many croissants, we have all kinds of scrap, we use all the croissant scraps to make our monkey bread.
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A project like this calls for, at the very least, the baguette of contemporary American art — preferably its croissant or pain au chocolat.
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Eat a croissant instead of a slice of multigrain bread and you could be scarfing down one-third of your Weight Watchers' daily allotment.
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In the Midwest, for instance, the Mother's Day winner is a croissant breakfast sandwich, followed by potato pancakes, corned beef hash, and veggie omelets.
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" The spokesperson claims the alkaline properties of charcoal in the croissant "help to detoxify any poisons in the body by neutralising excess stomach acids.
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I buy books for him ($2129) and get a chai latte with almond milk, plain milk for him, and a croissant to share ($9.42).
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"She can also just forcefully shove a buttery, delicious croissant 🥐 in daddy's mouth when daddy is on a very strict diet," he said.
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After half an hour, we make our way to the best bakery around, and I have a café con leche and a mascarpone croissant.
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For Holly Golightly, breakfast at Tiffany's simply meant standing in front of the store's Fifth Avenue flagship location with a croissant and a coffee.
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The top du jour boasts a life-size croissant design and the words "mon amour," because, you know, everyone's one true love is carbs.
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"We had conversations first kind of broadly about what we think about creative things, what it means to be a creative person," says Croissant.
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Neither item should be confused with pigs in a blanket, which are hot dogs are wrapped in croissant or biscuit dough, not puff pastry.
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Those with a sweet tooth also seem to love Speedos' cronuts (croissant-donut pastries) — and the Nutella flavor appears to be a crowd favorite.
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BACON-EGG-AND-CHEESE CROISSANT — Since everything on this sandwich is either round or malleable, I'm not sure why the bun is still square.
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And when you wake up the next morning, that hankering for a buttery, flaky pastry can never really be sated with just one croissant.
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And while America will always be home to the O.G. donut-croissant mashup, one bakery in London has taken it to the next level.
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This notably includes a pair of clinking Champagne glasses (see what we did there?), avocado, croissant, and bacon, on the food and drink front.
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As a food conference approaches, Bertie prepares by mastering an impressive technique for the crünt, Pete's newest invention: a hybrid croissant and Bundt cake.
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There are other pasta dishes on the menu, which also has salads and croissant sandwiches: 20 Maiden Lane (Liberty Place), 646-789-3590, epastanyc.com.
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Taking note, I left my phone in my bag as I helped my 4-year-old pull apart his flaky ham and cheese croissant.
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One bakery told her that it had slightly increased prices, but only on the more fancy butter-based pastries, not on the sacrosanct croissant.
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And I'm not talking about some bullshit continental breakfast, where all you get is an old croissant and a school pack of Froot Loops.
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Some locations in Georgia, Michigan, Illinois, New Mexico and Alabama will serve a croissant breakfast sandwich featuring the Impossible Sausage for a limited time.
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Saboor, Hamidi's eldest son, brought me a chocolate croissant and a mug of sugary tea, and then, rubbing sleep from his eyes, excused himself.
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I park and head upstairs to the café and grab my usual Earl Grey latte and a sausage, egg, and cheese on a croissant.
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While I was tired from my flight — and not starving, thanks to the tasty breakfast croissant — the smell of lunch had my mouth watering.
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"We live for her straight-out-of-the-oven laugenecke, which is something between a warm, flaky croissant and a salty pretzel," says Huseby.
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Adam dabs some hand sanitizer into his palms, tucks into a prepackaged croissant and a coffee, and plays me some of the clips he's shot.
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Anyone who's ever attempted to make a croissant, or "zont," as they're endearingly referred to by the Lune team, knows what hard work is involved.
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I give her a Chobani and a nectarine cut up into pieces and also heat up a butter croissant for her with apricot cream cheese.
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We order a tuna sandwich and my favorite butter croissant, and I pay for the meal since he is paying for some small groceries later.
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Both the S'mores Donut and the Chocolate Drizzled Strawberry Croissant Donut are available at Dunkin' starting July 3, and they're sticking around for the summer.
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My daughter says she's starving when she comes out of school, so we stop at a bakery and get a croissant and two water bottles.
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I get us both cold-brews, S. gets a latte, and I get a croissant, hoping food in my stomach will help with the queasiness.
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Here&aposs the bottom line: Geneva, Brussels, the U.N., the European consensus, the international consensus, the tea and croissant crowd, they&aposre very worried, Judge.
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I'm early (as usual) and a bit hungry, so I walk to a Starbucks close to the office for a croissant and a restroom break.
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In 2018, teens across the country found themselves accidentally asking their prom dates what croissant, instead of what corsage, they wanted for the special event.
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I'm really groggy, so I just make coffee and move my croissant dough to the freezer before browsing the internet and eating a leftover cookie.
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Or just opt for the drooling face as you peruse through new food offerings, including pickle, shrimp, whiskey glass, potato, kiwi, peanuts and a croissant.
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A CULINARY tour of Europe offers copious delights: a perfectly thin pizza slice from Naples, a glistening paella on Valencia's beachfront, a fresh Parisian croissant.
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It was stacked with bacon, and the bun was significantly fluffier than the one on the sausage croissant, though that may have been a fluke.
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Inside there's a couch shaped like a croissant, a curved OLED television, two bathrooms, a dressing room and a tub ringed with white rose petals.
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And for more ambitious home cooks, our food editor, Sam Sifton, has some warm breakfast ideas for chilly autumn mornings like the croissant casserole, above.
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The easiest to grow food is meal lice, a gently oscillating plant that produces a single "louse" (which, when minimized, looks like a tiny croissant).
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Ours was a cozy two-bedroom wooden cabin that included a carb-and-sugar-heavy breakfast of rolls, jam and medialunas, the traditional Argentine croissant.
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The Impossible Croissan'wich is made with an egg, a slice of American cheese, and an Impossible Sausage sandwiched between two halves of a toasted croissant.
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As you read this over your croissant and cup of coffee, do note that today offers a perfect excuse to eat breakfast (again) for dinner.
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You would never guess that just a few years ago, the smiling, donut-chomping, Drake-loving proprietor behind one of the trendiest pastries to come out of California in the last couple of years—a flavored cream-filled, inverted croissant of sorts that is supposed to be a hybrid of a croissant and a muffin—was having violent seizures and problems with his basic motor functions.
