He makes eight kinds of bread, breakfast pastries, fancy cakes, individual pastries and chocolates.
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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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None of the pastries or drinks were out for me to try, but you'll be able to order themed pastries.
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This preference for darkness explains, in part, why the sheen of French pastries isn't found in traditional Japanese pastries, which opt instead for deep reflections and powdery textures.
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" Farid suddenly recalls his mother calling the pastries "butterflies.
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At Okayama Kobo Bakery & Cafe, a Japanese bakery, there are cloud-fluffy pastries (the red bean bun and baked doughnut are standouts), and strong espresso (pastries $240, espresso $210 for a double shot).
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At one point, she's just asking about the seasonal pastries.
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And these aren't your typical maple bar and glazed pastries.
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Panera is best known for its bagels, pastries and sandwiches.
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They chatted over tea and a crumpled box of pastries.
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An Iraqi girl carries pastries known as Kliga in Baghdad.
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This same effect is magic on pastries and baked goods.
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I was exposed there to French pastries and British pies.
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People can drink coffee and eat pastries with vermin afoot.
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This whole tray of breads and pastries costs about $10.
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Akhirah's Praline Candy specializes in beignets, coffee, and other pastries.
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In the corner, a table filled with pastries languished, neglected.
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Several tables were occupied by Italians enjoying coffee and pastries.
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Also, the pastries were individually wrapped and not potentially hazardous.
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In the evenings, they trudge to buy pastries or vegetables.
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Machines could make the pastries quicker, but nothing matches handmade.
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There were also pastries available for free throughout the day.
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A Croatian newspaper listed Melania shoes, pastries, and hometown tours.
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Rainbow bagels and pastries changed the way we eat dessert.
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I went outside to the cart selling coffee and pastries.
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The cafe will sell breakfast pastries, sandwiches, coffee and tea.
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She filled her days by selling pastries at farmers' markets.
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Ladurée made the delicate pastries, and Manolo Blahnik designed the shoes.
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That means everything from salmon sandwiches to pastries delivered via drone.
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Voodoo tends to commemorate the dearly departed with pastries pretty frequently.
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So John now is responsible for pastries, he's the pastry chef.
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It's not just that her pastries were delicious and technically flawless.
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Let the pastries rise until they almost double in size. 9.
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Welcome to shopping for Taiwanese pastries at 85°C Bakery Café.
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And we're not just talking about subversive baking or dirty pastries.
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The pastries that are filled with pork are messy, meaty revelations.
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Created by Cécile Guenat, they're inspired by fruits, pastries and confectionary.
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But the gas stove was turning out croquetas, empanadas and pastries.
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And don't forget the locally made pastries and the Abraço coffee.
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It&aposs famous for pastries like cannoli, tricolor cookies, and tiramisu.
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After my co-worker walked away, the manager commandeered the pastries.
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Simple pastries are served at breakfast and small plates at lunch.
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Missing calories can be filled with pastries and other starchy foods.
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There's also a cafe serving coffee, pressed juice, salads and pastries.
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The bakery boasted a mouth-watering display of cakes and pastries.
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Not that we're complaining — the more pancakes, waffles, and pastries, the better.
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They arrive at the party, pastries in tow, and the night begins.
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I also can't eat gluten which is present in all Viennese pastries.
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We end the dinner by eating some pastries and sharing green tea.
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Trader Joe's Hot Cocoa Toaster Pastries are like a chocolate pop tart.
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We stop for pastries and coffee at Paris Baguette before church starts.
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Thank you for eating drier pastries and crumblier bread for my sake.
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Another one of our pastries is glazed with ceps and birch sap.
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The menu includes sandwiches, a glass of Champagne and fashion-themed pastries.
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There also is a McCafe with barista-style coffee and Canadian pastries.
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"Sweets and pastries are part of the world of dreams," Lecce said.
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The city also offers animal-shaped pastries and special Hello Kitty sweets.
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These crab-shaped pastries were as funky-looking as they were tasty.
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I had a couple of pastries, a fruit salad, and, most importantly ...
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Flora Coffee is the informal cafe component, with sandwiches, salads and pastries.
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The Mexican pastries are impressive, along with the seafood and meat assortment.
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We found freshly made pastries, cookies, bread, and cupcakes available for purchase.
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For now, the food menu is limited to pastries and cold sandwiches.
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It's not the first time pastries have undergone mutations in recent history.
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Coffee and chocolate-filled pastries are available daily starting at 8 a.m.
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There are even pastries to celebrate the start of the new season.
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"Not everyone likes it," he said, referring to politics with their pastries.
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There are even artisanal pastries at Motteau for a post-shopping treat.
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Our bosses in New York sent us pastries with a nice note.
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Ms. Rose's pastries are already some of the finest in the city.
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They shared pastries and stories about the relentless hostility coming from cabbies.
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Upstairs at Cafe 3, a simpler menu has sandwiches, salads and pastries.
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This gives pastries a nice added shine and color to the top.
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They ate apple strudel, quiche puff pastries, fruit tarts, and chocolate cake.
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Pronounced "PAWN-chkee," the doughy pastries are filled with custard or fruit.
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Beyond pastries, Ladurée serves egg-forward breakfast and brunch items until 5 p.m.
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They start out extremely close, going to tai chi and eating pastries together.
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Do you have a lot of warm, nice feelings associated with breakfast pastries?
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In dessert, chefs whip up cakes, chocolates, and 100 different types of pastries.
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The pastries are decadent, and the conference badges are cleanly designed and colorful.
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They make light, oily, totally passable pastries that put Dunkin' Donuts to shame.
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Some of us would have to — grab your seat, reader — select other pastries.
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I think some vegan pastries are better than those with butter and sugar!
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Young employees waited at a coffee bar for lattes and gluten-free pastries.
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As for the pastries, Ms. Walter knew those recipes could not be altered.
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Over coffee and pastries, Mr. Mansour said he would reluctantly support the plan.
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These light, delicious pastries come in strawberry, banana, custard, chocolate, and banana flavors.
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There will be coffee, breakfast sandwiches, breads and pastries starting at 7 a.m.
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Taryn: Lobster tails are very thin, shell-shaped pastries filled with Bavarian cream.
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We flip-flop over ordering dessert before compromising on pastries in the morning.
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Aiyeba—mugwort-covered rice cakes—are one of the most famous Yao pastries.
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Sevnica businesses are selling goods tied to Trump ranging from honey to pastries.
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He goes out for pastries and doesn't come back until the next day.
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The hall also features freshly baked pastries, Tartine's coffee and a full bar.
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It's a 10-minute walk to some of the best pastries in town.
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Pack a picnic of pastries and grab a cab to your next outing.
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Pastries will be overseen by the James Beard Award-winning chef Karen DeMasco.
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Bites Wayfarer Bread & Pastry offers stellar pastries — but also a creative savory menu.
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Blend coffee bar offers grab 'n go choices including pastries, sandwiches, and gelato.
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The nearby bakery section featured a mouth-watering display of cakes and pastries.
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We load up on eggs, french toast, pancakes, pastries, sausages, cereal, and noodles.
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Serving journalists pastries topped with gold leaf doesn't do much to help either.
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At the annual sunflower fair, Arabic pastries sit next to German apple tarts.
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The pastries are, in fact, key elements in any traditional Japanese tea ceremony.
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As coffee and pastries are handed out, staff often sit and chat with customers.
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How can poppy seeds — a common topping on breakfast pastries — alter drug test results?
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Cumpanio:The aroma of freshly baked pastries is all the advertisement this beloved spot needs.
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They also serve plenty of pastries and sandwiches to grab for breakfast and lunch.
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In front of the register is a display of small packaged cookies and pastries.
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Bojangles: An order of three sweet potato pie pastries costs $3.143 on Pi Day.
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If pastel pastries aren't your style, Gelso & Grand offers up some other options, too.
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Fresh pastries, sandwiches and pizzas are responsible for the lines at this decadent bakery.
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There were single-serve pastries for a customer in need of a quick snack ...
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When the bakery first opened, it was just a counter with pastries and cakes.
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There are sweet and savory piroshkies as well as other baked goods and pastries.
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Some chefs said they put sweet treats, like homemade pastries, in their children's lunchboxes.
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But perhaps there is a more sophisticated reason behind our preference for straight pastries.
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However, my journey also involved drinking mandatory hot water and eating some questionable pastries.
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Behind a display case of Latin American pastries, a worker hurried through coffee orders.
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Crown Pastries' specialty is dozens of delicate sweets, layered with hand-folded phyllo dough.
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Cakes and especially pastries made with lard and duck fat may open new horizons.
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In the world of prettily decorated pastries, the galette is as plain as toast.
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In normal times, yes, chefs have fans who want tips on sweet breakfast pastries.
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Pastries are just as painstakingly produced, but with an added note of seasonal adventure.
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And the cookies were deeply golden brown, as I'm convinced all pastries should be.
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In addition to the animals, they make other kinds of chocolates and chocolate pastries.
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Unlike the others here, Ms. Williams doesn't offer recipes for labor-intensive, intricate pastries.
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It offers more modern dishes (stir fry, burritos) and specializes in pastries and desserts.
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Christopher's provides many choices of great coffee, tea, hot chocolate, food and homemade pastries.
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Cakes and pastries Keeps for: Up to a week in the fridge Cakes and pastries can actually be left at room temperature on the snacking table for up to two days; you'll want to cover loosely with plastic wrap to keep them moist.
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Front Burner A series of classes from Meyers Bageri, the baker behind the pastries at Great Northern Food Hall and a shop in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, will cover its specialties: Scandinavian sourdough rye and wheat breads and the cinnamon breakfast pastries called kanelsnurrer.
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We manage to get a bagel, coffee, and some pastries from the self-serve buffet.
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She was bringing in snacks, donuts and pastries and baked goods and that silly crap.
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Since L. bought dinner, I end up picking up four patê sô pastries for later.
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"Fresh bread, Viennese pastries, kouglof, panacota verrines, dried fruits," the hotel lists as breakfast offerings.
