Chocolate Croissants I think it might be humanly impossible to hate croissants.
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Saying you're a 'problem-solver' is about as helpful as explaining your preference for chocolate croissants over regular croissants.
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But the best part is that you can order croissants without going to the boulangerie — finally a croissants-as-a-service startup.
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The restaurant, known for their honey butter croissants, teamed up with Dallas-based florist Petals and Stems to create a surprisingly elegant corsage using croissants, baby's breath flowers and roses.
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Today, charcoal products -- from croissants to capsules -- are everywhere.
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"How much weight can I gain per day eating croissants?"
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M. makes delicious sandwiches with croissants his parents left us.
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On the third day, you roll and bake the croissants.
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The croissants cost me a total of $220 a year.
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Today, I need to laminate my dough for the croissants!
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Red Velvet Croissants are what dessert dreams are made of.
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She moved on to tarts, fresh tagliatelle, and, lately, croissants.
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A glass case displays freshly baked apple pies and croissants.
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The bakery section was packed with doughnuts, croissants, and rolls.
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Wendy's breakfast menu includes biscuits, croissants, and breakfast roll sandwiches.
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Proofing and baking: Lightly egg was the croissants before proofing.
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The croissants should be noticeably larger and inflated with air.
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Is the charcoal-activated croissant the death knell of hipserised croissants?
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I brought some croissants, and we eat them with lingonberry preserves.
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The macarons, croissants, and loaves upon loaves of freshly baked bread?
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We recommend a concha or one of their guava-filled croissants.
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This month is my last, and the bread formula is croissants.
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The croissants aren't perfect, but holy balls do they taste good!
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Here's how these three flavoured croissants fared with our discerning tastebuds.
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Croissants demolished and white coats on, we head into the lab.
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Breads, muffins and croissants are made in house, as are desserts.
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Two Costco members discussed Costco's croissants in a 2017 Reddit thread.
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Everything I tried was delicious, but I especially enjoyed the croissants.
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A few coffee beans, croissants, loaves of bread, and some yogurt.
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I brought some of my croissants to share, and everyone loves them!
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Whatever she ended up doing, the croissants were the finest she'd made.
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Tesco confirms that their straight croissants are actually made with butter, too.
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It's so great, and there are these amazing croissants, pastry, amazing coffee.
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We both enjoy the best almond croissants New York has to offer.
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Bien Cuit, a bakery in Brooklyn known for its burnished croissants: $56,000.
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French (croissants, cheese) and Malagasy (rice and beans, vanilla) influences still abound.
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The coffee was tasty, but the croissants were out of this world.
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And the comedian Michelle Wolf explores women's rights, croissants and the environment.
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So farewell to Google France's Google+ page, and thanks for all the croissants.
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Starchy, sugary, carby goodness like bagels, croissants, pizza won't help you that much.
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"China has discovered croissants," notes Emmanuelle Auriole of the Toulouse School of Economics.
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As word spread about the tiny bakery and its delicious croissants, demand increased.
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Members love the croissants — and recommend one hack to make them even better
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Villagers brought bags of croissants and water bottles to those guarding border posts.
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Pastry Pete and Bertie soon compete, baking croissants in an intense, sweaty montage.
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It would be accurate, however, to say that he started out in croissants.
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The croissants also came with a Nutella spread and sour cherry-cranberry jam.
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That, or they don't feel croissants were an integral part of 15th-century life.
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Both my daughter and R. love Costco croissants, but they go bad pretty quickly.
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But, I mean, everyone eats bagels now, and they aren't as sexy as croissants.
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We've covered the environment, bitcoin, and why the future will be cafes and croissants.
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This week, she spends some of her money on croissants and pain au chocolat.
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But there is one thing that I'm 100 percent French about: Bread and croissants.
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Breakfast was a whopping €20 for standard buffet fare like croissants, eggs and bacon.
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There's even an alarm to wake you up with the smell of baking croissants.
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Hell, I'm surprised we haven't just foregone croissants completely for a multipurpose slurpable gloop.
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The options here were pretty standard — muffins, danishes, croissants — but they looked tasty enough.
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The spread is a favorite in France, often used for topping croissants and baguettes.
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Everything here is delicious but the almond croissants and the scones are particularly memorable.
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But the process for laminating croissants looked nothing like what Jacques was showing me.
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About 300 people began circling waiters armed with tubes of Pringles and mini-croissants.
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I've had better croissants, but the spreads gave the pastry most of its flavor.
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There's a little French place near us that has the most amazing croissants and paninis.
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These are the proofer boxes where the croissants are left to ferment before getting baked.
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The "croissant lab" opened in October 2015 and turns out around 7,000 croissants every week.
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I decide on croissants wrapped around brie and jam, and I buy seltzer as well.
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The meeting's done and there's leftover orange juice and croissants, which I help myself to.
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The Swiss seem to eat only croissants for breakfast, yet are somehow all very lean.
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Since the article was published, Arsicault has increased production to over 900 croissants a day.
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I brush the croissants with egg wash and put them in the oven…fingers crossed!
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The croissant itself was also very squished, which is not how I like my croissants.
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B buys us croissants ($6.82) and we devour them as we walk through the stalls.
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From Friday, British supermarket Tesco will stop selling curved croissants, instead offering only straight ones.
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Here's what else is happening: Warm croissants and toasted bagels will taste extra delicious today.
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Breakfast was all made to order; freshly baked croissants hold you over until food arrives.
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I shower and head to a nearby bakery to pick up croissants ($40 + $216.27 tip).
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The clip that centered on unhealthy foods showed hamburgers, French fries with mayonnaise and croissants.
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The fruit bowl was nice and the honey butter spread for the croissants was divine.
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We all chat and cook eggs, bacon, sausages, croissants, and hash browns while drinking mimosas.
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Croissants have hogged the pastry hybrid spotlight for years now, and bagels have had enough.
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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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Margarine was next, followed by candies, caramels, croissants, non-dairy creamers, ice cream and rice crackers.
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And, oh, breakfast does not start till six, so there will be croissants in the lobby.
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With the smell of fresh baguettes and croissants wafting through the air, Paris attracts foodies worldwide.
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The pastries, including eye-catching two-toned croissants and rose-macaron cakes, are just as decadent.
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I've baked everything from cupcakes and croissants to salmon and potatoes in it without any hassle.
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Front Burner Don't call François Brunet, Daniel Boulud's baker, a purist when it comes to croissants.
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Traditionally, curved croissants are baked with margarine and their straight counterparts with butter, making them tastier.
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"This is an essential sector," she told guests as they sipped coffee and ignored the croissants.
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A hairless Sphynx cat prowled the lovely buffet of croissants and fruit on her kitchen island.
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There are three new sandwiches served on croissants, biscuits and classic buns with eggs and meat.
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I'd folded it and rolled it, again and again, before shaping the dough into identical croissants.
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We head down and have another amazing breakfast of omelets, fried rice, honey croissants, and fruit.
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Once there, I offer to buy him a breakfast treat, and we go get croissants nearby.
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For under $10, you can pick up Kirkland Signature croissants or a pack of apple strudels.
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We do an easy three miles around the reservoir and then catch up over coffee and croissants.
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We have croissants, toasts, scrambled eggs, smoked salmon, cheese, and fruits to sustain us until the evening.
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TESCO'S decision to bake croissants that are straight rather than crescent-shaped has been met with consternation.
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And if it's hard, you can layer it to make pastries like pies, croissants, or puff pastries.
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The menu at Princi in Seattle includes more than 100 items including croissants, foccacia sandwiches and salads.
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Each day we ate breakfast — croissants and coffee from the bakery around the corner — in our kitchen.
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A bakery turning out breads and croissants, some sold retail during the day, occupies the lower level.
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Her kitchen now produces nearly 5,000 doughnuts a week, along with a variety of breads, croissants and cookies.