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Whether they're topped with frosting and sprinkles, filled with sweet, sticky jam, or even made from croissant pastry, there's a lot to get your teeth into.
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France has always been a melting pot, and today you can have a croissant for breakfast, West African maafe stew for lunch and couscous for dinner.
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I drop him home with a big smile on his face, and go down the street to buy myself a latte and a croissant for breakfast.
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If you look closely, the inclusion of a croissant in the Concorde's rear galley is a nice touch given the half-French origins of the aircraft.
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On the way home, we stop at a farmer's market and buy sourdough bread and a chocolate croissant for my daughter and me to share ($8).
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Jasinski cited the success of rogal swietomarcinski, a croissant from Poznan, Poland, coated with icing and sprinkled with chopped nuts, that won protection a decade ago.
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The croissant and latte Jack had bought him that morning as a gesture of kindness seemed wrong now, real wrong, and would unfortunately go to waste.
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Over an almond croissant at her laboratory in Guy's Hospital in South East London, I ask how she plans to make steak the slaughter-free way.
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Rigden would pick up a croissant with fried chicken, bacon and cheese for breakfast each morning, and then eat more fried chicken with fries for lunch.
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I pop over to the bar and buy a mini savory croissant, a mini pie, and a mini panzerotto (essentially a donut with mozzarella and tomato).
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She went to college in Italy for four years, and traveled around Europe enjoying a croissant for breakfast and sticking to a well-rounded vegetarian diet.
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Tesco's croissant buyer Harry Jones told the Guardian that the decision to stock only straight croissants came after 75 percent of customers said they preferred them.
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Between 4 and 6 AM, you can knock on a door or secret gate, and for a little bribe money, grab a sandwich or fresh croissant.
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Behold, instead, the latest Instagram-ready food mash-up: the "Tacro" — a croissant-taco hybrid available at Vive La Tarte's Ferry Building kiosk in San Francisco.
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I didn't eat at Lamalo, instead opting to enjoy dinner nearby off property, and grabbed a coffee and croissant at the lobby Bodega the next morning.
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I take the pup for an early walk, picking up a Red Eye for me and an Americano for my partner, along with an almond croissant.
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"You've probably never made a croissant," Emiliano Bilotti, an author of the study and a materials engineer at Queen Mary University in London, told VICE News (correctly).
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It's trickier than I thought — the chocolate is carefully rolled into the bottom of the croissant — but I manage to get it out without making a mess.
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It's still a breakfast menu, but I had pancakes on the plane so I just get an apple cinnamon muffin ($5) and J. gets a chocolate croissant.
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The trio wore Princess Leia-inspired chignons, reminiscent of a croissant, paired with a cat-eye that was part 60s-era Twiggy, part Elizabeth Taylor in Cleopatra.
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They are placed in front of three elderly women who have swapped out the traditional evening coffee and sweet croissant for Buenos Aires' idiosyncratic slice of pizza.
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Nowotny and his team have found that separable odors aren't perceived at the same time; rather, the coffee and croissant odors are processed very rapidly in alternation.
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We were super excited to cut this open and see the filling flow out, but ooze factor aside, this salted egg yolk croissant was quite a letdown.
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This egg salad is served on a croissant with butter lettuce and heirloom tomato, and comes with kettle chips and a pickle spear for a salty side.
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Between that and the rise of the muffin-croissant hybrid known as the cruffin, it was only a matter of time before croissants and birthday cakes combined.
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" Instagram foodie Sarah Shaker tells Mashable, "I think people love that it's [the croissant] pretty and "instagrammable,"...right now, I'm seeing new ingredients get attention, like matcha.
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There's the place where the naked ladies dance, the workers down in the croissant mines, their famous toast museum, and of course the academy of tongue kiss.
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"Pull your hair to the nape of your neck and twist it like a croissant, but the trick here is not to use an elastic," he said.
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In his hands they're almost French, because he fills the molds with croissant dough rather than pancake batter and glazes the crust with honey and white port.
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On the way there, swing by Capitol Hill's Bakery Nouveau for a superlative morning snack: a rich double-baked almond croissant filled with sweet almond cream ($2250).
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Three are on croissants, including two options with eggs (sausage, egg and Swiss cheese or a bacon, egg and Swiss cheese) and a maple bacon chicken croissant.
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Here's what we think: Maple Bacon Chicken Croissant The first sandwich we pulled out of the paper sack to sample was an out-of-the-gate hit.
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"For breakfast today, we were given two hardboiled eggs, a bowl of fruit with yogurt and granola drizzled on top, a muffin and a croissant," Fehrenbacher said.
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"I've never been interested in the school of sci-fi that's about, you know, aliens with croissant-shaped foreheads flying about through Sector Alpha-211," Brooker said.
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But kubaneh illustrates how lamination was mastered in variations, all over the world, hundreds of years before the croissant impressed people at the 1889 Paris World's Fair.
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I go into the kitchen to put a Trader Joe's croissant in the toaster and pour myself some coffee (very quietly, as my roommates are still asleep).
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Sit outside Gjusta in Venice Beach with a fresh croissant and stare at the Gold's Gym where Arnold Schwarzenegger used to flex his bulging muscles across the street.
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And that's not even the best of it — Dunkin' has also whipped out two winter-fresh doughnuts: the Boston Kreme Croissant Donut and the Candy Cane Crunch Donut.
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The name, although as well as being a nod to the lunar shape of a croissant, was originally inspired by the "Objectif Lune" (Destination Moon) issue of TinTin.
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Three are on croissants, including two options with eggs (sausage, egg and Swiss cheese or a bacon, egg and Swiss cheese) and and a maple bacon chicken croissant.
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I quickly change into my work clothes at our base and stop at a garage shop on the way to the office to get coffee and a croissant.
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I swing by our local bakery on the way back to my place and get fortifications for the day, a piece of blueberry coffeecake and an apple croissant.
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Blatner would prefer a white flour-free snack rather than the croissant, but she likes Elfman's soup and sandwich combo — though she would add a dose of greens.
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The Echo looks like a generic Bluetooth speaker, which is to say it resembles a stack of hockey pucks or a very large tube of Pillsbury croissant dough.
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Mainly I would wander off and taste all the samples—you couldn't let me in the cake area or the croissant aisle—and pull the disappearing kid shit.