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The buffet has an assortment of hot dishes, pastries, fruits, cereals, and a cold platter.
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The wife ends up doing freelance work, selling pastries, crafts, blogging, something on that end.
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Let's just say we can really relate to model Breanna and her love of pastries.
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Breads and pastries, pancakes and waffles, ice cream and granola: these are all fair game.
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Bonus: you will legitimately learn more about puddings and pastries than you thought was possible.
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Close to 100 individual pastries sat pushed against one another, fused together with golden syrups.
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On the way to the subway, we get lattes and pastries at a hipster café.
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My cousin Holly picks up my sister and me for coffee and pastries at Ettore's.
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Samsa, meat pastries that elsewhere I've found bulky and inert, were flaky and improbably airy.
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He loves using Ferrero Rocher-inspired glaze to take his pastries to the next level.
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She dreamed of becoming an architect and liked to bake cookies and pastries, they said.
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She dreamed of becoming an architect and liked to bakes cookies and pastries, they said.
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The perfectly golden-brown, sticky pastries, which have chocolate or fruit fillings, will not disappoint.
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Photos on Violet Cakes' Instagram account show beautiful pastries adorned with flowers and fresh fruit.
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There were fruit skewers with a yoghurt dip, pastries, smoked salmon blinis, and mini frittatas.
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Within the lush skylit atrium, nibble her buttery pastries while watching the stylish neighborhood denizens.
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The small chain's offerings of pastries, breads, salads and sandwiches are fresh, fast and cheap.
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They're famous for their amazing cakes, but they're also known for some really good pastries.
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Taryn: Love for Buddy's pastries and elaborate cakes has allowed the Carlo's empire to grow.
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Revolutionaries, take note — if you're planning a government takeover, please use high quality breakfast pastries.
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"Philly spinoff providing house-made breads & pastries, elevated sandwiches, coffee & cocktails," is Google's capsule summary.
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She made her social-media début with a box of pastries from the Doughnut Project.
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A cafe selling teas, pastries and smoothies is at the entrance and along one side.
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A glass case there serves as a temporary prison for aging pastries and tragic snacks.
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Pastries, a frothy mousselike confection and cakes paired with milkshakes are also on the menu.
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The group sat around an oval table, drinking coffee and picking at gluten-free pastries.
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Many preparations of coffee are sold, as are beans by the bag, pastries and snacks.
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"The Italians had really good pastries," said Claudia Ferrero, 19, one of Mr. Ferrero's daughters.
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Next door is Martine's, a bakery selling sandwiches, salads, coffee, tea, and French-style pastries.
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The all-you-can-eat buffet (5003 dollars) offers the standard eggs, bacon and pastries.
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The ultimate last thing we stop for is Moroccan pastries from a local patisserie ($13).
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She took us into the kitchen to see how she&aposs making these decadent pastries.
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In the U.S., she started Porto's, the lauded empire of potato balls, pastries and sandwiches.
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Mr. Argenziano, who specializes in Italian cuisine and pastries, spends much time in the kitchen.
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Esther provided care along with pastries to the older people who congregated at the bakery.
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Mince pies are pastries filled with dried fruits and spices that are eaten at Christmas.
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"We still have the old recipes," said Ms. Binanti, 55, referring to the German pastries.
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Paul is a dutiful student, bringing pastries to his lessons, taking pains to impress Giovanni.
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Downy beds and local Steadfast Coffee and pastries served in the courtyard encourage lazy mornings.
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The bipartisan group met one last time on Monday morning over coffee and breakfast pastries.
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I spent months gorging on as much fast food as I could—burgers, pizzas, and pastries.
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We find the cafe in the gardens and grab an overpriced cappuccino and some pastries ($15).
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We head out and grab coffees and pastries at a little bakery near our apartment ($21600).
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I lie down and watch YouTube for a while and eat one of the leftover pastries.
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A proliferation of bakeries offer traditional European pastries and breads as well as peculiar Asian inventions.
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It's time for our business review with our agency, which brought bagels and pastries from Panera.
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Regular things, like car tires and snow boots, are rendered to resemble Hostess's famous pastries instead.
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"Just eating pastries with @hodakotb while Dr. Oz discusses 'overfatness,' " she wrote in the post's caption.
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"I have always photographed pastries, especially the ones I made," Spiegel told Mashable in an email.
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After mass, Dean and I met with the congregation for coffee and breakfast pastries next door.
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His illustrations encompass the bedtime dreams of prima ballerinas, pink, and lots of candy and pastries.
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An IKEA in Germany offers a vast selection of desserts, including pastries, muffins, and different cakes.
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A pack of two sizable pastries is just $2.49, so you can easily try each flavor.
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The pastries, including eye-catching two-toned croissants and rose-macaron cakes, are just as decadent.
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Its selection of pastries is a vestige of the earliest iteration of Chinese cuisine in America.
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This charming eatery is known for its Swedish pastries and tasty coffees, according to Yelp reviews.
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Alongside the sourdough and Danish pastries, Hruskova is also making loaves—but with a London stamp.
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These haute pastries could run you anywhere from $5 to $8, depending on where you go.
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Costco also had a widely stocked bakery, where shoppers could pick up different cakes and pastries.
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The shop features breads and pastries, including the classic triangular Italian sfogliatella, and assorted traditional cookies.
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Front Burner A Copenhagen bakery brings its seeded rye breads and breakfast pastries to Union Square.
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Kaz Fujimura is responsible for pastries, and Andrea Morris is in charge of drinks and wine.
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B. is not on the same page, so I offer to go get coffee and pastries.
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There is also a small coffee bar that sells delectable muffins and pastries in the lobby.
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Mintel also noted that less of us were eating pies, pastries, and sausage rolls between meals.
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The rest of the calories could be replaced with pastries and granola bars, the newspaper reports.
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I find that it doesn't make much difference to the final pastries, so I don't bother.
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As thanks, she surprised me by bringing in a box of fancy mini-pastries — two dozen!
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While cakes, pastries and jams contain water, it's usually bound up so bacteria can't use it.
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The menu was nothing to write home about: a mix of sandwiches, coffees, pastries, and snacks.
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Many women in the area grew up cooking, so baking pastries would be an easy transition.
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This Italian takeout counter has coffee drinks and a concise selection of pizzas, sandwiches and pastries.
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It's hard to have a bad time while gobbling homemade sirnica, fluffy pastries filled with cheese.
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It included a smoked salmon eggs Benedict topped with caviar and fresh juice, pastries, and coffee.
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The glaring exception are the pastries, which are an entrenched part of German cuisine and culture.
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Pastries are bolstered with fresh or dried fruits, poppy seeds, spices, whole nuts, and nut paste.
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Customers can also get special holiday pastries like a sugar plum cheese danish and chocolate swirl brioche.
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I'm a firm believer that sweets, especially pastries, are straight trash and a waste of everyone's time.
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They gained a following after the internet took notice of their bath bombs that resembled Mexican pastries.
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But every spring, Russian pastries are sold at Kazan's annual Easter bazaar, held at St. Luke's church.
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In the Japanese study, researchers found sweet pastries were the strongest contributor to higher trans fats levels.
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My mom's friend, who picks us up sometimes, brings us pastries from this bakery in the Bronx.
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There were mini cannoli and chocolate dipped cookies and pastries in the color of the Italian flag.
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I grew up in Miami eating guava pastries, guava shells, guava paste with cream cheese and crackers.
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I gorge on pastries and quiche, and do not need to eat until later in the afternoon.
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Remember when she slunk into a donut shop and licked a few pastries, declaring, "I hate America"?
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For foodies, the highlight of the Shanghai Reserve Roastery experience will be Princi pastries, pizzas, and bread.
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Kalabasa is located all the way in Moscow, and sells layer cakes and pastries of all kinds.
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In every scene, both characters are forever being served plates of cookies and giant, cream-covered pastries.
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The groom, dining with his parents, liked the pastries a lot, and the pastry chef even more.
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Even so, he was soon back at work, starting a business selling Somali pastries to local restaurants.
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Baked goods or pastries and candy were the most common forms of edibles consumed by U.S. adults.
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Here, Starbucks employees bake all of the breads, pastries and cakes sold to customers in the store.
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Starbucks has been steadily entering the food market, growing its non-drink offerings from pastries to sandwiches.
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I'd begin the summer with grand plans of cherry pastries, cherry preserves, cherry cakes and cherry lemonade.
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It's a golden age for baking in Britain, both for pastries and for their sweet-toothed fans.
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But Carlo's was considered an institution for Italian pastries in New Jersey long before the show aired.
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Among them are savory pastries like these alluringly garlicky "Japanese calamari sticks," dyed black with squid ink.
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Also, they were just pastries from a nearby bakery that got an A on its health inspection.
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Front Burner Bourekas are filled Middle Eastern pastries, usually savory, and popular in Israel, Turkey and elsewhere.
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Items include Bien Cuit pastries and hot cross buns, quiches or smoked salmon tartines and orange juices.
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The breakfast menu offers pastries, fruit and homemade yogurt or an omelet and potatoes with sautéed vegetables.
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Even the resort's delicious pastries were made with no egg, milk, or butter, as were the cheeses.
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Many of the recipes for the pastries at Glaser's date back to the shop's founding, in 1902.
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Except for the sweet and savory pastries that come from Supermoon Bakehouse on the Lower East Side.
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For a half-hour, they enjoyed espresso and pastries at their corner table, interrupted intermittently by selfies.
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Avocado Gelato, $8.75, Polosud Gelato, Coffee and Pastries, 166 Mott Street (Broome Street), 646-476-6172, polosudnyc.com.
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To keep business going, she has had to serve long-life milk and carefully preserve her pastries.
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So, we wanna know, why is this the go-to spot for Italian pastries in Little Italy?
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Repeat with remaining pastries and, using a fork, poke a few holes in the top of each.
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Signs of successful refugee settlement are everywhere — empty apartments filled; Middle Eastern pastries sold in local shops.
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Signs of successful refugee settlement are everywhere — empty apartments filled; Middle Eastern pastries sold in local shops.