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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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Croissants, too, not those pop-can crescent rolls our mamas and the lunch ladies tried to feed us.
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Other items like freshly baked croissants, oatmeal, granola, and yogurt come filled and topped with the hazelnut spread.
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In food-related news, Britain's largest supermarket chain is banishing curved croissants, and will sell only straight ones.
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Whirlpool's new smart oven concept uses augmented reality to show you where to place your croissants and pizza.
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The croissants and donuts on offer are quite tasty, but for many customers, that isn't the main attraction.
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Along with saltwater and the scent of fresh-cut coconuts, you'll likely smell espresso and freshly baked croissants.
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The croissants baked like muffins soon became a viral sensation at Stephen's San Francisco bakery, Mr. Holmes Bakehouse.
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Anyway [Tesco no longer selling curved croissants] is good for us because it makes our products more original.
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To others, my life in Paris must seem fairly perfect, all croissants and long walks along the Seine.
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Wendy's biscuits and rectangular croissants will be made off-site at bakeries to avoid bogging down restaurant operations.
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I came for the croissants, but stayed for the tree-lined streets and the Temple of the Sun.
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Italian was a favorite cuisine, and Corriente Sajonas remembers numerous meals out for everything from steaks to croissants.
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"Croissants at LaGuardia (New York airport) are going for seven dollars a piece," Ocasio-Cortez tweeted on April 1.
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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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Sushi-Stuffed CroissantsCrack open these croissants to find an unexpected layer of smoked salmon, pickled ginger, wasabi, and nori.
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I also eat two croissants and pick out all the pineapple from the fruit bowl because it's my favorite.
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Will this cull of curved croissants — the French word for "crescent" — cause an identity crisis for the delicious pastry?
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Garner kicked off Saturday with an early morning jog before returning to the hotel with croissants for the family.
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The butter is ready to spread on toast, croissants, waffles, and even steak (yes, chocolate has delicious savory possibilities).
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Foods high on the glycemic index include corn flakes, popcorn, pretzels, croissants, white rice, white pasta, and white potatoes.
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Heads Up Paris's ubiquitous corner boulangeries have long been temples to gluten, with their baguettes, croissants and decadent patisseries.
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After we left the airport, we stopped at a bakery selling freshly baked baguettes and croissants and hot coffee.
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As of today, national supermarket chain Tesco will disregard centuries of pâtissier-honed technique and only sell straight croissants.
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From birthday cake croissants to luxury eclairs, pastry chefs seem to be at the forefront of new food trends.
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Choose foods the area is known for, such as gelato in Italy, croissants in France and steaks in Argentina.
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The pastry has more in common with the kind of flaky laminated dough used for croissants and mille-feuilles.
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At breakfast, guests gather in the whitewashed dining room for fresh-baked baguettes and croissants, cured meats and cheeses.
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Accordingly, I stalk supermarket sales at night: croissants at a dollar a pop at the end of the day.
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She takes control of her life, makes chocolate croissants, calls the shots on redecoration, and is a good mom.
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Croissants, including whole grain, and other baked goods like tartlets, cookies and excellent quiches, are made on the premises.
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Front Burner The French chain worked with the chef Matthew Kenney to develop vegan cakes, croissants, brioche and more.
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I'd love to give the green light to these croissants—I mean, they look like they're bursting with chocolate!
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Scientists, inspired by croissants, just invented a device that could deliver solar-powered energy even when the sun isn't shining.
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We've been awed by Chanel "croissants," intense red blush, and everything Pat McGrath has ever done to push the envelope.
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They gave Austria its coffeehouses and, legend has it, France its croissants (from the Islamic crescent on the Ottoman flag).
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Le Marais Assorted Pastry Sampler, $59.95Flaky, buttery croissants, pain au chocolate, and kouign-amann are the focus of this gift.
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"Even if the border is closed, they need to eat," said Vangelis Vozikis, 55, who had come to distribute croissants.
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It says that the soft spread is designed to be used as butter usually would, on bread, toast, or croissants.
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They don't have chocolate croissants today so instead, she opts for a raspberry danish and I choose a cinnamon roll.
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Some folks were still passed out on pillows, but many had risen and were snacking on croissants and boiled eggs.
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Drop by now, and you'll find croissants, a breakfast sandwich, salads, a burger and more as early as 7 a.m.
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Most pastries, especially croissants, are covered in an egg wash, which is simply a combination of eggs and whole milk.
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Another pick from Costco's in-house brand, Kirkland Signature, these butter croissants are indulgent and taste even better when toasted.
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In the Tampa area, we have a store that features a manned barista bar, with free macchiatos, croissants and sandwiches.
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It's the Gamer, who buys lottery tickets for the same reason I buy croissants: not for sustenance but for pleasure.
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The resulting collection — sculptural earrings with teardrop pearls and diamond croissants lined with yellow gold fringing — more than meets that goal.
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I downloaded the app thinking that, if bae struggled with less common produce, he wouldn't have trouble understanding baguettes and croissants.
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We ate the flaky edges of those croissants like they were Pop Rocks, just doing all their work in our mouths.
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It's coffee and croissants eaten at a leisurely pace inside an inclusive place full of light, good food, and the future.
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After heavy inspection, we believe the foursome dined on croissants, waffles, scrambled eggs, and maybe some bacon (or it is strawberries?).
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"IT'S A true catastrophe, monsieur," says a baker in central Paris as she places warm, flaky croissants in a paper bag.
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For hours after applying it, the color did not budge — no matter how many coffees I drank or croissants I ate.
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I buy two butter croissants (one for me and one for N.) and a chamomile mint tea for my scratchy throat.
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We stop and grab ham and cheese croissants, and I get an espresso before heading over to lay out our towels.
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I ordered veggie and bacon breakfast sandwiches, yogurt parfaits, almond croissants, and a massive fruit platter, which I got to expense.
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The dough is a bit more mottled than I would like, but I soldier on and make plain and chocolate croissants.
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Users insert scent capsules — they range from croissants and espresso to "seaside" and "lush jungle" — into the top of the clock.
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Maybe it's to do with the shininess of the croissants, maybe it's something to do with the colour of the yolks.
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The desire for straight croissants directly follows the desire for on-demand taxis; for one-click shopping; for instant drone delivery.
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But her war-weary hometown of Goma in the Eastern Democratic Republic of Congo didn't have croissants, fine bakeries, or cafes.
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Jacqueline Heriteau, its owner, charmed locals with a menu that went beyond croissants to hearty omelets and an array of sandwiches.
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Every year, teenagers across North America celebrate the end of high school by donning expensive dresses, rented suits, and croissants corsages.
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A. feeds the animals, and I peep at the goodies: monkey bread and a blueberry scone (they were out of croissants!).
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The establishment, which opened in 1990, was located in Union Square and famous for its decadent hot chocolate and flaky croissants.
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But all the generations were there to listen to his fiery stump speech over croissants and bowls of strawberries and pineapple.
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His feed featured croissants the size of a human head, zucchini lasagna, coconut doughnuts, cauliflower pizza and bacon-and-egg pasta.
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They boil day-old croissants into sugar syrup, whip leftover milk from coffee shops into whey, and ferment discarded pineapple skins.
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Afterward, head to the outdoor sandwich bar La Sandwicherie, a French import with sandwiches on melt-in-your-mouth croissants ($8).
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While the exchange may have seemed unusual for the seemingly opposite lawmakers, so did their previous Twitter exchange -- a feud over croissants.
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"At the heart of the move away from curved croissants is the spreadability factor," says Jones in a statement sent to Mashable.
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On the muddy ground, a fire of wooden crates is blazing, and bags of croissants are piled up on a camping table.
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In my favorite episode of Technotopia, futurist Ben Hammersley mentioned that he expects the future to be full of coffee and croissants.