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Mike stared at Jack as he pointedly dropped what remained of the croissant, crumpled the bag up while chewing, and tossed it to the floor of the van.
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When I was navigating an endless first-job search and grabbed a coffee with my internship supervisor, I soaked an unsuspecting chocolate croissant in tides of frustrated tears.
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Rinkoff Bakery in East London has gone one further, however, by creating the creme egg "crodough;" a doughnut made from croissant pastry that's injected with creme egg filling.
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I carried my dead battery in my hands feeling a little silly about it, as if I were taking my own half-eaten croissant into a pastry shop.
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Sort of like Coco Chanel and Isabelle Huppert breathing croissant crumbs over a pack of Gauloise cigarettes while you adjust your beret on a brisk Paris morning. Classy.
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Nearly five years ago, the French-trained pastry chef Dominique Ansel trademarked the Cronut, that cannily named croissant-doughnut hybrid sold from his storefront in SoHo, New York.
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A crisp Radeberger Pilsner and a gooey croissant grilled cheese with bacon make a well-rounded breakfast, but may require playing an entire football match to burn off.
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The on-theme, miniature hot dog and croissant snacks are something that could only be found at an over-the-top party hosted by the Kardashian-Jenner family.
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Bacon Egg and Swiss Croissant This concoction was the messiest of the bunch, and the ooze of mayo-looking sauce wasn't the most visually appealing at first inspection.
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"We're up for any kind of suggestions, but Luca thinks 'Cofant Croissant' is like, the coolest name," Duff said, adding that Luca has become pretty insistent on the choice.
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And when I just refer to it as 'Cofant,' and I'm like, 'That would be so cool, no one at school's going to be named Cofant,' He's like 'Croissant.
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According to Time, the actor's pronunciation of croissant — which surfaced way back when he was promoting In The Heart of the Sea — still comes up when he meets fans.
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And since the guy probably spent most of his waking hours promoting Spider-Man: Homecoming recently, there's no doubt that the croissant fiasco of 2015 came up a lot.
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Deceptively decadent in its dark chocolate melting into buttery chunks of croissant, surrounded by vanilla bean custard, the specter of this dessert has me longing to return to Abigail's.
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I order a decaf coffee (I'm breastfeeding so I limit my caffeine intake, but I love my coffee) and a breakfast croissant with ham, cheese, red onion, and tomato.
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It's great and wonderful and I pretend it'll fill me up...but then I break down and walk over to the coffee bar on campus to get a croissant.
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And when I just refer to it as 'Cofant' and I'm like, 'That would be so cool, no one at school's going to be named Cofant,' he's like, 'Croissant.
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While the corsages are only available at that location, Cheddar's is encouraging customers to make one themselves using a hot glue gun, craft wire, and, of course, a croissant.
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And when I just refer to it as 'Confant' and I'm like, 'That would be so cool, no one at school's going to be named Confant,' he's like, 'Croissant.
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Utterly immune to the greasy charms of a full English breakfast, his day begins with the faithful George waking him with a cup of hot chocolate and a croissant.
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Like pastry flaking off of a toasted buttery croissant, or snow falling over an idyllic country village, the irritated skin crumbs fall gracefully away from her scalp with ease.
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Unlike many of the chain's bakery items, this croissant has fewer than 300 calories and offers 13 grams of protein, which will satisfy you for a morning road trip.
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Kanye doesn't need the bots because he's got real assistants who help him with everything, and he can demand whatever he wants whenever he wants, even hurried croissant purchases.
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And when I just refer to it as 'Cofant' and I'm like, 'That would be so cool, no one at school's going to be named Cofant,' he's like, 'Croissant.
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News of a butter shortage in France spurred newsroom chatter about one of the country's signature treats: the croissant (kwah-SAHN if you want to be French about it).
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Instead of dropping $20 on a croissant and coffee at the airport when she has an early morning flight, she arms herself with a granola bar and a banana.
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Un nombre croissant de membres de l'Union africaine entretiennent une relation hostile à la Cour pénale internationale (CPI), basée à la Haye, dont les 29 premiers accusés sont tous africains.
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If $200 a month seems steep, think about it as $50 a week or around $6.45 a day (the cost of coffee and a croissant on your way to work).
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It seems like that kind of commitment to his potential customers—even the ones who mispronounce 'croissant'—would be commended, but instead it attracted the attention of the local authorities.
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R. gets an espresso, I get a cappuccino, and we split a ham and cheese croissant, a bagel with avocado, cream cheese, and dill, and tomato toast with olive oil.
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In the clip above — skip to the 4:45 mark — Holland talks about one that started when he pronounced the word "croissant" in a way that the internet deemed funny.
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The tacro is a mash-up made of a flaky laminated croissant shell and your favorite taco fillings, and it's no wonder these beauties have been selling out before noon.
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This coffee and donut chain is giving away their new donut fries made from croissant dough tossed in cinnamon sugar for free to the first 100 guests between 10 a.m.
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Following a croissant-inspired hairdo for his couture show in January, this time designer Karl Lagerfeld enlisted makeup artist Tom Pecheux to mimic an accessory — the brand's iconic quilted handbag.
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If it were up to them, they'd be chain smoking Marlboro Lights as Jamie XX or James Blake floats down from the sky with another cigarette or a nutella croissant.
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Serving French classics like ratatouille, duck confit, steak frites, charcuterie, a raw-bar selection and, for brunch, croissant French toast, this place is the very definition of a neighborhood bistro.
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And the cruffin, made with croissant dough baked in a muffin tin with a custard filling, may become a favorite: Supermoon Bakehouse, 120 Rivington Street (Essex Street), no phone, supermoonbakehouse.com.
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It's not surprising that a country's staple dishes can have foreign origins: See the debate over the origins of the croissant (experts agree it was inspired by the Austrian kipfel).
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At R.W. Guild they can munch on a croissant while weighing the merits of a $48 candle or custom-made and antique housewares that may well cost double their rent.
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Agata also took me to Coffee Karma at Zbawiecela Plaza ("a hipster area," she said) where I got a 9-zloty AeroPress coffee and a decent croissant for 6 zloty.
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The croissant encasing it was softer and more pillowy than the flaky variety you'd find at a Parisian patisserie, but we liked that the texture didn't fight the crisp bacon.