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Fabrique sells a variety of pastries, including cinnamon buns, raspberry cakes, blueberry buns, brownies, and chocolate buns.
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The spread includes local cheeses, fresh pastries, fruit and a few hot items like eggs and potatoes.
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The shop also sells pastries and drinks: Cocoa V Chocolat, 174 Ninth Avenue (21st Street), cocoav.com. cooking
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The sweet pastries are often served as a breakfast food or as a dim sum side dish.
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Nearby, there was a fully-stocked bakery with gorgeous displays of mouth-watering cakes, cookies, and pastries.
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In addition, Starbucks will offer special holiday pastries like a sugar plum cheese danish and chocolate swirl brioche.
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Then—when a shop worker returned with a tray of disgustingly huge pastries—Ariana laid down some truth.
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He was so nervous as he spoke that he couldn't touch the lamb-stuffed pastries on his plate.
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Ferrara's origins date back to 1908 when Salvatore Ferrara started selling Italian pastries and sugar-coated candy almonds.
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I love the people who run this place; they're an Italian couple, and they sell the BEST pastries.
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Ordering food items at Starbucks may be tricky, as carb-filled pastries can prove to be pretty tempting.
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We head out to the breakfast spread, which has locally baked pastries, fresh fruit parfaits, and fresh juices.
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We saw the Musees Picasso and d'Orsay, ate pastries outside Notre Dame, and drank champagne outside the Louvre.
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My grandmother once gave me a suitcase full of börek [pastries], meat, Turkish cotton candy, and halva [confections].
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You can't just open a shop here and sell our fancy pastries and neglect the environment we're in.
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The oven comes up to temp quickly and the convection fan worked beautifully on my pastries and breads.
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On the road, he really liked to eat: Chicken and cheeseburgers, cake and Coke, pastries and more cake.
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When the skills training was complete in June, she found work making pastries at a bakery in Manhattan.
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Though savory foods are served, harira during this period gives way to sweets and pastries of many kinds.
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I could imagine one bump of the elbow would send the tiny pastries and the rosemary leaves flying.
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But once you get into the tiny shop, you'll be rewarded with the scent of fresh-baked pastries.
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Dunkin' will also offer pumpkin-flavored coffees and pastries as well as new Apple Cider Donuts and Munchkins.
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The Reserve Roastery has five special floors that feature specialty coffee drinks, coffee-infused cocktails, pastries, and pizzas.
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He was as adept at navigating new technologies as he was at baking pastries, one of his hobbies.
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This one is Marie Antoinette-inspired, complete with mice and pastries resting atop the colorful queen's blue curls.
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In the window are shelves and shelves of beautiful-looking cakes and pastries, displayed on trays on doilies.
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It covers everything from toaster pastries to tequila to toothpicks, and plenty of non-food related items, too.
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He expertly sliced rows of tiny crescent-shaped puff pastries that would be used to make shrimp canapés.
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It has been around since the ancient Egyptians began wrapping meat in pastries to keep them from burning.
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Choose from an array of loaves, pastries and quiches, then think ahead to a packable lunch of sandwiches.
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Most of his community's diet now consists of wild fruits, fried corn pastries and bone broth, residents said.
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Like daydreams, like sweet pastries consumed in secret, what the animals and their gags offer is pure delight.
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This go-round, the insert opens up to reveal a kaleidoscopic, 48-inch array of life-size pastries.
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Vendors circulated with trays of samosas and pastries on their heads, and relentless barking came from every corner.
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I baked my way through several books, but my bible was "Lenôtre's Desserts and Pastries," by Gaston Lenôtre.
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Cuban bakeries in Miami offer pastries, breads, sandwiches and those wonderful pre-smoothie-era confections, tropical fruit batidos.
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So came the traditional Purim food hamantaschen, triangular pastries in the shape of Haman's legendary three-cornered hat.
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Little did I know I was then going to be brought a basket of toast and pastries, too.
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As they baked, water vapor would push between the layers of dough, turning the pastries into voluminous puffs.
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In the ballet, a young boy samples too many pastries and dreams of Princess Praline and her court.
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That job goes to Flora Coffee next door, where you can get sandwiches and pastries during the day.
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Don't: Keep any cakes or pastries with dairy-based frostings or fillings out on the table after dessert.
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They have been replaced by regular Dunkin' stops, although the donuts and pastries are not on his menu.
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The survey found that the least offensive lunches were those of tempting buttered toast, pastries, and bacon sandwiches.
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But if you're surveying Pret's bonnes bouches with a few dollars to spare, I'd recommend skipping the pastries.
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We meet at Mari Vanna in Dupont to take $4 shots of flavored vodka and split lamb pastries ($16).
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Now, there are 50,000 social media requests for free sex toys and pastries, and the demand is only growing.
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She teases upcoming "bake along" broadcasts too, so you can make pastries and cakes with her in real time.
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It is the same amount Congress spent in 2012 on coffee and pastries for events held on Capitol Hill.
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For grab and go options, Market One stocks pastries, sandwiches, and salads, which are available 24 hours a day.
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It's a really nice day, so we walk back to my house and eat our pastries on my balcony.
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I avoid the breakfast food they put out (all pastries) and drink an espresso and a glass of water.
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Indeed Nazaré, the local town, used to be better known for its custard-filled pastries than for extreme sports.
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In light of that fact, I stop and purchase a box of pastries to eat when I get home.
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Infrared light flooded down invisibly as I eyed the pastries in Amazon's new convenience store in downtown San Francisco.
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From glazing cakes to making truffles, ganache is a versatile recipe that will keep your pastries delicious year round!
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Mario Christerna, chef and owner of The Briks, was patient enough to show me how the pastries are made.
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And, like Thanksgiving, Doughnut Day actually commemorates a historical event, rather than just a national affection for iced pastries.
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You can even enter the food cart, to see pastries, coffee machines, and a large tub of cream cheese.
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This cold-weather favorite pairs well with savory pastries like sausage rolls, pigs in a blanket, and beef wellingtons.
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There was also a small baked goods selection that carried pastries and cupcakes from different New York-area bakeries.
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There were cupcakes, doughnuts, pastries, and more — and all had a seal that guaranteed freshness or your money back.
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Donut Fries are a part of a larger launch of new pastries at Dunkin' and maybe some other changes.
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There, while looking down a cobblestone street lined with quaint houses, I could smell the warm pastries escaping bakeries.
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I never shared that advice, choosing instead to continue walking homeward with my new partner, munching our superior pastries.
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It wasn't long before the foods he had loved, like Cinnabon pastries and White Castle burgers, turned his stomach.
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She stocks it with breads, pastries, salads and sandwiches: 1220 Fifth Avenue (103rd Street), 212-534-753, mcny.org/visit.
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Hamantaschen, the triangular pastries for Purim (which starts next Wednesday), are usually filled with prune, apricot or poppy seeds.
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The mix of restaurants and retailers includes the popular La Estrella Bakery, known for Mexican pastries and Presta Coffee.
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At the top of the list, alongside pastries, is sourdough bread — good bread being a true love of mine.
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It&aposs the main attraction on Grand Street in Lower Manhattan, and it&aposs a staple for Italian pastries.
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Front Burner Hamantaschen, the symbolic triangular pastries served during the Jewish holiday Purim, have become a year-round treat.
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The kitchen is organized; the pastries are fresh from the oven; the brandy is plentiful and ready to pour.
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He professionalized and expanded the kitchen, affording cooks the space to butcher and make their own pastries and stocks.
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Packages cost from $4,500 to $7,300, and include transportation, videography, music, and a reception with champagne and French pastries.
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You can go right up to the counter to purchase take-home pastries and their famous hot chocolate mix.
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These delicious pastries can be found all the way from the northern tip of Argentina down to the south.
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As with tomatoes, delicate or filled pastries benefit from the way a serrated knife can saw and not crush.
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Voodoo Doughnut, Los Angeles Just last week the Portland shop known for its garish pastries opened in Universal CityWalk.
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Caffé Marchio, opening in mid- to late August, will be a stand-up coffee bar with sandwiches and pastries.
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All sorts of pastries and confections — like fruit tarts, macarons, molten chocolate cakes, chocolate truffles and éclairs — are taught.
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In the kitchen, a catered breakfast of eggs, bacon, biscuits, hash browns and an assortment of pastries covered the table.
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La Boulangerie: This place serves a great cup of coffee, but it also does bread, sandwiches, and pastries just right.
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A hungry bear in North Carolina was caught on video snacking on a box of pastries in a family's garage.
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"Kourtney & Co.," Kardashian wrote alongside a picture of herself and her adorable dates enjoying all of the mouth-watering pastries.
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The sandwich was on a croissant and, while not as flaky as the pastries from earlier, was still plenty delicious.
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Called Fellatio Cafe, the business would offer coffee, pastries, sandwiches, and blowjobs, with a condom applied by the sex worker.
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He describes his goods as "the comfort food of craft pastries" and that he doesn't have respect for pastry traditions.
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Everyone is hungry, so we go to a nearby bakery and my mom treats us to a couple of pastries.
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On our way over to their house, we stop at a boulangerie to get pastries to bring with us ($6.20).
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This place has the best pastries in Houston (in my opinion), and I cannot go here without getting something sweet.
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A 17th-century favorite, they are small round pastries made with puff pastry and filled with courants. Vol-au-vent
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They brought him limp, greasy sandwiches to eat or fresh pastries with some of the best coffee he'd ever had.
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We heard about terrifying love potions, oysters nicknamed "Viagra," and pastries that will tell you if you're suitable for marriage.
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The Daily Mail reports that the pastries will be available at the Glow Cave Dessert Bar during Sydney's Vivid festival.
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We're selling the same Somali pastries that my father used to sell to local restaurants, but we're our own bosses.
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The bakery stand, Meyers Bageri, has breads, pastries, sandwiches and whole grain flatbreads with various toppings including richly burnished cauliflower.
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They had gathered around an island, upon which sat a glorious spread of fruit, cheese, spring rolls, and pastries. Jackpot.
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Famous for its cardamom-spiced latte, FIKA also offers sandwiches, salads, and pastries, including Swedish cinnamon buns and vegan muffins.