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We also spy a package of croissants on the counter, so it looks like someone's about to craft a major breakfast spread.
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For example, Ms. Beck was utterly opposed to developing recipes for bread and croissants, since no Frenchwoman would make them at home.
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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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Front burner The flaky dough is similar to that used in croissants and mille-feuilles, and the fillings run sweet to savory.
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Fill it out, and the items can be delivered that day — along with, say, palmiers and croissants from Ms. Rose's adjoining bakery.
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We grabbed croissants and cappuccinos from a cafe and strolled along the promenade to find a bench to take it all in.
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At Peninsula Pastries Palm Springs, you can smell the butter even before you bite into one of this strip-mall bakery's croissants.
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It begins with pastries like Persian love cakes — dense with almond flour and lightly aromatic from rosewater — among cookies, croissants and pies.
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The croissants are made with 128 layers of butter and dough, and it took about 50 iterations to nail the biscuit recipe.
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But the next morning, in a gesture that indicated a shift in Falciani's status, his guards surprised him with coffee and croissants.
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A rabbit in a bowtie sipped champagne and ate croissants in business class, and it'll make you feel bad about flying economy
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Plus, there's already been so many promo photos from Paris, we feel like we're right there with the Angels eating croissants (yea, right).
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I also ate in The Carlton Room, where the espresso bar offers local Panther Coffee and light fare like almond croissants and empanadas.
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LONDON — Tesco is saying goodbye to crescent-shaped croissants, swapping them for straight ones because they'll apparently be easier for Brits to use.
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You'll sometimes see bakers gently weeping as they stir together their Victoria sponge, or tremble as they check the lamination on their croissants.
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When I turn my croissants, a massive flood of butter is shuttled to the end of my baking sheet, threatening an oven fire.
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I visit independent coffee shops when I can, and always find myself tempted by the massive croissants and sandwiches in the display case.
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" She added: "But mind you, the thing is that croissants always come out a lot of different shapes because they are hand rolled.
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Nevertheless, the croissants were miraculously flaky considering the heat and humidity, and buttery with a chewy sourdough tang — well worth the 6 soles.
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Tiffany is also offering free coffee and croissants from a cart outside its store at Singapore's ION Orchard shopping mall, through September 3.
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Neighbors often saw him shopping for groceries at the local import market or eating croissants at his favorite French cafe around the corner.
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A Mano, now two years old, features an impressive range of freshly baked goods, from seasonal doughnuts to Paris-worthy croissants and financiers.
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In addition to the inevitable Lamington, for New York customers he'll make a maple-bacon Danish pastry and peanut butter-and-jelly croissants.
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My guide, Baptiste Auclair, met me in the park with a picnic of coffee and croissants, and two horses tucked into a trailer.
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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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"I can understand the importance of symbolism and tradition, but straight croissants are more practical to make," Mr. Turquier said by telephone from Paris.
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We live in constant fear of a world that has, in the words of futurist Ben Hammersley, become overrun with cafes, coffee and croissants.
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And being able to get coffee, croissants, etcetera, in under 30 minutes at your desk or at your home was just a home run.
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But dramatic change in local retail is as likely as getting a French baker to make croissants with margarine—it's not going to happen.
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People rarely got mad when they stopped in for their morning coffee or their breakfast croissants; ice cream had a weight of its own.
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We sat down with Danler one spring morning at Buvette — the site of her last serving gig — over coffee and croissants to discuss Sweetbitter.
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The croissants were perfectly fluffy and crispy, and the shop had a lofted study space that most patrons don't know exists (read: not overcrowded).
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Down the block, a cafe called Pink Forest serves creative bubble tea flavors and jianbing — Beijing's famed savory pancakes — alongside bagels and almond croissants.
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Cheesy breakfast egg and polenta casserole, overnight French toast, croque-monsieur breakfast casserole and buttery breakfast casserole (made with croissants!) are all lovely options.
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The HomeBaker has 12 program cycles for you to easily make a variety of breads and other baked goods, such as cakes and croissants.
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The bakery produces thousands of items daily, notably croissants, bagels, muffins, macarons and chocolates: C-33 Concourse, Terminal C, Newark Liberty International Airport, otgexp.com.
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But home bakers can move into more sweetly complex territory while they graduate from snickerdoodles to French macarons, from muffins to homemade chocolate croissants.
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The outlet, operated by bakery chain Andersen, looks like any other, its glass walls luring pedestrians with displays of baguettes, croissants and sweet pastries.
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With such fun textures and flavor possibilities, it's easy to see why the pastry is so popular (take these red velvet croissants, for example).
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Woops, a bakeshop on Worth Street, put out half its usual number of pastries and still struggled to sell the stock of cookies and croissants.
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Junior had real croissants—the kind where you aren't supposed to pronounce the "r"—from a little bakery at the edge of the Fondren District.
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There are no signs, so I couldn't tell you the name of the place, but they have the best baguette and croissants in the city.
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Its bagels and croissants came at a price — steeper than the average Bangladeshi could afford, but not more than the wealthy were willing to pay.
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Lacayo's next goal is to develop into a full-fledged bakery, one that will be open all day long and sell more than just croissants.
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We also buy lemons, a prepackaged salad, sweet potatoes, carrots, crushed tomatoes, black beans, vanilla ice cream, eggs, tortilla chips, orange juice, croissants, and provolone.
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Capsules last for 30 days and come in packs of two, which will run you $10.90, or roughly the price of two actual fresh croissants.
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We're told the shindig cost about $10k, and some of that was even spent on food, including ham and cheese croissants and mini beef wellingtons.
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There were no croissants at Tuesday's meeting, but there was a bowl of Hershey's chocolates and discussion over the World Cup, the mayor's office said.
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Savory croissants — stuffed with smoked salmon and cream cheese with "everything" seasoning on top — are an item that's beginning to have traction in New York.
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In Venice, I found Anton Steiner's excellent sourdough toast and Nutella croissants at Superba Food + Bread, an industrial chic bakery-restaurant that opened in 2014.
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Kimchi, Tater Tots, Kiwis, Churros, Applesauce, Croissants, Sausages, Moules-frites, Macaroons, Cheetos, Bananas, Salami, Tofu, Milkshakes, Biscuits... I could, quite literally, do this all day.
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They took pictures at the Trocadero, next to quintessential Haussmannien architecture, over croissants and coffee, and even by a random classic car they walked past.
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We thoroughly enjoyed the breakfast buffet ($32 for adults and $16 for children) at the California Bistro, especially the pastry chef's killer croissants and bolillos.
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Two other tables are adrift in this cramped tableau, one of which was used for his morning coffee tray, usually served with milk and croissants.
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There are platters of Scottish smoked salmon, sausage, bacon, eggs, waffles, pancakes, croissants and cheese beside jars of homemade jams and a honeycomb hive tray.
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THE CAPPUCCINO patisserie in the centre of Ouagadougou, Burkina Faso's capital, offers freshly baked croissants and that rare delicacy in west Africa, a decent Italian coffee.
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It's an agreement we have: I get croissants, pains au chocolat, and baguettes ($6.50) and I give a couple to my neighbor as a thank you.
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Airline staff slipped trays of cheese omelets, croissants and fruit through a small gap in the curtain, trying to hide the young men from public glare.
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I also started to write one about a cult that makes all their money by selling croissants, so who knows where any of this stuff goes.
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The bakery, meanwhile, churns out aromatic breads (from traditional baguettes to apricot currant walnut sourdough) and artisanal baked goods, like pistachio croissants and pear rosewater muffins.
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There's also a raspberry-chocolate version: Croissants, $3.25 to $4.25 at Épicerie Boulud, 1900 Broadway (64th Street) and Plaza Food Hall, 1 West 59th Street, epicerieboulud.com.