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Pull it out when you want to share a croissant that may otherwise shatter into a million flakes or a Napoleon that threatens to release a gush of pastry cream.
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A few days ago, in the middle of a field, Dawn Woodward and Jeff Yankellow presented me with a whole-wheat croissant, the thought of which would normally make me retch.
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Yes, there are plenty of travel apps out there, but occasionally you might journey to regions where getting from A to B is more important than finding the city's best croissant.
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These days, when she has a craving for a chocolate croissant or fries, she opts for a piece of toast with some Nutella or sweet potato fries via an air fryer.
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The French baker, who is best known for creating the cronut, a viral doughtnut-croissant hybrid, in 2013, pays homage to baking's mathematical roots in a YouTube video accompanying today's Doodle.
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Wilds isn't scheduled to launch until late 2017, but the company has just released a live-action trailer for the game, directed by Radical Friend and choreographed by Jasmine Albuquerque-Croissant.
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You'll feel a little confused at the end of the whole thing, but mostly because you'll be craving an over-inflated croissant, and wondering what an empty orange actually tastes like.
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His defence is not that a full English bests a croissant (though it obviously does), but that the virtue of Britain's cuisine lies in the country's historical openness to the world.
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Silly visual gags are hidden in almost every scene: a cafe menu lists "croissant juice" for sale, while a movie poster for "When Tabby Met Snappy…" hangs on an office wall.
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Baking a good croissant is an elaborate, multi-day process, a labor of love that took Armando Lacayo nearly twenty years to perfect before he opened his San Francisco bakery, Arsicault.
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Every hour, twenty-two Americans give into an inner Parisian impulse, stepping out of their Brooklyn borough to find a fresh chocolate croissant and somewhere that sells a Caudalie Beauty Elixir.
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We'd expected the this croissant to be too sweet for our liking, but it was a great balance of flavours, and went really well with the pastry and its almond toppings.
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There's little flaky about the croissant and the advertised side of salsa is initially forgotten, but the pair are so warm that the food is just an afterthought at this point.
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"My guilty breakfast pleasure is a Trader Joe's cinnamon croissant loaf prepared like French toast," Mike Solomonov, chef and owner of various Philadelphia-area restaurants (including Zahav and K'Far), told Insider.
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The fast-food coffee chain's newest snack is made from croissant-style doughnut dough and tossed in cinnamon sugar, which differs from the traditional yeast ring and cake-like doughnut dough.
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Former pro boxer Mario Oscar Melo -- who fought Michael Moorer for the WBO light heavyweight title in 1990 -- died Sunday after choking on dough during a croissant-eating contest in Argentina.
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Think entry-level stuff like Nutella croissants, but also Nutella croissant French toast (wow), liege waffles with apple compote and hazelnuts (yes), and hot coffee drinks with Nutella drizzle (yes, please).
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The one room has only stools around a white, minimalist horseshoe rectangular bar where servers will slide out sandwiches like smoked salmon on a croissant or stewed beef neck with avocado.
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So inevitably it's the croissant that's seen as being in danger of degradation: the noble, labor-intensive French pastry sullied by its union with the crude, arriviste American doughnut or muffin.
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Sarah and I chose the "Breakfast at Tiffany option," which came with a bowl of fruit, a croissant with various types of spreads: Nutella, honey butter or sour cherry-cranberry jam.
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It&aposs denser than a doughnut and it has these little very thin layers like you get from a croissant and it&aposs extremely buttery, but still very light and airy.
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The deluxe sandwich consists of one butter croissant and two Bacon Gruyère Sous Vide Egg Bites, which are balls of egg topped with Gruyere and Monterey Jack cheese and Applewood smoked bacon.
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Because I'm a little early on time, I make a quick stop at a boulangerie and get a croissant ($1.20) and a café crème ($2.45) that I eat on their outside table.
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If a leather BDSM collar indicates you're down to bang in a plastic-sheeted dungeon, a beret suggests you're the type of person who'd pick at a croissant while smoking a Gitane.
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To make the creme egg crodough, Rinkoff's bakers make croissant pastry using their 100-year-old recipe, and then fry it like a doughnut to give it height and a layered effect.
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Rembrandt lived in this part of the city, and it occurred to me one morning, mid-croissant, that the artist could conceivably have known the occupant and sat in this very kitchen.
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But in classic New York fashion, the human tragedy unfolding during the 6AM line-up at Ansel's bakery did not dissuade early risers from getting their hands on a donut-croissant hybrid.
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The rise in choice for those following a vegan diet has exploded and even expanded into coffee-shop chain breakfast foods in the UK, with Pret a Manager launching a vegan croissant.
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I haven't eaten yet and there's a Starbucks next store, so I reward myself with an iced coffee and croissant ($6.79 but paid with money I already put on the account above).
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It may be the new norm in the so-called "croissant pauvre" -- the crescent of poor neighborhoods to the west, including Molenbeek -- but it's a jarring sight in a prosperous neighborhood like this.
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It's the creation of UK site Twisted Food, which also has a whole page dedicated to hybrid lasagne dishes, including lasagna samosas, jalapeño poppers mac and cheese lasagna, and croque monsieur croissant lasagna.
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Among Instagrammable breakfast mash-ups, first there was the Cronut (a croissant crossbred with a doughnut), followed by croiffles and cragels, bronuts (brownies meets doughnuts) and doissants (which are Cronuts by another name).
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If the croissant is doomed to linearity, Poirot is resigned to having the airy round vowels in his name mercilessly flattened by parlour-maids, deliverymen, and policemen (Moosier Parrot, Monsoor Porrit, Mr Poyrott).
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Inside Josh's Deli, Marcus lifts a pair of soft-shell crabs out of a deep-fryer and layers them onto a sliced croissant with fried eggs, bacon, American cheese, and paprika-laced ketchup.
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The light, flaky croissant whose crispy crust and soft, almost chewy insides are too utterly dependent on gluten to replicate — that is, without adding gums, starches and preservatives that these bakers won't use.
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Front Burner Just steps from Fifth Avenue's shopping bag scrum, you can sip a coffee in quiet luxury, perhaps nibbling a croissant or more substantial panini imagined by Cesare Casella, the consulting chef.
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After all, the croissant has no texture to speak of, the apple is bright red (not a good sign), and the Woman Raising Her Hand has eyes that take up half her head.