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Before you start buying your Danish pastries, you'll need to exchange your dollars or pounds into the local currency, krona.
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We noticed a massive kitchen behind a window, which could have been where the cakes and pastries were being made.
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When it comes to these spongy pastries filled with Nutella or apple, Loulou's delicacies take second to none in Carnon.
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"[Kelly] was displeased because he was expecting a full breakfast and there were only pastries and cheese," Huckabee Sanders said.
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In a glass case by the door are a few of Samantha Kincaid's pastries, fewer as the day goes on.
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Off they go to Sweden where they eat pastries and play more viking games and meet an old Swedish couple.
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BAG OF BAGELS After spin class I indulge in fresh bagels, smoked salmon, cream cheese and pastries from Tal Bagels.
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Trademark Taste & Grind There's a coffee bar in front, Trademark Grind, dispensing drinks from Sweetleaf Coffee Roasters along with pastries.
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Like, of course I'd ask them about the munchies—their tips and tricks, favorite improvisations, best laced pastries, all that.
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As members of the media, we had access to a VIP tent that had coffee, bananas, breakfast pastries, and bagels.
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"I've heard from some friends — not others," he said as he bought pastries and bread at the Piman Bouk Bakery.
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Amenities include memory foam mattresses, down comforters, lanterns, Turkish towels and robes, luxury bath products — and pastries in the morning.
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Many of the pastries, breads and cookies on offer date to the bakery's turn-of-the-century founding, Herb said.
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The food was delivered in 20 minutes, served with a flourish, and was delicious, with pastries and fruit added in.
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Pies are fine, small pastries are good and cookies are almost perfect, because they're eaten slowly and usually in multiples.
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You can tour the inside of the lighthouse before a breakfast of bread and pastries, juice, eggs and fried potatoes.
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Racks of pastries and cakes rotated slowly in a bank of industrial-size ovens, while nearby pans of brownies cooled.
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We sit, catch up on our respective holidays, and enjoy our pastries like the ladies of leisure that we are.
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Front Burner Butter tarts are to Canada what natas are to Portugal, mellow little dessert pastries sold and served everywhere.
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We like: The hotel offers a high-quality lunch buffet stocked with salads, soups, pastries, and tasty mains for $35.
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The headboard looks just like a slice of toast, and the pillows and comforter are covered with images of pastries.
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I've always thought the name shortchanged the dough, since pâte à choux is the key to a universe of pastries.
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This digital toaster comes equipped with five toast functions, warming bread, bagels, waffles, toaster pastries, and English muffins to perfection.
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Back at the épicerie, Tariq Sitayeb had prepared a potent rum punch and Moroccan pastries to welcome a growing crowd.
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We take the light rail to the International District (pre-paid Orca card) and stop for pastries before heading over.
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Across the entryway from the high-ceilinged white room is Parliament Espresso and Coffee with all sorts of alluring pastries.
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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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Back down on the main floor is the spacious Seattle import, Stumptown Coffee, with a full espresso bar and pastries.
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A few weeks ago, folks from the Vox and ProPublica newsrooms sat down to enjoy some pastries and to brainstorm.
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Meier explains that the royal family love their afternoon teas, which are filled with finger-foods like sandwiches, pastries and scones.
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There is brightly colored fresh produce, wines from all corners of the country, and delicate pastries dressed with a buttery sheen.
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But sometimes, the conversation breaks from strictly cookies-ice-cream-and-cake related topics, and wanders into the territory of pastries.
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Trader Joe's is the holy grail of seasonal eating and this year they unveiled the Organic Frosted Hot Cocoa Toaster Pastries.
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Tuxedo Sam, the penguin, and Hello Kitty sitting atop a pile of pastries flank either side of the al fresco eatery.
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While these stuffed savory pastries don't really qualify as strange (no weird organ meat or anything like that), they're darn tasty.
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We pick up a baguette and a couple pastries for later ($1.30, I pay) and share the baguette as we walk.
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But white rice and breads, cakes, cookies and pastries would take a hit if most Americans abided by the new guidelines.
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We stuff ourselves with sandwiches, scones, and a myriad assortment of pastries, plus a pot of tea for each of us.
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"Remember, life is so fucking short, if you want to eat that whole box of pastries, than go and eat it."
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There's no ventilation, so everything from the kofte to the chicken tikka to the various pastries are cooked in the oven.
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I helped make ends meet by fetching and selling water; washing clothes for other families; and selling sugarcane, pastries, and toffee.
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But inside Frederick's Pastries, they have thrown that whole red concept out of the window with their trademarked Purple Velvet Cake.
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The video takes place in a school with children, custom Gucci suits, pastries, puppies, and a very dramatic food fight scene.
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"I want to give y'all some coffee and some pastries," he said, passing bag after bag over barricades on Sunday afternoon.
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There are enough man buns and other assorted hair pastries to fill the gluten-free aisle of your local grocery store.
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The majority—about 69%—ate low-calorie breakfasts (like toast or small pastries), while the remaining 28% ate larger, substantial meals.
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When I was 17, I worked at a gas station where I served hot dogs, fries, pastries, and stocked the shelves.
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The two companies have been on a roll over the past year, turning some of Hostess' most popular pastries into cereal.
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Wong says they are rooted in Chinese history, when Chinese patriots rebelling against the Ching dynasty passed messages hidden in pastries.
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Before Delmonico's became Delmonico's Steak House, it was a small shop run by two brothers who sold pastries, coffee, and chocolate.
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The researchers also pinpointed sweet pastries as the strongest contributor to higher trans fats levels in the blood, followed by margarine.
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Each day, the charming owner Nino would drop off fresh pastries from a local bakery and some fruit for my breakfast.
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There are more than 100 recipes covering every category of breakfast you can think of: eggs, pastries, smoothie bowls, and more.
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This eatery pays so much attention to detail — everything here is house-made, from the loaves of bread to the pastries.
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Pastries that look like pretzels, hot dogs, coffee cups, and more celebrate chef Dominique Ansel's 15th anniversary in the Big Apple.
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If you want to make mini pies or other pastries, these ceramic baking dishes will help you get the job done.
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The giant roastery has five special floors (including a seasonal rooftop) and just about everything, from coffee cocktails to gourmet pastries.
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Customers consistently rave about the location, service and staff, Art Deco aesthetic, and amenities like heated floors and on-site pastries.
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In the morning, Mr. Felici, who is the baker as well as the chef, offers fresh breads and pastries with coffee.
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Silicone molds to make traditional pastries like madeleines, calissons, financiers and cannelés are tempting, but are trumped by macaron-making kits.
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The cakes are large yeasted pastries (more of a cinnamon roll than a birthday cake) topped with icing and glittery sprinkles.
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The Lower East Side bakery is producing excellent breads, breakfast pastries, loaf cakes, muffins, rolls and scones several times a day.
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On Christmas Eve, during my bakery shift, classmates would sometimes stop by on their way home from church for holiday pastries.
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Cédric Grolet pastries, $18 each, April 5 though 7, Dominique Ansel Bakery, 189 Spring Street (Sullivan Street), 212-219-2773, dominiqueansel.com.
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In addition to cereal and pastries, guests can order such delights as crawfish and rapini benedict or ham and gruyere omelette.
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We were having a birthday dinner one year, when I surprised our table with some delicious pastries from a neighborhood bakery.
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Portion sizes of some items are down, too, while more finger pastries are offered in lieu of whole cakes and pies.
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The 12 pastries cost around $7.50 ($9.99 CAD), and ranged in price from roughly $0.75 ($0.99 CAD) to $1.12 ($1.49 CAD).
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It has waffles and pancakes and French toast and an omelet bar and bacon and sausage and pastries and fresh fruit?
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That explains the two large pastries she ordered for lunch when we met, and the French fries she got to go.
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With Sunflower Cafe's trademark effervescent yellow flourishes, this new iteration focuses on fresh-baked, gluten-free vegan pastries, breads and desserts.
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The pastries were too sweet for his taste, and there was often a filler like semolina mixed in with the nuts.
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Most memorably, she said, the day after her disappointing breakfast, she got a cappuccino to her liking and fresh, tasty pastries.
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For a few days this is alright—who doesn't want to eat a cheese baguette and plate of pastries for dinner?
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Tartine Manufactory in San Francisco is never without a line for its rustic sourdough bread, whole-grain pastries and turmeric kefir.
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Paczki, rich doughnutlike pastries hailing from Poland, are made for the Thursday after Lent; hot cross buns are abundant until Easter.
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At another Princi in the theater district, without the elaborate coffee experience, the breads and pastries are given a better spotlight.
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Feroce Caffè, on the ground floor, serves pastries to accompany coffee drinks, sandwiches and, in the evening, the full restaurant menu.
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Forty years later, it's still a family business (their daughter Yvonne works there, too) slinging award-winning breads, pastries, and cakes.
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It smelled of sweet almond pastries (cherry bakewells, specifically) but without the note of alcohol that sometimes catches through the saccharine scent.
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Germans made the sweets out of sugar and pastries and slipped them into the hats and bonnets that children laid out overnight.
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When ready to serve, bake the frozen pastries in a preheated 425° oven for 25 to 30 minutes or until golden brown.
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They post daily photos of their classic pastries in whacky scenarios to their 123,000 followers, who are literally hungry for the content.
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Yeah, you can be a pastry chef in Washington and people will say if you are handing out pastries, I'll take one.
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It's a staple in the world of pastries, decadent enough to be dessert but light enough to enjoy with your morning coffee.
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Stores have donated uneaten pastries to food banks since 2010 — a common practice in the food service industry, especially for major corporations.
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The spot is more known for its pastries and shaved ice, but I was optimistic that I'd still find arancini in sauce.
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In English, it's translated to "pastry cream," so basically it's just a thick, creamy custard used to fill cakes, pastries, and tarts.
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The aristocrat started her morning with French pastries in bed at her hotel – just a stone's throw from Paris's famed Champs-Elysses.
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Oakbrook Terrace, Illinois-based Ferrara's origins date back to 1908 when Salvatore Ferrara started selling Italian pastries and sugar-coated candy almonds.