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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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"Congolese people deserve good croissants too, just like people in Europe," says Jados, who reckons she'll have more and more local clients in the next years.
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Joining ramen burgers and birthday cake croissants on the list of food combinations that don't seem to belong together but magically do is sobeautifullyraw's donut sushi.
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The sunny courtyard at Bröd, a small bakery with the best medialunas (small croissants) in town, is the ideal place for planning your next winery visits.
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Also, don't miss the pastry chef's flaky croissants, sticky cinnamon buns, and crunchy Mexican bolillos at the breakfast buffet — they're also available in the Aviara Market.
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The pastries and breads are made with imported French flour and butter — the baguettes have a peerless crust, the croissants are curls of countless flaky layers.
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Also nearby is Small World Coffee, a convivial gathering place, and The Little Chef Pastry Shop (313 S. Tulane St.) which turns out rich, stretchy croissants.
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While the menu is subject to change based on location, the full Princi menu will include breakfast items like croissants, eggs and oats with Italian jam.
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Between these, donut sushi, sushi cake, and sushi croissants, there are truly no limits to the ways we can incorporate sushi into our meals...and our desserts.
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I feel like some iced coffee, so I walk down to Le Pain to pick up two coffees and two croissants for us before we head down.
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He and Berry wanted to cover breakfast staples like Welsh rarebit and the full English, as well as trendy brunch dishes like vegan sausages and brie croissants.
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Ksenia then matches the felines with some of her favorite stock food photos (freshly-baked croissants, tarragon chicken, blueberry pie), often camouflaging the cats in the cuisine.
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Aside from the bakery's claim the team are using the highest quality flour and butter to produce their goods, the croissants are also handcrafted over three days.
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Both crescent-shaped and straight croissants have been on the market for some time, but demand for the original curved variety has dwindled, a Tesco spokesperson confirms.
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It felt like something you had to experience at least once in your life, up there with seeing Big Ben in London or eating croissants in Paris.
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The government claims that bakers are breaking the rule to make more expensive sweet products, such as croissants and brownies, and thereby giving their profits a rise.
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The hilarious auto-correct mistake started blowing up on social media, with some even trying to makeshift their own corsages out of croissants, and Cheddar's took notice.
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In October, I was dismayed to discover that the bakery Paul is attempting to make "mince pie croissants" happen — that is, a British version of the cronut.
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Croissants, lasagna, spaghetti, EIGHT DIFFERENT FLAVORS OF ICE CREAM, and a bunch of salad stuff that I've never associated with KFC just laying there, waiting for me.
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Evan Fournier is French so he can eat croissants all day and still look like this in his vacation pics, even the ones he's not ready for.
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Pair it with one of the Cleveland Bagel Company's crispy-chewy rings, or head down the street to Bloom Bakery (200 Public Square) for croissants and muffins.
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At high-end bakeries, rainbow sprinkles are being baked into puff pastry for croissants, dotted onto French-style macarons and deployed to cover giant Funfetti wedding cakes.
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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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With puffle cones, cronuts, doughnut ice cream sandwiches, birthday cake croissants, and even bedazzled churro sundaes — what more could we be missing on the trendy dessert scene?
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The doughnuts, made from brioche dough, ooze creamy fillings and sport jaunty garnishes; the infinitely layered croissants are large, often filled and also festooned with edible decorations.
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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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It bakes other items you'd expect, like croissants, brioches and fruit tarts, and some you might not, like muffins and doughnuts made strictly for the American market.
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We didn't go to a farm, but we did go to the farmer's market, where my kids got glitter tattoos and chocolate croissants the size of their heads.
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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 place an order for pastries from a fancy bakery and croissants and rolls from another bakery for C. to pick up on Sunday before the party ($217.87).
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Croissants are already buttery and dangerously delicious, but these red velvet ones threaten to hold our sweet tooth hostage for all eternity— and we don't mind one bit.
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If you love Nutella, there are several brick-and-mortar cafes that serve tasty creations made with the hazelnut spread, from crepes and waffles to gelato and croissants.
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"I turned up at his workshop on a Saturday morning with a bunch of parts and a bag of croissants and he assembled it for me," she said.
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A continental breakfast of freshly baked focaccia, local cheeses, croissants and homemade jam is served daily in the house kitchen, which looks out toward San Pietro Caveoso square.
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Both restaurants are also selling viennoiseries like croissants and pains au chocolat: Boulangerie V, Vaucluse, 100 East 63rd Street, breads to order two days in advance from shop.altamareagroup.
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Currently, if you have a penchant for croissants, toast, or Frosted Mini-Wheats, a single speck of detritus from your meal can spell the end of a typing session.
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At the back of the SoHo store, there was a table with deli meats, cheese, ciabatta bread, mini cinnamon rolls, croissants, coffee, and water for everyone to nibble on.
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I ate veal head, six or seven almond croissants, raw oysters, clams, a handful of foraged blue foot mushrooms, and lamb heart, all washed down with cheap red wine.
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He did so the same laid-back way as someone at a bakery would ask you if you wanted anything else after getting a baguette and a few croissants.
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Diners at a nearby cafe, Pigalle, were startled by the gunfire, setting down their coffee and their croissants and going out onto the street to see what had happened.
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One Instagram picture at a time, they invaded cookies and waffles, then cocktails and croissants, and finally, as a design motif, phone cases, scented candles and press-on nails.
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Harvard nutrition expert Dr. Walter Willett is not a fan of orange juice with breakfast, and there are no boxed cereals, croissants, or cinnamon rolls at his morning table.
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According to Insider, the photo was taken by Serghei Platanov, who uploaded the thing to Shutterstock along with a bunch of other images of hoagies and croissants and shit.
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Front Burner Doughnuts and especially croissants are what the pastry chef Ry Stephen is baking at Supermoon Bakehouse, his first venture after leaving Mr. Holmes Bakehouse in San Francisco.
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The bars were full, ships in the harbor shimmered with a scaly bounty, and life was a contented pastiche of French habits, from fresh morning croissants to nightly digestifs.
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The next day, I roused my reluctant houseguests for a dawn trip to the Lincoln Memorial, with croissants and Champagne, to celebrate the spectacular odyssey from Lincoln to Obama.
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It was cold, too, but I was fortified by strong coffee and the kind of buttery, flaky croissants that seem to occur by magic only in France and Switzerland.
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I made Melissa Clark's buttery breakfast casserole one time with two croissants and a bunch of sandwich bread and it made me, briefly, the happiest person in Kings County.
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All manner of continental breakfast fare sits under this long expanse of glass: croissants and pain aux raisins and other viennoiseries, blueberry muffins with compote filling at their centers.
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These compact tabletop beacons possess radiant mood-setting powers in a myriad of unique shapes that aren't your average base and shade — moons, mushrooms, monstera leaves, and croissants all included.
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Today, as part of Your Spending In Your State: a project manager working in policy who makes $55,000 per year and spends some of her money this week on croissants.
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After Clarisse immigrated to the US five years ago, she began working in a commercial bakery that produced baguettes and croissants, though she was only allowed to shape the breads.
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With this toaster oven, I could still bake and keep my kitchen fairly cool — well, cooler than I would if I'd baked those croissants in the actual, full-size oven.
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A long counter holds pastries like croissants (cornetti), sandwiches, pizza by the slice, soups and baked dishes like lasagna and egg preparations, and an enticing array of cakes and tarts.
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A cafe counter against one wall displays almond croissants and brownies behind a glass partition (the best brownies I've had in Australia), and the espresso machine is constantly in use.
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A full breakfast menu offers eggs and other savory ways to start the day, but the bakery's cases of croissants and cakes will most likely convince you of sweeter plans.
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His 17-lesson course on French pastry fundamentals covers fruit tarts, chocolate cake, chocolate bonbons, croissants and yes, the Cronut, with each session 10 to 20 minutes, give or take.