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A case in point is her signature Croissant de Lune, a curved gold earring with eight white diamonds inset that follow the line of the earlobe, echoing the shape of the crescent moon.
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But the most popular indulgence by far is the croissant baked with ham, cheese and whole grain mustard; the breads, such as the French style baguette and rye raisin loaf, are tasty too.
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After you clean up, treat yourself to a delicious almond cronut ($3.50), a doughnut-croissant hybrid at Too Sweet Cakes, owned and operated by the 25-year-old pastry chef prodigy Shelbi Blok.
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Manhattan billionaire Thomas Crown (Pierce Brosnan) likes to spend his mornings in the Metropolitan Museum of Art's Impressionist galleries, eating a croissant (mon dieu!), and staring at his favorite painting of hay stacks.
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Operation Croissant, created by novelist Rosa Rankin-Gee, went ahead anyway and the Parisians, led by Imogen Roy and Muysers Marie-Cybèle, decided to donate all the food to a homeless charity instead.
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The food/drink: Millennials continue to fuel the healthy food movement with the Paleo diet and quinoa — except when they're willing to stand in line for the infamous croissant-donut hybrid, the cronut.
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"Part of the frustration," Cole says of every New Yorker's morning rush, "is you want to grab something but half the places only offer the most delicious croissant," which isn't necessarily nutritionally supportive.
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An almond croissant is to be enjoyed in a leisurely manner, on a Sunday, while sitting on some garden furniture—or better yet, en France herself, gazing up at la tour Eiffel, perhaps!
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Everything Bagel Cream Cheese Breakfast Bake, French Onion Soup with Croissant Croutons, Grilled Pork Banh Mi Sandwiches, Philly French Dip, Roasted Butternut & Pomegranate Salad, and more more more ohhhhhh there is much to love!
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According to Heather Arndt Anderson's "Breakfast: A History," the croissant was introduced to France in the late 1830s, when an Austrian artillery officer named August Zang founded a bakery, Boulangerie Viennoise, that sold kipferl.
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At long last, Apple is releasing brand-new and completely redesigned emoji, including avocado (avocado toast!), bacon, and croissant — as well as tons of careers for women (because we can be rock stars, too).
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We belong to an era of artisanal gourmet foie gras doughnut-croissant hybrids with candied hibiscus leaves and bits of 14-karat gold, but there's still nothing like a good old-fashioned Krispy Kreme.
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The juice was good and the walnut pie tasted average, but the last snack was the biggest shocker — despite looking like a croissant it was actually filled with some sort of cold chicken breast.
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Parisian Bear Ornament, $16Add some French charm to the tree no matter where you are with this adorably chic Parisian mouse ready to go with his mustache, striped Breton shirt, and croissant in tow.
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The offering comes with coffee or tea, followed by a croissant and seasonal fruit and rounded out with your choice of a buttermilk waffle, smoked salmon and bagel stack, truffle eggs, or avocado toast.
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The second will probably be your enthusiastic informant's favorite dish — perhaps a sticky-sweet, pandan custard-slathered croissant from the breakfast menu, or one of the many spicy papaya salads from the dinner menu.
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Services like ShareDesk, WeWork or Croissant help you rent an office space and sit among freelancers and other professionals, maybe making some new friends or even taking advantage of a stocked pantry or kitchen.
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Even the croissant and coffee I had for breakfast the next day at Bellagio Patisserie cost more than $20 — though it did come with a pretty great view of the world's tallest chocolate fountain.
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Torres then shapes the dough into loaves or confections like medialunas (Argentina's version of a croissant), before letting the dough rest for 20 hours until the team returns the following morning to, once again, bake.
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Before dinner service begins, guests can stop in for coffee made by famed Norwegian barista and roaster Tim Wendelboe and inventive pastries such as a knotted croissant glazed with coffee kombucha or fermented beef garum.
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There are beautifully bright details — fish scales glistening like sequins, the layers of a croissant flaked and dissolving on Lena's tongue — that keep us hungry for more, turning the pages toward some sort of resolution.
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It features 68 new recipes, including their beloved morning buns (a sweet roll made with croissant dough and filled with orange-scented cinnamon sugar), as well as updates to older ones to reflect current tastes.
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After exiting the freeway in Ventura, I headed to the Royal Bakery and Cafe and bought a couple of items: a so-so scone ($2) and a much better croissant with turkey and cheese ($3.95).
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Because even if someone isn't at all intimidated by making a pie crust (or a chocolate croissant for that matter), true pastry geeks know there's always room to learn how to make a better one.
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Jeremiah and Kirk head off to buy Aimee a corsage (she'll later refer to it as her "croissant"), and that evening, the crew surprises Aimee with dinner at one of Panama City Beach's finest strip malls.
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We stop at a coffee shop on the way and I buy coffee and a turkey sandwich, plus K.'s food to thank her for taking care of me last night (butter croissant and cheese curds).
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WHATABURGER APOLOGIZES AFTER MANAGER DENIED SERVING PLAINCLOTHES DETECTIVE CARRYING GUN If you're looking for other treats, Starbucks said its Frosted Doughnut Cake Pop, the Confetti Sugar Cookie and Summer Berry Swirl Croissant are limited-time items.
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After I drop her off, I go and grab a coffee and a croissant at a local café with a mother I've been friends with since my daughter and her son were in nursery school together.
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The 26-year-old first performed at Glastonbury on the tiny Croissant Neuf stage in 2011, a few months before the release of his debut album "+", which went on to sell more than 4 million copies.
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I did a couple of loops around the market, finally settling on a croissant ($3) from Blue Oven Bakery and a macchiato ($3) from Urbana Cafe, where Daniel Noguera slings espresso from a cute Ape car.
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We all need to eat, and when we stop to consider our eating habits we are really pondering a galaxy of concerns that seem all out of proportion with, say, the desire to eat a croissant.
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The cruffin, made of croissant dough fastidiously draped in muffin tins to achieve a bouffant's rise, was invented the same year as the Cronut by the pastry chef Kate Reid of Lune Croissanterie in Melbourne, Australia.
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But since I'm currently sitting in an outdoor cafe with my coffee and croissant, I thought I might take a few minutes to address two misconceptions that, I believe, are coloring discussion of the trade conflict.