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Unlike many comparable discount stores, every Lidl includes a bakery, with bread and pastries made at least four times throughout the day.
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In Asda's bakery section, there was an industrial-sized oven where bread, pastries, doughnuts, and more are prepared on-site every morning.
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While onboard the ship, guests can do things like learn how to make pastries or watch professionals create art out of chocolate
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The "pizza" is an appetizer consisting of four square pastries filled with cheese and comes with a side of marinara dipping sauce.
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I've made countless pizzas, cookies, pastries, slices of toast, and delicious dinners in this toaster oven since I got it last July.
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When she visited his house, she generally arrived with an armful of baguettes and pastries, leftovers from the bakery where she worked.
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The second floor also hosts Cafe Zaiya, which sells bento boxes and Japanese pastries like sweet breads and Hello Kitty-shaped buns.
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On Sunday the museum will also offer a Purim treasure hunt and a chance to make the holiday pastries known as hamantaschen.
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"I really want to have a conversation," she told a dozen potential voters seated at wooden tables near a display of pastries.
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On a recent weekday evening, the majority of the busy bakery's customers were Asian-American Millennials buying boxes of pastries and cakes.
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Suen, who runs the bakery with her mother, also sell a variety of breads, cookies and pastries at the colorfully decorated shop.
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Callahan's review wasn't scathing, it wasn't rude, and it didn't cover anything but her disappointment with the dry burger and flaccid pastries.
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The price includes transportation by boat to and from the dive site, videography, music, and a reception with Champagne and French pastries.
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Vendors line the entrance selling cream-filled pastries, mole tamales steaming in huge pots, tacos, and tlayudas frying on big circular grills.
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The two-hour flight involved traveling through Beijing's brand new, futuristic Daxing Airport, drinking mandatory hot water, and eating some questionable pastries.
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The chef Michel Richard, who died last year, originally opened the shop for pastries and takeout in the New York Palace hotel.
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The menu ranges from espresso and pastries to tuna sashimi poke bowls, which guests can enjoy on the cafe's shaded front terrace.
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The hotel also has a roof bar, Good Behavior, with tiki drinks, and an all-day cafe, Paper, serving coffee and pastries.
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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 handsome tome includes recipes for quiches, Scotch eggs, salads, tea sandwiches, meat pies and sweet pastries, all suitable to enjoy alfresco.
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It is a partnership with Brandywine Realty Trust, and Melissa Weller, formerly at Per Se, will be in charge of the pastries.
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In 2006 the EUIPO registered the Kit Kat shape as a trade mark in sweets, bakery products, pastries, biscuits, cakes and waffles.
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Ferrara&aposs is known for tons of classic pastries, from cannolis to tiramisu to rainbow cookies, but especially struffoli around the holidays.
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Before I loved cookies and cakes, and long before I loved anything as sophisticated as tarts or pastries, I loved ice cream.
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A. With so much added sugar lurking in granola, cereals, pastries, breads and yogurts, you might as well just call it dessert.
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With easily 18 pastries left, she put them under her desk, telling me she was taking the rest home to her family.
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It's a place where businessmen in custom suits wield knives and forks as they dig into pastries served on silver-plated stands.
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The food there is prepared by Starbucks strategic partner Princi Café — a Milan-based cafe that offers pastries, pizza and alcoholic drinks.
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I decide to spring for a handful of pastries for my colleagues, which I drop off in the middle of the cubicle.
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I'm not convinced these pastries look any tastier after the Scene Optimizer identified them as food and tweaked the image settings accordingly.
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Or linger over the classic French petit déjeuner (€2000) — an array of breads and pastries served with chocolate spread and homemade jams.
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They specialize in cheese and poppy seed pastries, including Grittermohn, a bar-like cake with an inch of ground poppy seed filling.
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A few blocks away from Hutzelmann is M&M Back, a chain bakery that churn out loveless breads and pastries for cheap.
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Enter The Great British Baking Show, a calming, cordial, alternative competitive cooking show where a bunch of Brits make pastries in a meadow.
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She evokes the church basements and Styrofoam cups of coffee and day-old pastries as well as any writer since David Foster Wallace.
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THE crowd chattered impatiently, the Dutch, British and European flags twitched in the autumn breeze and staffers hurried by with trays of pastries.
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First, she said, there are sherbet sweets, which include cakes, pancakes and flaky pastries that have been soaked in sugar syrup, including baklava.
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It was a busy day for mom-to-be Mindy Kaling on Sunday, who was spotted getting pastries at Twenty40 in Los Feliz.
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I go into the office, but no muffin today since I've stored pastries from yesterday's social hour at my desk like a squirrel.
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Fatima and I once spent a day baking traditional Middle Eastern pastries for camp residents in an event organized by a local nonprofit.
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"After cleaning the metabolic slate and lowering their insulin, people may be able to enjoy pastries, pasta, etcetera in moderation," says Dr. Ludwig.
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I had already consumed fruits, cheeses, chicken satay, savory pastries, and a sandwich, but I was still starving due to all the walking.
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While the tradition of receiving pastries and coins moved to the United States, it wasn't until the 1950s that candy became more popular.
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Brush tops of pastries lightly with remaining egg mixture; cut a small slit in the center of each to allow steam to escape.
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To cope with the stress, he began binge-eating pastries from the vending machines, and eventually put on a significant amount of weight.
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He also bought beer and pastries to reward the loyalty of fans at the King Power stadium that was named for his company.
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By now everyone knows there are a million ways to eat bacon—dessert, breakfast pastries, fried rice, mac 'n' cheese…you get it.
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Clark-Bojin's regal pastries incorporate shimmering gold sugar and edible gold to get that signature Disney feel, so there's no lack of magic.
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Their slices of cake, pie, and other pastries (like their vegan chocolate cake or matcha-flavored brioche buns) deserve an honorable mention, too.
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It's a soft, more elastic dough that is traditionally used for steamed and boiled pastries, both sweet and savory, like dumplings and mincemeat.
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It is possible, though challenging, to enjoy a photo of plastic Dragonfly Inn pastries even whilst fretting over #Loreluke (let's get that trending).
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Known for fast, cheap bagels, sandwiches, and pastries, it's really no surprise Bagelsmith's egg sandwiches are the secret antidote to Williamsburg's worst hangovers.
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The well-loved Austin ice cream stand also has fruity drinks and pastries, making it a destination for anyone with a sweet tooth.
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I started with desserts and pastries, but a year later I expanded my repertoire: Dr. Mr. or Ms., My name is Adam Shatz.
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This surgery cake, as with many of de Vetten's other pastries, was born out of her love of anatomy and the human form.
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Walk in and you will be amazed at the selection of cookies, pastries, tarts, dessert beverages, and most importantly: the beautiful layer cakes.
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The farmers are well paid compared to industry standards, and factory jobs for these handmade pastries have revitalized the economy of the area.
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Over breakfast one Sunday, the actor Mahershala Ali ordered a healthy egg-white omelet, studiously avoiding a basket of complimentary, carb-loaded pastries.
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Once his ammunition of purloined pastries was spent, he grabbed his bags and went on his way with nary a policeman in sight.
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There's no shame in taking a dive into the pastries behind the counter (not literally, though you'll be tempted) or ordering an omelet.
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The seeds, from the flower that produces the powerful drug opium, were also turned into jam and encased in pastries for special occasions.
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Now, when his hands get numb, he sometimes works at the nearby Brooklyn Kolache Co., a bakery specializing in Texan-style Czech pastries.
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Members of a synagogue in Atlanta come together to make the savory pocket pastries to sell at Hanukkah, as they have for decades.
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LOW Bourke Street Bakery, opened in 233.30, has become a go-to spot throughout the Sydney area for pastries, breads, sweets and coffee.
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It starts with breakfast items like brioche French toast and includes soups, salads, pastries and made-to-order or grab-and-go sandwiches.
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The desserts and pastries are under Rebecca Isbell, whose work made the end of a meal at Betony something to look forward to.
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This week we're mired in some friend group drama, so we also run to Sweet Hut for pastries and bubble teas for TLC.
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It seems simple — a few doctors, a social worker, a psychiatrist, former patients and their husbands and wives, a conference room, pastries, coffee.
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I'd experienced how his intricate pastries could disorient, but I wondered if there were rules of dérangement for a home baker like me.
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The Oakbrook Terrace, Illinois-based company's origins date back to 1908 when Salvatore Ferrara started selling Italian pastries and sugar coated candy almonds.
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Inside, they were greeted by waiters bearing trays of Oscar-shaped pastries with smoked salmon and caviar, Wagyu beef bites and chicken potpies.
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Just ask Collin Sexton -- who learned the hard way that Tristan is deadly serious when it comes to breakfast pastries and rookie hazing.
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Brush a little more egg wash on the pastries, then back at 400°F for 10 to 12 minutes, or until golden brown.
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Along with about 150 other employees, he crafts more than half a million of the sweet, 14-inch oval-shaped pastries every year.
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North Korean media staff sampled Chinese dimsum, pastries and fried eggs and took souvenir photographs of each other in the grand dining hall.
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And if you're really committed to the planned obsolescence cycle, you'll surely have no problem sacrificing those fancy pastries for next year's new iPhone.
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She noted that the company found a workaround a few years ago after service slowed when baristas started warming La Boulange pastries for customers.
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Panera Bread has long been associated with bagels and pastries, but the company is finally trying to make breakfast a bigger chunk of sales.
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" Similarly, the entry at 21 Across is UPSTARTS, but when read as UPS TARTS, can be clued as "Raises the price of some pastries?
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You can even find quick plating tutorials scattered throughout the account: pastries getting piped, noodles being shaped, an egg yolk being infused with truffles.
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"What I want to do with these old-school pastries is update them with great ingredients that we have in the UK," he explains.
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Montana: Huckleberry-Filled Pastries At Polebridge MercantileOnce deep summer hits in the state of Montana, that means it's time for one thing: huckleberry harvesting.