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At Cheddar's Scratch Kitchen teachers can get a free appetizer when they order an entrée and local schools will get a surprise delivery of their famed Honey Butter Croissants this week.
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But first there's an amuse bouche, along with homemade croissants and popovers — the poblano gruyère ones we sampled were fresh and chewy, and well matched with butter, honey and lavender salt.
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Mindful of all he's been doing lately, I get out of bed and leg it down to the bakery around the corner, and he wakes up to fresh croissants and coffee.
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If brownie sundaes and frosting-stuffed croissants have become too mundane in a world filled with culinary mashups, here is soft serve ice cream lounging on gossamer beds of cotton candy.
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Who will save the day and eat several thousand heart-stopping calories' worth of bacon, chicken, egg, sausage, cheese, croissants, biscuits, muffins, and ciabatta bread — for the greater good, of course?
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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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Vanessa Jados always had a thing for fine bakery and fresh croissants—so much that when she was pregnant with her second child, she kept craving crusty, rich, and buttery pastries.
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It's been chook burgers in Bondi Beach and flat whites along Brunswick Street in Melbourne, Kate Reid's astonishing croissants at Lune, piles and piles of dumplings, slippery noodles, sticky Davidson plums.
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In the hands of hungry commuters, the croissants, breads and cheesecakes from Zaro's Family Bakery counters in Grand Central Terminal and Pennsylvania Station travel across the New York region and beyond.
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Ms. Chang's latest offerings reflect an increasingly sophisticated sensibility: spelt croissants, tahini-black sesame shortbread and an ethereal Japanese cotton cheesecake that dissolves on your tongue, leaving a lemony, creamy trail.
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Still, for travelers, the new airport is a welcome relief from the grimy walls, broken seats, stale croissants, struggling air-conditioning and mosquito-infested waiting areas of Dakar's creaky old one.
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Britain's grocery giant, Tesco, announced that — and this is not a joke — it would no longer make curved croissants, only straight ones, because they were easier to spread with butter or jam.
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Then there's her and Steve Martin making chocolate croissants after smoking a joint in It's Complicated, and, of course, Julia Roberts ordering her to "Eat the fish, bitch!" in August: Osage County.
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This location also offered some of the same bakery and hot items that are available in almost every Starbucks, like cake pops, coffee cake, chocolate croissants, and even Sous Vide egg bites.
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The interior light makes it easy to see what's going on inside behind the big glass door, so you can monitor the progress of your toast, pizza, croissants, or what have you.
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Princi already has a stand-alone location in Chicago's West Loop neighborhood, and I recommend anything that's served on a pastry as they have some of the flakiest croissants I've ever eaten.
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By 4 AM, the first croissants and bread are pulled hot from the oven, when late-night eaters show up at the door like a swarm of feral cats to fresh milk.
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Ry Stephen, a pastry chef, perfected his extraordinary croissants in Melbourne before moving to Paris, San Francisco and then New York to open Supermoon Bakehouse on the Lower East Side last year.
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The bakery serves mainly breakfast pastries — croissants, doughnuts and muffins — but in fascinating variations like blueberry-rosemary, peppermint crisp, and lemon-coconut, often dyed bright colors and decorated with delicately crafted toppings.
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Wanting to succeed at her dream job, and to please Pete, she channels all of this into the more rapid production of high-quality croissants and Danishes — into doing even better work.
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Join the long line of locals at Graine D'Or, a heavenly bakery with rows of glistening pastries, including raisin rolls, puffy beignets, fluffy croissants, spears of bread and perfect pain au chocolat.
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Dan Buettner grew up in Minnesota during the 1960s, where he was fed a high-carb diet of bright yellow macaroni and cheese and sweaty red hot dogs wrapped inside flaky croissants.
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Bread, rolls and croissants Keeps for: About a week Do: Keep your leftover rolls and other Thanksgiving day breads wrapped in plastic in the pantry; they should be good for a week.
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At the maze of counters throughout the place there are some nice pastries, sandwiches made on focaccia and cornetti (croissants), and pizzas with varied toppings on somewhat doughy crusts scissored into squares.
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Aside from the complimentary breakfast of fresh orange juice, croissants and muffins from the local Laurel Street Bakery that is served on weekends in the downstairs Parlor, you'll need to dine elsewhere.
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Baked goods keep Chance going in the studio ... his new album just dropped, and while he was working on "The Big Day," Chance kept his team fueled with fresh croissants, cake and coffee.
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The editorial goes on to talk about an entirely imaginary bakery, a beloved local institution that makes really great croissants, but whose new Muslim owner won't put ham or bacon in his sandwiches.
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Hop over on Eurostar and enjoy the weekend stocking up on croissants, and then come back to London on Monday morning and carry on making money and crack on as you have been.
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"We do pastries of all kinds, we do "vienwas" (a type of croissants), pan choc-o-lates, raisin swells and we do specialty breads and baguettes," Kayobotsi says of his firm's key products.
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Croissants are notoriously difficult: if you're not careful as you fold the butter into the dough, you can easily end up with something stiff and hard, rather than a flaky, airy, multilayered marvel.
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But Thomas the Baker is being dragged on social media, not because of stale croissants or a curd tart that failed to be tart enough, but because its gingerbread cookies are gender-neutral.
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For the past 44 years, Harry van der Manden's ham and cheese croissants have been the drunk snack of choice for anyone who doesn't want a greasy kebab after a late-night out.
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The prix-fixe breakfast includes orange juice, coffee or tea, croissants and pains aux raisins, fromage blanc, fruit salad, butter and jam, plus a small buffet of cheese, charcuterie, salad and savory cakes.
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Breakfast, for example, consisted of boulangerie-fresh croissants, pains au chocolat and baguettes served with Normandy butter, cubes of coconut, passion fruit, tamarind, tangerines and bananas, with homemade lime, mango and guava preserves.
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A mai tai by Trash Tiki, for example, includes rum infused with discarded pistachio shells, and stock made of orange peels, boiled and blended almond croissants, lime husk citrus juice, and dried hibiscus.
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The texture and crumb of his oat porridge bread were some of the best I&aposd had and the laminated dough in his croissants and cruffins rivaled the quality of big-city patisseries.
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On the other side of the world from its birthplace in France, a small bakery in the city of Melbourne, Australia has been bestowed with the honour of the best croissants in the world.
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In two photos, both Vergara and her Justice League husband are smiling while looking at the plentiful of breakfast goodies, which includes croissants, pie and fruits, as the stunning Positano backdrop lays behind them.
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The image of thousands of trays filled with neat rows of ramrod limp croissants—Tesco sells 1m pieces a week—brings to mind the eccentricities of that great oddball of English fiction: Hercule Poirot.
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Here at Refinery29, we're no strangers to adorable animal cafés: from Japanese owls to Canadian cats to Californian pooches, we have covered the growing phenomenon of pairing coffee and croissants with cuddling, adorable creatures.
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During a recent visit, flaky, pull-apart croissants include a version rolled with strawberry jam and pistachio butter; they were brushed with a buttermilk, cream, and sugar glaze before being showered with ground pistachios.
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There is air-conditioning at the newly opened Rockaway Beach Bakery, at 87-10 Rockaway Beach Boulevard, as well as glorious croissants seeded like "everything" bagels and stuffed with honey ham and Swiss cheese.
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Julia Grossman, Mr. Moore's partner in this venture, is the baker turning out croissants, brioches and such for breakfast and beyond, paired with Mr. Moore's homey pâtés, terrines, mushroom fricassees and Parisian sandwich fillings.
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Ms. Rosania, 35, jogs through Golden Gate Park with her daughter in the stroller, pops into the local grocery for croissants and coffee, and takes advantage of the many playgrounds scattered around the neighborhood.