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Nisha Garigan of Croissant, a membership that gives you access to international, drop-in coworking spaces, agreed that press was important, and found ways that it didn&apost have to break her company&aposs limited budget.
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If you're ready to take your flaky love to a stable level, the bakery offers a A$63 degustation that takes diners on a journey with three iterations of the croissant and all-you-can-drink coffee.
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RELATED: 17 High-Protein Snacks You Can Eat On the Go Avoid the buffet It's tempting to pile a plate at the buffet with pancakes, fruit, bacon, scrambled eggs, and a chocolate-filled croissant on the side.
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Boasting "a modern twist on traditional Asian flavours," this year's special edition Kit Kats are available in Red Bean and Toasted Coconut, and Citrus Crème Brulee — which sounds about as Asian as a croissant, let's be honest.
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It's $43 for two sandwiches (turkey sausage, egg, and cheese on an English muffin for me, and a bacon, egg, and cheese on a croissant and a coffee for N.), but I only pay for my sandwich.
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Because store-bought puff pastry is not as rich as croissant dough, you'll want to keep your fillings moist: smear sour cream or guacamole on the bottom, top with beans or, even better, pulled pork or chicken.
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The penovani khachapuri is somewhat in a league of its own, as it doesn't belong to any particular region; its name comes from pena (ფენა), meaning "layer," due to its yeast-leavened puff pastry (like a croissant).
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But this year, a strange new prom ritual has emerged from the murky waters of adolescence and social media and is spreading like wildfire across social media platforms: wearing a croissant instead of the traditional flower corsage.
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On the day my mother forgot I existed, I sat across from her in a small cafe in the Berkshires, watching her sip her cappuccino and delicately tear off a piece of the croissant we were sharing.
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When Audrey Hepburn stood outside Tiffany Fifth Avenue in 1961, paper coffee cup and croissant in hand, pining after her dream diamonds, she immortalized the phrase "Breakfast at Tiffany's" and inspired far-flung fantasies for decades to come.
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He tries to engage his hired hand in inane and unreciprocated chitchat, and has gone so far as to bring him a croissant from Le Perche, a fancy French bakery, which he can't decide whether to give him.
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Brad Fithian: Our top sellers would definitely be, we call our famous five, and that&aposs our Chicago-style hot dog, Italian beef, we have char-broiled burgers, we have a chicken croissant, and we have chopped salad.
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Wednesday Breakfast: Cold-brew coffee and oatmeal Lunch: Cereal and mac 'n' cheese Same breakfast again, but I pretty much eat this every day, regardless of whether I'm doing an experiment, unless I splurge and buy myself a croissant.
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At a pro-Maduro march in Caracas on Wednesday, organizers handed out packages of food - a croissant, some juice and an orange - to several thousand attendees, many of them state employees wearing red shirts emblazoned with their departments' name.
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The buffet breakfast, served in an airy ground-floor atrium with a view of the gardens of surrounding apartment towers, went beyond the basic continental of croissant, juice and coffee by adding cereals, cheese, ham and fresh fruit salad.
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A counter for chocolate drinks, coffee and tea includes the brand's well-known strawberry-dipping station and a display of grab-and-go pastries, salads and sandwiches, including the trademarked Croiffle, a croissant sandwich pressed in a waffle iron.
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Grab a seat on the leafy patio and order the shakshouka (250 rupees), Leo Special (fried eggs, chicken, cheese and a chile plum sauce on a flaky croissant or fresh baguette, 300 rupees) and a Vietnamese coffee (2140 rupees).
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When you order a croissant and you get sea urchins wrapped in cabbage and pine salt: like swiping right on a female Michael Bolton lookalike only to be met in the foyer of the British Museum by Isabella Rossellini.
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O.K., after the 300th time of being pummeled by social media with Oprah's ode to bread, I went over to Breads Bakery on East 16th Street and I had the damn croissant, which cost me 9 of my 30 daily points.
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L. buys me a ham and cheese croissant and orange juice from our local bakery, which we eat back at our flat watching some politics (Brexit is boring me to death but I need to know what is going on!).
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Kalinowski told CNBC that a chain like Wendy's could differentiate itself from competition with its truffle burger — which features truffle aioli, truffle parmesan cheese sauce and a buttery croissant bun — and could challenge its rivals to attempt to emulate the creation.
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"Whether it is bacon butties for the 9am team meeting, some healthy treats post gym work out or the ultimate freshly baked croissant and coffee there is now no excuse to skip breakfast," says the rather chirpy UberEATs press release.
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Melo's sister Aida reportedly told a local news station that her brother made several attempts to get the host's attention before collapsing on the stage after choking on a medialuna, which is an Argentinian croissant, according to the Associated Press.
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One key way in which Arcology proves innovative is in McRyhew's collaboration with Milton Melvin Croissant III, a visual artist who produced a series of videos and stills that gives the music a contextually significant and rather fascinating post-human world.
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Photograph by Yudi Ela for The New Yorker A tostada and a café con leche is a breakfast duo as iconic as a cappuccino and a croissant—or, if you prefer, a fried cruller dipped in frothy, freshly made soy milk.
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First, take a 7-sided polygon in a sort of "croissant" shape, like this: Then stack many of them together in a spiral, like this: You'll get something that starts to look like a circle, except with many flat edges.
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"If the suggestion is that the mayor and Mr. Byford splitting a croissant at some point would have a governor-run system fixed, I'm skeptical of that logic," the mayor's spokesman, Eric Phillips, said in a statement before the meeting.
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I'm staying at the Vinoy [in downtown St. Petersburg] and for instance, this morning, I'm not trying to find out whether the coffee is better here or there, or if the croissant is as good as it is in Paris.
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During a conference call in late July, David Hoffmann, president of Dunkin' Donuts' U.S. and Canada division, said sales of breakfast sandwiches were strong, driven by the chain's Wake-Up Wraps and the rollout of the new pretzel croissant breakfast sandwich.
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Their rent for the restaurant and basement space, at $33,000 a month, is 77 times what it was when the club opened (that's not adjusting for inflation — but, in the name of consistency, they're not charging $77 for a croissant).
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But there are other, more creative offerings as well: Nutella-filled croissants, croissant French toast, pound cake panzanella, chia hemp-seed parfait, frozen Nutella pops, sourdough toast with ricotta and fruit, creme brulee, grilled banana bread, shakes, hazelnut blondies, hot cocoa, and more.