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" Black shared a snap of the two next to a food table with a tower of cakes and pastries, writing, "DADS to be. #BabyShower!
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Perhaps he should have come at the end of the day, when the donuts are stale but vendors sometimes give out pastries for free.
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They ski and swim fully covered, dye their hair pink, tweet, dance, have sex, meet in coffeehouses for pastries or to study for exams.
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I'm not sure how plate after plate of omelets, yogurt and honey, pastries, spanakopita, fruits and pudding were designed to feed just one person.
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Those with a sweet tooth also seem to love Speedos' cronuts (croissant-donut pastries) — and the Nutella flavor appears to be a crowd favorite.
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This area had the Princi pastries I saw on the first floor, but with many additional menu options and way more places to sit.
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Haustraete's pastries, for example, have until now only been available at his 12th Arrondissement bakery — practically a fringe neighborhood for the Left Bank contingent.
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Unlike Sadelle's, which also has a retail bakery up front, High Street on Hudson puts virtually all of its pastries on the daily menus.
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Sundays through March 20, the museum will also offer a Purim treasure hunt and a chance to make the holiday pastries known as hamantaschen.
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Sundays through March 2160, the museum will also offer a Purim treasure hunt and a chance to make the holiday pastries known as hamantaschen.
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Safe slivers of spherical mystery luncheon meats that dissolve on the tongue, fromage frais, tube spread, pallid petrol station pastries with liquid chicken centres.
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There's no word yet on whether or not Post has plans to make any of their other line up of pastries into cereal form.
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Mr. Kalahi, 20, once took a baking class, and the idea of making people happy with warm pastries was more enticing than mining gold.
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Laurencin did a risqué dance for the crowd and then fell, blind drunk, onto the pastries that were supposed to be served for dessert.
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Our Scandinavian neighbours are known for several things: breakfast pastries, longboat invasions, simply designed goods, innovative food, and a more relaxed pace of life.
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Glaser's also inherited a few recipes, including cherry honeybee cookies, from Kramer's Pastries, another German bakery in the neighborhood, after it closed in 1999.
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It's open for morning coffee and pastries like cornetti and until midnight for tramezzini sandwiches, bomboloni and snacks, like cacio e pepe potato chips.
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They're everywhere — bouncing on the sides of buildings in the opening credits, on plants (the show is anatomically detailed but biologically creative), on pastries.
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All across town, shops sell the puff pastries so beloved by the pope they are now known as Papieska Kremowka, or "Papal" cream cake.
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An informal gathering over breakfast pastries, coffee and quiche, it was the latest effort by the Biden campaign to make its donors feel valued.
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Offerings include pastries, as well as long-fermented rustic sourdoughs made famous by Paris's venerable Poîlane and by Tartine and Acme in San Francisco.
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Pastries can be bought at Maison Kayser, caramels at Kreuther Handcrafted Chocolate and cakes at Lady M, whose colorful creations beckon in a window.
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One bakery told her that it had slightly increased prices, but only on the more fancy butter-based pastries, not on the sacrosanct croissant.
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Research firm NPD reported in 2017 that cold cereal, toaster pastries, yogurt and tap water are among the most popular "meals" prepared at home.
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Pirogi, pelmeni dumplings, savory kachapuri pastries, borscht and beef stroganoff are among the richly alluring temptations: Samovarchik, 11 Stanton Street (Bowery), 646-7153-0333.
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Amazon says it will also offer items from local Seattle businesses including pastries from Seattle Bagel Bakery, yogurt from Ellenos, and sausage from Uli's.
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Between meals, snack carts full of pastries and French chocolates are set up in the galleys, and on some routes, ice cream is served.
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The next day, we rolled into Bucharest at dark, joining commuters at a bakery where we bought pretzels, apple pastries and cream-filled doughnuts.
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B. gets a Long Island iced tea and we share dill and feta phyllo pastry cigars and beef samosas (triangular little baked pastries — YUM).
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I don't see any so I go for a bacon one, then turn the corner and see the sweet pastries in a different case.
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We landed on a hostel for roughly 38 euros ($43) per person per night for four nights, which included coffee and pastries for breakfast.
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The General Court, based in Luxembourg, said the EUIPO had not established use of the trade mark in bakery products, pastries, cakes and waffles.
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The shop — half laundromat and half cafe — offers customers a variety of drinks and pastries along with 403 self-service washing machines and dryers.
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Customers can choose from 32 freshly squeezed fruit juices — from local apricots to imported kiwis -— to pair with her flaky banitsa phyllo dough pastries.
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On the second floor, the Italianate Café 2 has been spiffed up, and there's also a coffee cart that makes espresso and sells pastries.
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These include all refined carbohydrates like white bread, white rice and pastries; sugar-sweetened beverages; deep-fried foods; and red meat and processed meats.
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Since our flight was in the morning, the lounge had breakfast foods including eggs, meats, pastries, and a few Indian and Middle Eastern options.
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Complimentary coffee and tea is always available; and at Prospect, the inn's sole restaurant, a modest breakfast selection — pastries, oatmeal, smoked salmon — is offered.
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He thinks there's potential for the technique beyond drinks: folding the coffee mixture with whipped cream, for example, could become a filling for pastries.
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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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"I wanted to bring together the notion of pastry shop pastries and the pastry-making process you find in a restaurant," Mr. Hermé said.
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The pleasure derived from these pastries is not limited to taste alone, but also stems from the opportunity to immerse yourself in another culture.
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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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Well, if that wasn't enough, consider the following calculus: a lone Kraft Single slipped between two flat, rectangular pastries with sweaty, processed strawberry-flavored filling.
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He said Hodgkinson brought powdered donuts and cookies and pastries into the YMCA, "like he was trying to become friends with other members," he recalled.
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Dalton, Georgia (CNN)The smell of freshly baked goods fills the air of Panaderia La Esperanza, a bakery offering Mexican pastries and Hispanic foods here.
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Rose also had a lingerie shower before the wedding, where friends and fans got to shop for underpinnings and indulge in bridal-themed pastries. 11.
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If you're going to post a tick-spotting exercise that ruins one of America's favorite breakfast pastries, at least make it a little more challenging.
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On our way home, we stop at a new café in our neighborhood for pastries and a hot chocolate; my boyfriend picks up the tab.
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Pearl was raised in a small village by her grandmother and grew up selling pastries and toffee to provide for herself and her two brothers.
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As with the other locations, the store will serve freshly baked breads, pastries, pizza, and desserts all inspired by the recipes of Rocco Princi himself.
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To reach them, Brazilian companies have adopted mobile businesses, sending vans around the countryside selling traditional pastries, Portuguese language magazines and other goods from home.
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As for what snacks she left Santa, Harper decided on a glass of milk and pastries as well as a large carrot for his reindeers.
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Make sure to buy a bag of rugelach and any other pastries on your way out that catch your eye for the painful morning after.
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The air was warm and filled with the aromas of fresh baked bread and pastries, because that's exactly what was going on in the room.
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A cafe that serves coffee on tap and pastries made in-house, and that morphs into a wine bar in the evening, will open Friday.
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What to Do The Arthur Avenue Retail Market is a vibrant food hall packed with stalls selling meats, cheeses, olives, pastries and hand-rolled cigars.
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In Paris, visitors can expect lots of bread, sweet pastries and cheeses, as well as popular French dishes like duck confit, couscous, and steak-frites.
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For visitors needing a break, a fifth-floor cafe with seating on the sculpture garden offers pastries and boxed lunches like lemon-thyme grilled chicken.
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My order — an enormous tray with baskets of bread and pastries, jams, yogurt, cappuccino and fresh-pressed orange juice — arrived shortly after the requested time.
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Where there should have been fruit or pastries, we found a bunch of empty baskets on the display islands at the front of the store.
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And now, sweet breakfast lovers can get their hands on beloved Hostess pastries in the form of cereal, thanks to a new partnership with Post.
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"We'd have a selection of different things at every meal—chicken stew, fattoush, pastries, and a yoghurt and cucumber thing on the side," she remembers.
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We saw a kitchen through a window near the back of the store, where we assumed some of the cakes and pastries were being made.
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Breakfast pastries that New Yorkers might refer to as "Danish" — some cinnamon-scented with cream fillings, others with marzipan tucked inside — will also be sold.
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The realm of toaster pastries was brand new — so Kellogg's had no idea how well they would sell, although of course, they had high hopes.
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"The concept is extreme cleanliness when cleanliness was coveted; pastries with white sugar when white sugar was an almost abstract luxury object," Ms. Steele said.
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In the canon of Portuguese pastries, the most storied sweet is the pastéis de nata, a flaky, palm-size tart with creamy egg-custard filling.
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This new branch of Muji will have a full coffee bar, in collaboration with Variety Coffee Roasters of Brooklyn and featuring pastries from Ceci Cela.
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Mr. Allam will be in the kitchen, which will be turning out handmade sourdough breads, as well as pastries like a chocolate poppy-seed twist.
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The next morning, plastic foam containers filled with pastries from JB's German Bakery and Cafe squeaked on the floorboard as we headed back to PINS.
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The bakery counter was full of enticing treats to take out, from pastries to protein balls, but I was eating in for the full experience.
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If you own a popover pan, you will get especially gorgeous, feather-light pastries with a tall rise, a crisp crust and a custardy center.
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FILTERED COFFEE This coffee bar serving Counter Culture coffee, pastries and snacks is opening in what is to become a 2874,22800-square-foot food hall.
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Privately financed with $14.5 million, the 27,000-square-foot TurnStyle offers savory Bolivian pastries, Japanese rice cakes, bowls of ramen, homemade pasta and bubble tea.
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It's this juxtaposition — the interweaving of the classic Filipino sweets laced among the complicated, professional-caliber French pastries — that makes "Baking at République" so appealing.
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In the morning, breakfast boasted hard-boiled eggs, hot oatmeal, fresh fruit, toast, bagels, bread, pastries, yogurts, and a variety of juices, coffees, and teas.
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Though I had planned to roll the pastries into tight cylinders, I adopted a looser, flatter shape, which ended up looking more like a blintz.