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Well-burnished, flaky plain croissants, almond ones sheltering marzipan, handsome pains au chocolat, lacy apricot fougasses from Provence and twisted, sugared footlong sacristains are some of the options to eat in or take out.
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"How do you like your coffee?" interjects Danielle, picking up a mug from a table in the corner of the room and heaping two spoonfuls into it, before pushing some mini croissants my way.
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Instead of nibbling on croissants and sipping espressos, or lying in bed with a lover, or mowing the lawn, we were at an abortion clinic at 8 AM on a Thursday morning, despising each other.
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A pile of flour kicks off the baseline, followed by burbling batter, dough balls raising their voices, a choir of croissants linking "arms," cream puffs trilling in a tower and pies showing off their pipes.
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If, at the end of the night, the café (which still serves roast-beef sandwiches and that tortilla) has leftover cookies and croissants, the staff will still parcel them into paper bags for departing diners.
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I also remember what I ate then too: a friend came over and we ate hard boiled eggs and croissants; it was the first time I had eaten in front of another person in months.
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New Yorkers seem to prefer pizza slices, while I noticed that Romans often opt for freshly baked cornetti (the Italian answer to croissants) and people in Tokyo like fried cutlets with rice and curry sauce.
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But beat the wine into the batter for a strawberry cake and then apply heat, and you could be standing outside a French boulangerie as the morning's croissants are being pulled out of the oven.
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The City Bakery originally opened at 22 East 17th Street and moved in 2001 to 3 West 18th Street, where it continued to offer its pretzel croissants and hold an annual winter hot chocolate festival.
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The Manhattan branch is smaller than the original, but sells some excellent creations, including whole-grain croissants, cookies, tartlets and a krantz cake, a twisted coffee cake threaded with chocolate that is essentially a babka.
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Although her only restaurant experience had been in the front of house, she managed to lie her way into a French-Vietnamese restaurant, where she spent a few years elbow-deep in baguettes and croissants.
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We return to designers like Isabel Marant, Phoebe Philo, and Raf Simons for wardrobe inspiration season after season, in the hopes of being mistaken for Parisiennes while walking along the Champs-Élysées, chocolate croissants in hand.
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A self-styled intellectual who worshipped New Wave cinema, he adored his mother, a reader of classical French literature with whom he would linger for hours in the morning over café au lait, croissants, and cigarettes.
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Although we skipped the hotel breakfast buffet in Paris to explore some local boulangeries (and eat an unhealthy number of croissants and other pastries), it was still available, so I'll factor it in for my valuation.
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My husband and I sometimes joked we'd have to take out a mortgage to pay for the croissants — they were expensive — but the sunshine, the field, and the view of Gulshan Lake always lured us back.
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She knows the order of all her regulars before they can say it, calling into the back to César to make the drinks and sending people running to plate up croissants, strawberry tarts, or almond slices.
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Food Matters THE CROISSANTS OF Baker Doe — a delivery-only pastry service in San Francisco, run by a husband and wife who decline to reveal their identities — appear like a new species startled in the wild.
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It's known for its vast array of international baked goods from croissants to Russian bread to Taiwanese pineapple cakes: 160-06 Northern Boulevard (160th Street), Flushing, Queens, and 48 Bowery (Canal Street), 13-858-2898, bakecultureus.com.
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First, editors, buyers and clients took their seats at white-clothed tables, feasting on the scene of golden age glamour (as well as hearty silver-service breakfasts of summer berries, croissants, scrambled eggs and orange juice).
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Croissants have crisp whorls on top that you can count like tree rings; the savory ones are filled with ham and Comté, or broccoli and cherry tomatoes in custard, which may not sound good but is.
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The situation is so severe that the price of croissants—comprised of 2300% butter—may have to rise as much as 10%, or 10 times the annual inflation rate, when the French return from their summer holidays.
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Rainbow sprinkles (also known as Funfetti and unicorn food) first invaded cookies and waffles; then marched on, swarming over cocktails and croissants, and finally, as a design motif, onto phone cases, scented candles and press-on nails.
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Over a cup of coffee far from the high-fashion redoubts of the Avenue Montaigne, Ms. Deydier described walking into a bakery in her neighborhood in Paris late one morning and, having missed breakfast, ordering two croissants.
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Daci & Daci Bakers This tiny bakery in downtown Hobart offers a daily selection of expertly made croissants, pastries and bread, but it's the orange-coconut-and-almond cake — dense, moist and fragrant with anise — that approaches perfection.
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But General Mills said in an emailed statement that it had been listed because of a manufacturing facility that makes Pillsbury products like bread and croissants in an industrial park in the East Jerusalem neighborhood of Atarot.
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The company is working with Matthew Kenney, the French-trained vegan chef, to interpret dishes like onion soup, vol-au-vent, gâteau St.-Honoré and croissants with strictly vegan ingredients; the results, in these instances, are astonishing.
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In a photo comparison of croissants, Huawei was very close to Google, but the Pixel was the one that really conveyed the flaky texture of the pastry, while Huawei presented a less grainy but also less realistic image.
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Here's hoping that a few hardworking producers are willing to keep the tradition of authentic Camembert alive for future generations, because a world without flaky ham and cheese croissants (Oh, you didn't hear?) just isn't worth living in.
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Ginger Fisher Baldwin, who was also at Baked, is in the kitchen, which is putting out croissants lined with pistachio, among other flavors; bomboloni; apricot crostata; cantucci cookies; sandwiches of prosciutto and fig; and a frittata with greens.
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"I've seen robots picking croissants off the line and imagine how delicate that is, but they do it without any need for humans," said Marc Wulfraat, president and founder MWPVL International, a specialized supply chain and logistics consulting firm.
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There's soft serve and fro-yo; there are ice cream sandwiches constructed of macarons, doughnuts, croissants and more; and then there's love-it-or-hate-it savory ice cream, available in flavors ranging from garlic to Jersey pork roll.
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Breakfast for two at our modest seaside beach apartment featured a basket of croissants and bread, plates of salami and cheese, yogurts, and platters of fruits, jams, butter, and nuts — enough to hold us over for an entire day!
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As sugars and amino acids come together and reduce, a sort of caramelization process takes place, turning the outside of your food a darker color, a color most often associated with the deliciousness of anything from steaks to croissants.
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The recipes and photography are inspirational but not at all intimidating, and while there are new ideas and fun flavor combinations, absent are the 16-page treatises on how to construct a towering croquembouche or make croissants from scratch.
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In between came palatial skirts with croissants of fabric creating width across the hips, frilled frock coats, capes and cavernous sleeves, leather breastplates, some elaborately fringed logomania — much of it speckled with wormholes, the better to slip through time.
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I purchase the floor cleaner and also pick up a few essentials: bananas, yogurt, yogurt smoothies, salami, tortilla chips, cover up for a pimple on my chin, a loaf of bread, and fruit and croissants to share with my colleagues.
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Dunkin' Donuts franchisees, who were slow to warm to value deals, this month are responding with offers for $2 egg and cheese Wake-up Wraps, $3 egg and cheese English muffin breakfast sandwiches and $5 egg, cheese and bacon breakfast croissants.
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High-end sports cars rotated slowly on meticulously lit platforms; men in pointy-toed shoes ferried croissants and espressos to visibly jet-lagged attendees; and incessant basslines echoed throughout the maze of convention halls spread along the southern edge of Paris.
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Pastimes Finally, we were in Provence, and the drive from Gordes to Carpentras had it all: roadside vineyards, cone-shaped Bories (ancient stone dwellings), the Abbey Sénanque and, at the foot of the mountain, an artisanal boulangerie proffering baguettes and croissants.
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I love Melissa Clark's recipe for a buttery breakfast casserole, and I've figured out how to make it cheaply by haunting the bakery at the very end of the day, when they're offloading the morning's croissants at quarters on the dollar.