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One was of a croissant, where I could see every minute line and crack in the flaky crust, and the other was of a fruit and berry bowl, where each of the little hair-like stalks on the raspberries was sharp and distinct.
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On Sunday mornings—my dad's only day off work—our family would drive to the nearest Westfield shopping mall, where we'd dine at 'French inspired' café chain Délifrance on Level 2, and where I tried my first croissant and felt intensely European.
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If you want breakfast in New York, you can try out a cragel, which is half croissant, half bagel; pastel-colored unicorn lattes; $11 açai bowls; or quail eggs with Wagyu steak tartare — all of which complicate breakfast beyond what it is: fuel.
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Au-deçà, le Paris " civilisé " et aisé; au-delà, les banlieues, comme celles de la Seine-Saint-Denis, où beaucoup souffrent d'un manque d'opportunités, d'un déficit de logements corrects et d'un chômage croissant — fin 2017, celui-ci s'élevait à 11,4 % dans les banlieues.
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If all these men went on strike at once, Pret a Manger would have to discontinue their almond croissants, which are simply the messiest of the croissant family (flakes of pastry and little delicious bits of nut, all over the shop, like sand).
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It features a sweet and savory menu of grab-n-go items like salads and sandwiches, specialty beverages, sweet treats, and signature items — like The Croiffle, a fresh-made buttery croissant pressed into a hot waffle and filled with ingredients like cheese, egg, or chocolate.
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Needless to say, we decided to find out what the salted egg yolk croissant hype was all about and luckily for us, also found that on top of salted egg yolk croissants, Singaporean pastry shop Antoinette, sold chilli crab and salted caramel ones too.
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Phoenix Coffee has an outpost downtown (1700 East Ninth Street), but it's worth heading to its location in the Ohio City neighborhood (3000 Bridge Avenue), just minutes outside downtown, so that you can get a pastry from Metro Croissant to go with your espresso.
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French pâtisserie traditions have given us the éclaire, pain au chocolat, croissant, and brioche, and even the most ordinary of Parisian bakeries can be counted on for oven-fresh deliciousness But it seems the British public dgaf about culinary heritage or fancy baking methods.
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Diners these days "are not really happy with just the chocolate-chip cookie or the croissant," says Melissa Chou, the pastry chef at San Francisco's Mister Jiu's, where she crowns her classic banana cream pie, imbued with black sesame, in angular chevrons of mascarpone.
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I've grown fond of French toast made with croissants, but I've been trying to eat better, so I dip the croissants in egg whites, which is not so much better because it's still a croissant, but I'll put some fruit and yogurt on top.
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Deciding whether Parasite is the "best," rather than Marriage Story or Little Women or The Irishman, feels like being asked to decide what's best: a ripe, succulent peach just picked from the tree; a sublime, freshly baked, buttery croissant; or a perfect bowl of ramen.
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"People say the French are eating less bread because of gluten-free, because of low-carb," Mr. Rigo said, sitting in a cafe here and dunking a flaky croissant into a hot chocolate made the French way, with melted chocolate diluted by warm milk.
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Dunham says she began her day with green tea and a somber check of the news before eating half a croissant — then promptly lost her appetite when she learned Betsy DeVos was confirmed as education secretary by a historic tie-breaking vote by Vice President Mike Pence.
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Her feed now includes Gucci #sponcon, Proenza Schouler's latest sportswear drop, and the Nanushka brown bomber jacket that was literally put on the map by various Insta-girls ("It looks like you're wrapped in a croissant," Reese says); all photographed against desolate, textured, brightly colored backgrounds.
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Even if many of these menu items seem unlikely to be missed, several of them do seem to have devotees (this writer would like call out Dunkin's Tuna Salad Sandwich on a croissant for getting her and her college roommates through a few particularly bad hangovers).
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All these companies seem to be competing for a similar demographic, not only with one another, but also with coffee shops, free workspaces, and other flexible co-working options like Croissant, which provides members with access to unused desks and offices in traditional co-working spaces.
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News of a new mix from one of the Optimo boys is up there with finding a fiver in your jeans pocket, or snaring the last ham, cheese and tomato croissant in Pret in the "good things that could realistically happen on a Thursday morning" stakes.
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In August, he married the Danish fashion model Caroline Brasch Nielsen (for whom Sophie designed a wedding ring: a twist on the Croissant de Lune, with a swirl of graduating diamonds), and earlier this year, he launched his third restaurant, Kafeteria, at the National Gallery of Denmark.
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And they're bringing some special new items, including a lush chocolate mousse cake gleaming with dark chocolate glaze, curried choux puffs, savory thyme shortbread cookies, honey whole-wheat éclairs and croissant bread pudding: Bien Cuit, opens Saturday, Grand Central Market, 43rd Street and Lexington Avenue, biencuit.com.
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Here's a scenario: You revisit your carefree years, rent a red Volkswagen and travel through Europe, stopping in Paris for coffee and a croissant on the Champs-Élysées, then on to the Amalfi coast, where you'll sail to the waterfalls of Marmorata and the Emerald Grotto.
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Tapsell's brilliant writing (she's a self-confessed Nora Ephron fan) and comedic timing reels you in from the very beginning, with a priceless scene in which she decides a powdery almond croissant is the best possible choice while wearing a crisp dark suit right before an important meeting.
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After chowing down on what I assume is the plucky entrepreneur's traditional breakfast of a Burger King sausage and egg croissant sandwich, I arrived at the Metro Convention Center at 10 AM, a slightly hungover and greasy vessel ready to be filled with the ancient wisdom of the markets.
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The signature bun with barbecued pork, the restaurant's claim to fame, is baked with a rich, buttery pineapple-shaped crust that complements the savory smokiness of the meat and has a pleasing croissant-like texture—"So it doesn't stick to your tongue," the chef likes to tell his patrons.
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Similarly, the ham, egg and cheese on English muffin has less than half the amount of calories, saturated fat and sugar compared with the sausage, egg and cheese on croissant, but it still has 740 milligrams of sodium, which is a high for those who are watching their salt intake.
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Over several mini bottles of red and foil-wrapped meals together, I quickly learned that the petite girl with infectious enthusiasm sitting next to me was the owner and sole employee of a Melbourne-based wholesale croissant business who clocked an average of 90 hours over a seven-day work week.