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Each of the three meals served per day offered a selection of French wines and cheeses, in addition to fresh baguettes, citrus fruits, and pastries.
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A platter of Dunkin' Donuts pastries was nestled on a table between what appeared to be hundreds of Kasich lawn signs, bumper stickers, and posters.
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My usual breakfast this past two weeks has been a bowl of fruit, some tiny pastries, about a gallon of fruit juice and/or coffee, a freshly made omelette by a man who stood in stiff chef whites and whose job exclusively between the hours of 7 and 11 is to rapidly make omelettes to order, few more pastries, maybe a bit of salmon, then some cake.
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Like the Oreos, the "warm, buttery pastries filled with melt-in-your-mouth cinnamon roll filling" are fried to a crisp and served with ice cream.
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It will also have Amazon Meal Kits and locally made options, including bagels from Ess-a-Bagel, pastries from Dominique Ansel and sweets from Magnolia Bakery.
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The new Reserve stores and Roasteries will serve wine, beer and spirits and bake their own pastries from Princi, a boutique Italian bakery and Starbucks partner.
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The northern England-based firm sells sandwiches, sausage rolls, bakes and pastries from 1,743 shops in the UK and sees scope for operating well over 2,000.
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Wearing a bristly grey mustache and just a speedo, Stephan joined us for a survey of their palinka and homemade wine, accompanied by little cheese pastries.
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And if you're looking for snacks, Starbucks is leaning hard into the pumpkin-flavored pastries with pumpkin cream cheese muffins, pumpkin scones and pumpkin spice madeleines.
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For some the chewy pastries are delicacies on which to gorge for the Mid-Autumn Festival, a Chinese holiday that falls this year on September 24th.
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Ms. Morochoduchi had been stopped nearly a dozen times for illegally selling her pastries in the subway station, Mr. Attia said, yet she always goes back.
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He had grown up in Amsterdam, where he used to eat stroopwafel, a snack composed of two thin waffle pastries melded together with a syrup center.
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After enjoying all of the fish, pastries and liqueur Lisbon has to offer, a hike around Sintra and Cascais will be good for body and mind.
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This place has a brass and marble tap system that pours out its cold brew coffee, as well as pastries from its upscale restaurant, Josephine Estelle.
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In fact, once a month a container ship from mainland France makes the 2,373-mile trip to Saint Pierre laden with French cheeses, wine, and pastries.
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But she is also known for her Instagram account, where she often posts photos of herself with pastries, bagels, tacos, and other so-called "bad" foods.
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Jenner also captured a photo of her birthday breakfast which included multiple fresh fruit plates, coffee, a cheese platter and a double-decker assortment of pastries.
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Dominique Ansel doesn't just riff on classic desserts—he takes simple pastries and straight-up Pretty Womans them into masterpieces that put basic bakeries to shame.
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If you receive a fruit basket on April Fool's day, you have the right to be suspicious — it might be full of delicious cakes or pastries.
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Later that day, By posted a new photo of him and his father grinning from behind the counter, with very few pastries in the display case.
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The three brand-new flavors basically bring all of your candy-fueled fantasies to life — if you dream of sweet-and-sour toaster pastries, that is.
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The next morning, a free breakfast was laid out on the bar, small dishes of egg pudding, yogurt, French toast with strawberry sauce and small pastries.
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Convenient yet pricey at €18, the continental buffet offered fresh-squeezed juice, a selection of French pastries, yogurts and cereals, fruit and standard American drip coffee.
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The 1.5-inch wide slots allow you to toast a variety of items including artisanal bread that you slice yourself, English muffins, pastries, and bagel halves.
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Steps from Milan's Duomo Cathedral, delicate pastries, rich fruit tarts and multi-colored pates de fruits sweets sit side by side with counters and cash machines.
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The only change was their sugar intake: The researchers swapped foods high in added sugars, like pastries and sweetened yogurts, for options like bagels and pizza.
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We're learning how to do more for ourselves, like canning our own fruit, pickles and preserves, making our own liqueurs and pastries — and routine auto maintenance.
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We were seated at a long table filled with pastries, jams, and fruit, and were immediately offered a selection of espresso-based drinks and fresh juices.
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Everyone there is waiting for the sandwiches, bread and pastries at the much-acclaimed Tartine Bakery, owned by the baking virtuosos Elisabeth Prueitt and Chad Robertson.
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They put things like eight bottles of Dom Perignon, twenty bottles of Hennessy, gluten-free pastries, cake, an inflatable raft, vacuum-sealed underwear, and anal beads.
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In warmer weather, pick up a baguette, cheese, pastries and wine and head to Luxembourg Gardens or another park for a decadent but wallet-friendly picnic.
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The chain also stripped high-fructose corn syrup from its salad dressings and most pastries as part of an effort to move away from processed ingredients.
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Its separate boutique for caviar, pastries and other high-end products at 911 Seventh Avenue (58th Street), remains open and serves breakfast, lunch, brunch and snacks.
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The folding table from which Liudmyla Sviderska was selling pastries without a permit on Brighton Beach Avenue was not a mobile food cart, her representative said.
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On the opposite side of the "stage" is a coffee bar and an area with pastries that becomes a wine and cheese bar in the evening.
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There's another bar on the mezzanine level; next door, the Funny Library coffee shop serves pastries from two excellent local bakeries (Craftsman and Wolves, and Firebrand).
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Breakfast sees two options, with free pastries and coffees available for guests to grab on the go, or a more drawn out a la carte affair.
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Early in the protests, Nuland was filmed handing out sandwiches, pastries and cookies to the demonstrators in what some viewed as a provocative show of solidarity.
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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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This year, they are getting the chocolate treatment at By the Way Bakery, a small chain that makes gluten-free, dairy-free pastries, cakes and breads.
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Open 24/7, the Twin Crafts Market & Bar offers grab-and-go options including breakfast burritos, pastries, and pizzas, as well as packaged beer and wine.
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If you're lucky, among the standard array of Western pastries you'll find khaliat nahal, honeycomb buns that dimple at the touch, glossed with cardamom-scented honey.
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Sibling Rival is also home to the lobby's coffee bar with coffee by local roastery Tectonic Coffee, homemade pastries, and a soft-serve ice cream bar.
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Its admirably flaky pastries and dense, fragrant Danish rye bread make compact snacks to pack for the day, but most critically, its grain bar serves ollebrod.
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In addition to serving beverages made with locally roasted coffee beans, Red, White & Brew also sell muffins, pastries and calzones, according to the shop's Facebook page.
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We've known how to build vending machines for coffee for decades, and with a bit of effort they could probably automate the sale of pastries too.
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CBD-infused edibles and beverages have been popping up rapidly on menus in New York, where the compound is stirred into lattes and baked into pastries.
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According to Eater, officials with the health department confiscated $1,000 worth of CBD pastries from the Fat Cat Kitchen on February 4 during a routine inspection.
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And second, a revelation: Japanese pastries are a fascinating art form, and they have meaning for both the person eating them and the person making them.
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The Newcastle, northern England, based firm sells sandwiches, sausage rolls and pastries from 21,20.7788 retail outlets in the UK and sees scope for substantially more than 2,000.
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One recent evening, three outreach workers from CRESCER, a charity that helps drug users, trudged up a hillside carrying bags of clean syringes, saline solution and pastries.
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Wilkinson and Kantz both define chaos in terms of stretching and folding, much like the repeated stretching and folding of dough in the making of puff pastries.
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Changes to the trade agreement would likely affect smaller industries, too: Top import categories include breads, pastries and empty medicine capsules; chemical and mineral fertilizers; and tires.
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In Italy, baristas generally make the coffee in full sight of the consumer, and hand brioche and other pastries across a glass case, often with a quip.
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Ripert got up from his table at the Winstub, where he had been set to choose among the breads, pastries and local cheeses with his good friend.
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Her passion for pastries was inherited: "My grandmother loved baking and because of her, baking has always been a hobby of mine," according to New Media Rockstars.
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There are kiosks selling all kinds of treats: Italian pastries, freshly made Polish pierogis, jars of horse radish and pickles, and barrels filled with colorful Easter eggs.
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It featured filet mignon, a notoriously expensive cut of beef, served with appetizers like roasted peppers with anchovies, prosciutto-wrapped asparagus, and beet and goat cheese pastries.
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While coffee and tea is a staple, the New York location, for instance, gets their pastries from places like Bien Cuit in Brooklyn and Balthazar in Soho.
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The almost-bite-size pastries come in a pack of five bright colors and taste exactly like the iconic cereal—seriously, we tried them, and they deliver.
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Image: Deep Space IndustriesA few months back, Luxembourg—a tiny country better known for world-class pastries—announced its intention to become a leader in asteroid mining.
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Per the New York Times, the doughnut shop is selling pastries formed in the shape of flowers and dipped in sweet blood orange, strawberry, or rose glazes.
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"Every day it gets worse," said Abraham Iriza, 23, who used to sell bananas and pastries on the streets of Caracas and now sells cookies in Tibú.
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We've all had the dry, miserable, loathsome versions of vegan pastries that come plastic-wrapped next to the checkout aisle of your favorite overpriced health-food store.
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Bridgepoint bought the chain, best known for its coffee, pastries and sandwiches, at the height of the buyout boom in 2008 for 500 million euros ($539 million).
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The coffee shop will offer a full-service coffee bar, fresh-baked pastries and an assortment of teas, with a to-go window and indoor-outdoor seating.
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Order any of their breakfast tacos, a cup of coffee, and some conchas (or any of their traditional Mexican pastries), and partake in a true Austin tradition.
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I know how to do the decorating of the cakes, the classical French pastries, and stuff like that, but I prefer to bake the bread or doughnuts.
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The menu includes French-inspired pastries and wraps — like the Marseilles, with lemon-herb hummus, avocado, cucumber and tomato — and offers gluten-free and dairy-free options.
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Trendier places include Delicatessen, 230 Prince Street, which has sidewalk seating; Toms Roasting Company, 231 Elizabeth Street, which sells shoes along with coffee and pastries; and Gimme!