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She suggests we sit in her enormous, spotless kitchen overlooking the garden for coffee and croissants before we move to her office to talk about her new romance novel, "The Mister," and suggests the pastries will be better with apricot jam.
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Devos has taken a double hit: Not only have walk-in customer numbers fallen sharply at the 2500 of his 211 cafes that remain open, but corporate clients like airlines and hotels have cancelled orders for bread, croissants and desserts.
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It was as much a testament to the excellent coffee and croissants as to the limited options in a town that is not yet a go-to place for cold-pressed juices or restaurants serving ingredients grown on the roof.
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Owner Ralf Rüller, a former investment banker, "is the ultimate coffee perfectionist, and his delicious croissants are so in demand that they can only be bought two at a time, to prevent them from running out too quickly," Magers says.
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Front Burner Gordon Savory, a compact shop in Clinton Hill, Brooklyn, is well stocked with tins of imported Spanish sardines, wedges of Reading raclette (an American version of the Swiss classic), condiments from Brooklyn Delhi and fresh croissants and baguettes.
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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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As the muggy morning gave way to the shining sun, the mature crowd, loosened by a week of hard partying and downpour dodging, took to the shore to languish away the final day of the festival with coconut cocktails and chocolate croissants.
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"There is no support system, it's just me," she admitted over croissants and coffee in a Beverly Hills patisserie around the corner from a home filled with books and guarded by Elsie, a German shepherd mix, and Carson, a Great Dane/Labrador mix.
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But Daily Provisions is extremely well tailored, done in marine blue wainscoting with marble counters and tables, a few seats and shelves full of freshly baked breads, glazed and sugared crullers, cookies and croissants flecked with "everything" spices and filled with cream cheese.
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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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"Seven months before Election Day this is not normal, to be able to pack a room on a weekday," he told a crowd of about 150 supporters, each of whom contributed at least $20173 to listen to Mr. Kim and snack on donated croissants.
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The only troll you knew was Grendel, the self-awareness that our carefully filtered Instagram images of almond croissants are now seeped in didn't exist because we were all pre-pubescent and lame, and there was only one platform to overshare on: MySpace dot com.
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US Torcy, the amateur club in the east Paris suburbs where Pogba&aposs photo still hangs proudly in the canteen serving fizzy beer and fresh croissants, could then sit back and wait for a fat check from Madrid to land in its bank account.
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Por aquel entonces había muchos restaurantes, desde un lugar con el mejor pabellón criollo en Sabana Grande hasta la maravillosa pastelería Mozart, en el Concresa, que hacía unos súper croissants y su propia versión de profiteroles; ¡también había un excelente restaurante italiano en el Concresa!
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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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Coming from a small town to London, "to have a shop where you could buy lattes, croissants, ready-made sandwiches, I was like 'Woo hoo' and would buy breakfast on the way to work and my evening meal on the way home," she said.
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Those places, unlike hotels, give you the opportunity to really live in a neighborhood and partake of its charms — shopping at the grocery store, finding "your" bakery where you can pick up croissants each morning, or going for a run in the local park.
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Far from being welcomed as a favored son, Mr. Macron was jeered and booed by a hostile crowd as tires burned, while Ms. Le Pen paid a surprise visit and was greeted with hugs and selfies as activists with her National Front party distributed croissants.
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As we all sat on the terrace that warm July morning, enjoying our usual holiday breakfast of fresh croissants and jam, I barely stopped to think how this wonderful man at the head of the table had lived through more than we could imagine.
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I look at pictures of huge croissants, videos that chronicle the almost erotic disappearance of an egg into a pile of dough, and admire loaves of bread that almost make me leave the comfort of my home to catch the next train to Tilburg.
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There's a reason this recipe hasn't been really changed since antiquity—though you might substitute croissants for puff pastry or the Egyptian flatbread called roaa, and these days we use more whipped cream than the rich gamoussa (buffalo) milk, the basics stay the same.
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A couple of kids came out from a boat and they brought me croissants and coffee and said welcome to the island and there were parents living on board and home schooling their kids and so it just had a magic to it that I loved.
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Instead, in little French cafés on the sea front, tourists can spread plate-bière jam onto croissants as they shelter from the icy wind, or drink it in bars in the form of cider, as well as savour it in cakes bought from the local supermarket.
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The new space will have a cafe with custom-decorated cakes and cupcakes, a wider range of products, a kitchen with ovens, refrigerators, freezers to make real cakes and a formal Cake Academy that will teach a range of baking skills, including how to make croissants.
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Now, perhaps in deference to changing times or tourists, they offer a small list of breakfast combos that include coffee, fresh orange juice, toast and even eggs — good if you want more than the typical Argentine breakfast of a coffee and a couple of medialunas (croissants).
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For the past four months, Ms. Rose has been cooking as if the fate of the planet depended on the tenderness of her cheese omelets, the judiciousness of her vinaigrettes, the airy spaces in her croissants and the crackle of the buckwheat in her savory crepes.
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While Poirot and Wimsey are deliberate about the foods they consume, their tastes are narrow: Poirot prefers his native European delicacies, like croissants, omelets, and soft cheeses; he generally frowns on English cooking, and he expresses the utmost horror when he is made to try Chinese food.
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The center's kitchen still had plastic containers of croissants and boxes of Lipton tea bags because, 24 hours earlier, it had transformed into a family reunification center as parents and other members of the community frantically tried to get in touch with loved ones after the Borderline shooting.
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Despite the difficulty that came with working with heirloom wheats that tend to be lower in gluten than conventional wheat, his menu included baguettes, pain d'epi, croissants, and a savory, thick-crusted blueberry bread, all made using organic whole-grain flours sourced from various farmers in northern California.
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From an alarm clock that wakes you up with the smell of fresh-baked croissants, to a machine that allows you to print any of the photos from your photo library onto a latte, I was delighted to say that delight itself was a huge business trend at CES.
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For instance, organisms perceive some odors as a single scent and others as a mix: A person might take in dozens of chemicals and know she's smelled a rose, or she might sense the same number of chemicals from a nearby bakery and differentiate between coffee and croissants.
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A new law will strip cigarette packs of all their branding, and tobacco companies aren't very happy about it Few countries are as synonymous with smoking as France, where cigarettes like Gauloises and Gitanes are as much a part of the cultural fabric as croissants and labor strikes.
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And while the French, who per capita down more than 25 pounds of the yellow stuff each year, (no big surprise to any lover of croissants, petit beurre cookies or pain au chocolate), are suffering, across Europe and America this crisis of comestibles is very much starting to bite.
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The next morning, after picking up excellent butter-laden croissants across the street at Bonfiglio & Bread and enjoying them with coffee in Rivertown's modern, sun-filled lobby, we bumped into Monica Byrne and Leisah Swenson, owners of the Red Hook restaurant Home/Made, a favorite brunch spot of ours.
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As someone who's lived in France for 10 years and written about food for 15—and is cognizant of the bile likely to appear in the comment section at the bottom of this page—I will say this anyway: This pastry stood shoulder-to-shoulder with top-flight Parisian croissants.
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The same unicellular organisms that make kefir and croissants possible also live on the human body as part of the microbiome, members of the fungus kingdom coexisting healthily and happily with the billions of other invisible organisms (bacteria, viruses, even the occasional arthropod) that hold court on the skin's physical barrier.
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Mr. Walker and Ms. Watson had just welcomed a busload from Florida who wanted to see where Bruno had pulled a body from the river in "The Devil's Cave," the sawmill opposed by the Greens in "Black Diamond," and the cafe where Bruno gets his croissants (every morning in every book).
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Before we launch into conversation, our waiter brings over a selection of tiny ice-creams in a multitude of flavors, from salted caramel to hazelnut and chocolate to strawberry cheesecake—although after sampling all of them, we decide that ice-cream for breakfast is a bit much, and order croissants and coffee instead.