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Though it may sound like a species of rare Australian crocodilian, according to the retail behemoth, it's a mashup of a croissant and a flour tortilla: a flaky, layered affair that can be wrapped around taco filling, used as a pizza crust, transformed into a dessert, or (probably) worn as a hat.
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Located less than a 10-minute walk from the youthful, busy Jaegergardsgade neighborhood, home to many of the city's best cafes (try Juliette for a morning latte and chocolate croissant), its perfectly firm, all-natural horse-hair mattresses (from the Swedish brand Hastens) are the ideal reward after a day of sightseeing.
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Michael followed Meg's recommendation and Italian custom, happily dunking his cornetto (think Italian croissant) into his coffee, while I was content to stick to my morning regulars, two cappuccinos in quick succession, until I scanned the bar and was stopped by a cake as yellow as a child's drawing of the sun.
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The feature is already ruined for me, because I've seen one perfect use of the 280-character tweet and it was searingly, unbearably brilliant, like staring directly into the sun in the middle of making out, or swallowing a chocolate croissant whole and then crawling into a sleeping bag to nap for 11 hours.
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"You need that little bit of sweetness with the saltiness," said Libby Lord, who was spending her lunch break from her job at an insurance company eating ham on a croissant at the Honey Baked Ham store not far from the company's headquarters in Alpharetta, Ga., a suburb about 30 miles north of Atlanta.
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In the storied, hours-long film Walden: Diaries, Notes, and Sketches, the immediacy of each moment — sunlight on a girl's legs, Stan Brakhage walking through a park, a cat nibbling on Mekas' croissant, women rallying for peace in Times Square, John Lennon and Yoko Ono enacting their bed-in — is bestowed with poetic significance.
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The Donut Pub 203 W 14th St, New York, NY 10011 (646) 398-7007 Enjoy a very late (or very early?) breakfast at this all-day donut counter hawking classic glazed rounds alongside a selection of croissant donuts like salted caramel and maple bacon, as well as quite possibly the city's best black-and-white cookie.
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It's also a meal that varies wildly depending on who you are and where you are in the world: if you're a tech support officer in London, it's unlikely you'll be eating queso fundido on your lunch break; if you're a chartered surveyor in Mexico City, you probably won't be eating a Pret ham and cheese croissant.
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Like every other item that comes in the signature box, the meals reportedly won't come cheap (a coffee and croissant will cost $29, according to Vanity Fair, and comes with a choice of avocado toast, truffled eggs, or smoked salmon bagel), but that just means that this is the time to bust out your black Givenchy dress and go all out.
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After bemoaning the traffic from Primrose Hill ("Just the nicest part of London," according to Isaacson) and the half-lobster-that-could-have-been-a-shrimp served to him the previous lunchtime at The Wolseley ("Well, that's the difference between the smaller Canadian lobster and the proper native English lobster from Cornwall or Scotland," says Clivaz), Isaacson orders a croissant and a latte.
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Some of the most common fuckups seem to be minor factual errors, like a 1970 Roger Taylor playing a circa-1990s drum kit during Bohemian Rhapsody, or continuity mistakes, like the big red dot disappearing from Mia Wallace's chest after she gets that adrenaline shot in Pulp Fiction, or Julia Roberts' breakfast magically changing from a croissant to a pancake in Pretty Woman.
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It's a traditional Sri Lankan street food that is most definitely not limited to breakfast time, but hey, we tend to like our eggs before 3 PM. If you're looking at the ingredients list and wondering what the hell tingmo and paratha are, the answer is that they're wonderfully doughy, flaky flatbreads that have a texture somewhere between a tortilla and a croissant when they're warmed.
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In it, he asks if he should buy her a "croissant," to which she responds, "You mean corsage…" It seems like an honest mistake, presumably caused by autocorrect, and while we're not here to judge the spelling abilities of high school kids, "corsage" isn't exactly the hardest word to spell—but more importantly, isn't really that close to the word for the buttery French baked good.
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In addition to coffee drinks, juices and fresh-baked pastries, the menu is divided between "Breakfast"—which includes egg dishes as well as french toast, pancakes and oatmeal—and "Brunch & Lunch," featuring a variety of soups, salads and sandwiches (including "Chips Ham Sandwich" with two eggs on a croissant.) As is expected, the exterior of the building is also stunningly beautiful with a Spanish-inspired clay tile roof.
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Read more:45 hotels around the world with stunning viewsYou can stay in a bread-themed hotel suite that&aposs complete with croissant wallpaper and an edible wall of bagelsYou can stay at Jim Beam&aposs bourbon distillery for $23 per night, and it comes with a full bar, dinner, and a tasting tourA cheese-themed hotel is opening in London, and each stay comes with a cheese delivery service
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Hydration About 8 glasses of water a day Breakfast 2 pieces of avocado toast on sprouted whole grain bread, sprinkled with Celtic sea salt Apple 1 Americano coffee Snack Butter croissant Lunch Half of a pita sandwich with hummus, chicken, rice and lettuce Small bowl of chicken noodle soup Dinner Yellowtail and tuna sushi Miso soup Edamame Cucumber hand rolls Dessert Vegan honeycomb ice cream with caramel sauce 1 Americano coffee From Coinage: Here's When It's Worth to Buy Organic Total Calories: 1,924 The Verdict: Elfman makes great choices right off the bat with sprouted bread and avocado, says Chicago-based dietician Dawn Jackson Blatner.
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I'm sure you are familiar, but it goes like this: Meme becomes somewhat popular on Twitter or Reddit or a body-builder forum; bloggers talk about the meme because it is their job; national morning shows try to understand the meme because they've been told to start treating the internet like a real thing; local businesses participate in the meme because maybe they'll be on TV for doing so; nightly news programs drive irrational panic about the meme because this is the purpose of the nightly news; bloggers are obligated to comment further, with needlessly detailed explanation, because now the posts will get oodles of search traffic; the subculture from which the meme originally sprung splits into two factions: people willing to debase themselves by making lowest common denominator versions of the joke that will spread quickly and keep them in the spotlight, and people who will double down on encrypting the meme with in-jokes and croissant-intricate layers of irony and sarcasm that make it indecipherable to an outside world that will, nevertheless, attempt to decipher it.
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