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Since then, Pierre has created a family of Ispahan desserts, a clan of about 40 cakes, tarts, candies, ice creams, croissants and jams, each in Hermé style: Their exteriors are beautiful but minimally fussed with, while their interiors offer deeply considered layers of flavors, what I now know is the ''architecture of taste.
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Whether it be waffles, biscuits, fried chicken, croissants, or deformed Doritos, the nearly endless range of food items that the fast food industry now considers to be a taco shell may have you thinking that someone out there is conducting a crude experiment in metaphysical nihilism, one that nobody bothered to inform the public about.
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This could be taking all the normally discarded bits of a pineapple and fermenting them to create a non-alcoholic pineapple soda-style drink called tepache, or taking used coffee grounds and almond croissants that were about to be thrown out by a local cafe and using them to create a delicious, nutty orgeat syrup.
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" He added, as if pitching a startup for a product that no one needs but that Marc Andreessen might consider investing in, "With the crescent shaped croissants, it's more fiddly and most people can take up to three attempts to achieve perfect coverage, which increases the potential for accidents involving sticky fingers and tables.
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As Mason Currey writes in "Daily Rituals: How Artists Work" (2013), despite the frequent mention of decadent meals in his memoirs—and the importance of the smell of freshly baked madeleines in "In Search of Lost Time"—Marcel Proust subsisted on a breakfast of black coffee, boiled milk and two croissants in his later years.
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Since tourism is still struggling to rebound in the City of Light, let me twist your arm to do the same: The croissants at Sebastien Gaudard will change your life, neo-bistros such as Clown Bar will make you feel like a (very well fed) local, and the city's most illustrious hotels are all ready to impress.
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I get a capon, pomegranates, apples, honey, carrots, sweet potatoes, three bottles of wine, salmon, bagels, frozen pizza, dog food, dog treats, French bread, stuff for a cheese board, sausage, eggs, a cake, beer, chips, dip, firewood, cookies, croissants, chicken breasts, avocado, brussels sprouts, whitefish, dill, romaine, granola bars, coffee, and refills on a few toiletries.
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They passed know-how over chats in the park, sent their errand boys across the Place for a piece of ground glass or advice on a calendar design, and puzzled out the future of timekeeping and, ultimately, the discovery of new ways of thinking over cafe and croissants in this small square not far from Notre Dame.
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" We follow Andrew as he floats through his putatively enviable life, preparing for classes, visiting the mother of his 703-year-old Chinese-American girlfriend, schmoozing the slick president of N.Y.U. He shuttles between the Hamptons and gallery openings, treating himself to cappuccino and biscotti and almond croissants at "those sexy bakeries that have been opening all over.
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We drank a delicious gin and tonic and a refreshing tequila muddled with lime before heading out for dinner, and it was hard not to go overboard with the morning baked goods, all made in-house: perfectly flaky and buttery croissants, blueberry-oat crumb muffins and cakes like the Budapest, a rich gluten-free hazelnut and chocolate confection.
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A cat and meerkat are best friends, and it&aposs like something straight out of &aposThe Lion King&aposA rabbit in a bowtie sipped champagne and ate croissants in business class, and it&aposll make you feel bad about flying economyMice brawling in a London tube station made for one of the best wildlife photos of the year
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I was on the road the last few days and there wasn't as much cooking as I'd have liked but the eating was grand: Josh Berry's butter-aged steak at Union in Portland, Maine; the almond croissants Michelle Berry makes at Moonbat in Belfast; pretty much the whole menu at Jon Merry's River House in Damariscotta.
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Also, the bowl of pho we'd slurped at a dingy little spot in the Springvale market, the pork souvlaki we'd eaten in the Greek neighborhood of Oakleigh and the croissants we'd inhaled at Kate Reid's astonishing Lune Croissanterie in the hipster Fitzroy district, washing them down with the flat whites that have helped bring Melbourne coffee fame.
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Mint-green Gradient TechCrunch: With TNW team Making Gabe Proud Free two-day delivery New Star Wars Tech Real Fast Not Dead Yet Distraction, Since 2005 Delivering Food, Faster Here's Your Burrito Om Nom Dotcom TechCrunch: Serving above average croissants at Disrupt The Green One Please Click This Tap That (mobile optimized) Internet Website Not A Cereal It's The Future Wait, What?
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It's an unassuming spot — until you sidle up to the counter and view the wares on offer: knafe croissants — a Middle East remix of the Cronut, featuring phyllo dough and soft white cheese; chocolate babka with a glaze so thick you can see your reflection; and the breakfast-for-two platters packed with local eggs, fresh and roasted vegetables, cheeses and an entire loaf of bread.
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In the back of the SoHo shop's ground floor, discarded white porcelain plates that were restored and gilded by the French artist Serge Nicole are positioned next to lampshades made from resin-coated croissants by the Japanese designer Yukiko Morita; Lobmeyr glassware with hand-painted designs inspired by the store's vintage wallpaper are juxtaposed with a colorful tea towel by the Scottish artist David Shrigley.
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For instance, it's 2016 and they don't have a website, and, as far as I can tell, there's some menu items that don't actually exist (the French onion soup has been "sold out for the day" as long as I've been going there) but it's worth it because their ham and cheese croissants are so addictive they may as well be a Breaking Bad box set wrapped in heroin.
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For instance, it's 21 and they don't have a website, and, as far as I can tell, there's some menu items that don't actually exist (the French onion soup has been "sold out for the day" as long as I've been going there) but it's worth it because their ham and cheese croissants are so addictive they may as well be a Breaking Bad box set wrapped in heroin.
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I followed a road up to the northern tip of the Médoc, Soulac-sur-Mer, a seaswept town encircled by belle epoque villas where I bought croissants at a local bakery and then staked out the central market in a state of wolfish desire, munching on accras de morue (fritters of salt cod) and lamenting all the beautiful things I could not eat because I do not travel with a kitchen.
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Cost: 69.95 dollars for an adult and 44.95 dollars for children, who must be at least 40 inches tall Airbnb accommodations are abundant in Niagara-on-the-Lake, with one-bedrooms and suites often available for under 100 dollars a night, but so are Bed and Breakfasts, such as St. Andrews House B&B, (double rooms under 200 dollars), where the Scottish owners serve a hot breakfast each morning, complete with muffins and croissants.
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A stone courtyard set with multicolored Acapulco chairs and equipped with an excellent in-house bakery, Pan-Am serves croissants stuffed with spiced Oaxacan chocolate, cream cheese and blackberries, or ham and cheese (24173 pesos) — and a full menu of brunch dishes, including a spectacular chilaquiles topped with organic eggs from "happy chickens" (2167 pesos) and comforting molletes (house-made bread spread with refried beans and melted cheese and served with pico de gallo salsa, 212 pesos).
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"When I learned that Emmanuel Macron was coming here and that he didn't intend to meet the workers, that he didn't intend to come to the picket line, but that he was going to take shelter in I-don't-know-what meeting room of the chamber of commerce to meet two or three handpicked people, I considered it such a sign of contempt for the Whirlpool workers that I decided to leave a committee meeting and come see you," she said, as F.N. activists handed out croissants.
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Finally, as long as we're on the subject of restaurants, it's been a week now I've been back in blue blazer and work shoes, and there are still Maine meals resonating in my memory bank, haunting my dreams: among them, a perfect New England-style Italian sub at Big Top Deli in Brunswick; shattering perfect ham and cheese croissants from Moonbat City Baking Company in Belfast; a bulging and luscious lobster roll at Erica's Seafood in Harpswell; and four glorious hours of eating and reflecting in the warm wooden embrace of the Lost Kitchen in Freedom, where the chef Erin French has created one of the most remarkable restaurant experiences in the country.
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