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The chef often finds inspiration for his world-class pastries from ordinary everyday items — whether it be a slice of watermelon, a hamburger, or a street pretzel.
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There is also at least one excellent restaurant: Two Sisters Bakery, known primarily for its breads and pastries, also does dinners featuring fresh produce and local seafood.
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Outside, on a terrace ringing the pavilion, caterers refreshed trays of yogurt, empanadas, fruit skewers, pastries, bread pudding, inari, and quiches topped with swirls of savory cream.
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Signature Bakery Tray, available at Harry & David, $69.99The tray of cookies, cakes, and other pastries will be a big hit for anyone who loves lingering in bakeries.
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Richie, however, is distracted by the simultaneous visit of soul superstar Hannibal, and so Jamie has to stall the Nasty Bits and run out to fetch pastries.
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The Italian café, which opened in 1915 and served coffee and pastries to New Yorkers for a century, closed a year ago, to the dismay of many.
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And it's true: pastries filled with meat in a gloppy sauce is on sale in every café, bakery, and shitty bus station kiosk between Sydney and Perth.
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Inside the restaurant, on a shelf lined with pastries and cakes you can purchase to go, I spotted the fried bread, branded here as Chewy Garlicky Bites.
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How to decide among a toss of golden spaghetti squash, a verdant broccoli salad, roasted cauliflower, fried chicken, tangy Moroccan carrots, apple pastries and fruit-filled crostatas?
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Pottery Avenue Embossing Rolling Pin, available at Food52, $52The 10-inch beechwood pin instantly creates beautifully intricate and photo-worthy designs on their cookies and other pastries.
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Its flat middle section rolls out rectangles of dough for cookies, biscuits, and breakfast pastries, and its tapered ends act as pivots for rolling circular pie crusts.
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A small cafe by the front entrance serves specialty coffee from the local roaster Per'La, sweet Greek pastries and gooey chocolate-chip cookies flaked with sea salt.
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Started in 27559 by Paul Allam and David McGuinness, this group of Australian bakeries focused on sourdough bread and laminated pastries is opening a location in NoMad.
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However, you should avoid cooking buttery pastries and other light, flaky baked goods directly on the steel because the heat gets too intense and can cause scorching.
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In addition to coffee drinks, it serves an all-day menu of soups, salads, sandwiches, more-substantial dishes and pastries, some of which are seasoned with coffee.
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They enter and gawk at the pastries artfully displayed under glass or stare at the big chalkboard menu on the wall, written in the man's neat hand.
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There, a marble counter doubles as a bar and a market for cured meats, cheeses, fruit, pastries and other items, including knishes, pastrami sandwiches and hot dogs.
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Much like Dunkin', Tim Hortons is a casual, counter-service spot for coffee, breakfast sandwiches, and pastries that can be found on almost every corner in Canada.
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There is also a bakery where employees can pick from a spread of pastries and other goodies for a morning snack or to complement their main course.
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Gazing at dozens of my roly-poly, quite adorable pastries, I'm as content as any couturier would be running her fingers along an elegantly constructed inner seam.
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This new concoction isn&apost the first time Disney has experimented with liquor and beignets, which are French pastries that are a staple of New Orleans cuisine.
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There will be a new store, Black Seed Appetizing, from Black Seed Bagels, with smoked fish in sandwiches and by the pound, tinned seafood, salads and pastries.
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Before then, Ms. Levy Imberman ran Sarah's Pastries & Candies, a Chicago chocolatier she started from her mother's kitchen in 2004 that eventually grew to two downtown stores.
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Post teamed up with Hostess to turn some of their most popular pastries into crunchy confections: Hostess Twinkies Cereal, Hostess Donettes Cereal and Hostess Honey Buns Cereal.
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And I recently discovered a sweet chamber music series at SubCulture, called GatherNYC, that runs one-hour shows on Sunday mornings complete with breakfast pastries and coffee.
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Breakfast can also be served in the room, and my order — a tray laden with pastries and rolls, muesli with yogurt, cappuccino and fresh orange juice — arrived promptly.
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The club would finish up at 6 AM with an "extremely peppered onion soup" served with savory pastries, four bottles of Champagne per person, and coffee and digestives.
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Travel with protein powder packets and a Blender Bottle to fuel and fill-up at breakfast to avoid hotel breakfasts, which are typically full of pastries and sausage.
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We leave the gig before midnight, drive a short distance to the suburbs to be housed by a family who offer us pastries and melon slices before bed.
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Galaxy doughnuts have become all the rage among Instagram food lovers, and just looking at the edible glitter-covered pastries is enough to satisfy your sweet tooth. 6.
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And customers in the 10-person deep line for the store's challah (only sold on Fridays) said Zika wasn't going to keep them from Stern's breads and pastries.
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There's also a smorgasbord of pastries and fruit leftover from a breakfast meeting — I grab a mini whole wheat bagel and smear it with peanut butter and butter.
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If the pastries don't scare you and you seek something more frightening, tickets are on sale now both online and inside the restaurant for anyone 18 and older.
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When I spent some time at NeueHouse last week, I saw waiters rushing to and fro with coffees and pastries, dropping them off at members' desks or offices.
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After free coffee and pastries, Caroline Sinders, an artist and design researcher, will moderate a conversation with Mozilla's Sydette Harry, the journalist Sarah Jaffe, and artist Salome Asega.
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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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Pickowicz is a pastry chef, known for desserts like her glamorous fruit crostatas and the pastries she makes at both Altro Paradiso and Flora Bar in New York.
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Local media has reported that the Aziz Istanbul restaurant, popular for its European cakes and pastries, was packed with people celebrating a birthday party when the attack occurred.
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The iconic Entenmann's pastries proudly displayed in grocery store aisles are baked with loads of sugar, probably a little love, and in one case, small pieces of plastic.
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The breakfast buffet, included in the room rate, featured a delicious haggis in addition to the usual fare of baked beans, eggs, sausage, bacon, cereals, fruit and pastries.
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"In the world of pastry, gluten-free is coming into its own," said Ms. Tagliaferro, who also supplies cakes and pastries to hotels and restaurants in the city.
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"If I were a big shareholder in JPMorgan Chase, I would just show up every Monday morning with like pastries and coffee for Jamie, " says the Amazon founder.
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The main dining room, which serves locally inspired meals that change every day, and living room cafe with espresso counter and baked pastries are also on this level.
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We stepped out onto the 107th floor, where media and Extell employees in hard hats were milling around and enjoying a spread of coffee, juice, bagels, and pastries.
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The holiday is not Christmas; it is Raksha Bandhan, and the gifts in production aren't toys but a colorful array of sweet mithai, the Indian version of pastries.
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At 14, he ran away from the children's home and began to compose music, selling trinkets and pastries on the street and later playing in the city's bars.
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For a simple breakfast or lunch, near Benefit Street and College Hill, Cafe Chokladhas a comforting assortment of pastries, soups and sandwiches (2 Thomas Street, 401-383-4764).
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Post-security in the A gates, Metro Burger Bar uses Pat LaFrieda beef, and near the B gates, Six Blocks Bakery serves pastries from Balthazar Bakery in Manhattan.
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Coffee sponsored by Joe Coffee, bagels sponsored by Fresh&Co and pastries made by students will be served Mondays through Fridays from 2311:2929 to 31083:23108 a.m.
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But it's wholesome enough to keep away the scaries about eating it even as an adult—at least there's nuts and berries and flakes instead of tiny pastries.
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Destination bread and pastries have been surprisingly elusive in San Diego, a city with access to stellar ingredients and international influences that aren't beholden to rigid baking traditions.
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About half a dozen employees behind the counter poured coffee, stirred drinks, and served pastries while about five customers stood in line and about five more awaited orders.
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I wrote in my journal, I sketched pictures, and I learned to make a whole array of pastries, like rose-shaped steamed buns and scallion pancakes with beef.
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Grab a spot at one of the weathered wooden tables, beneath the shade of a massive tree, and enjoy a cup of Stumptown coffee and freshly baked pastries.
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The indictment against Kavala cited tapped phone calls in which Kavala discussed sending pastries, milk, juice and gas masks to protesters as evidence that he financed the protests.
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" The company wants him to pay back the full value of the purloined pastries, as well as punitive damages for behavior it called "intentional, malicious, and/or wanton.
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In the early 1753s, Frances Hashimoto and her husband, Joel Friedman, were running Mikawaya, Hashimoto's fourth-generation family bakery business in LA, which sold Japanese pastries and desserts.
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La P'tite Boulangerie also sells sandwiches and pastries made in a patisserie Mr. Rigo has opened in Cap Ferret, where traditional sweets are made with a local twist.
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We were sitting in a modish Lebanese restaurant near the Jeddah corniche, sharing plates of tricornered spinach pastries and stuffed grape leaves across a black butcher-block table.
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Krispy Kreme gained fame with its yeast-raised, glazed doughnuts, and only made a major push into java in recent years as its pastries fell out of favor.
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With tea or, better yet, Champagne (€60 per person), you'll enjoy a selection of scones, financiers, artful pastries and savory bites like blini with salmon and cauliflower cream.
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The Fabergé-like pastries, each tasting essentially like the fruits that inspired them, reminded me of those Russian dolls that reveal something new as each layer is lifted.
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Passengers can purchase snacks like chips on the train or eat the complimentary pastries seen here, but I wished I had brought a little bag of healthier snacks.
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A pair of university students with floppy hair and denim sat in the back corner, whispering during the speeches and snatching pastries from a nearby table during breaks.
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Pollard had started another small business (Taylor Made Pastries), but other than that they just figured out themselves what they needed to do to launch their clothing line.
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Across the street stands an old factory that has been transformed into a cluster of hip new restaurants and marketplaces, selling everything from Japanese tapas to French pastries.
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A commissary in Maspeth, Queens, supplies some of the goods, but many of the breads and pastries are being baked on the premises in the Union Square flagship.
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Now it has added a free-standing store in Midtown Manhattan, selling breads, pastries, sandwiches, quiches, salads and coffee to eat at a small counter or take away.
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TOKYO, June 17 (Reuters) - PASTRY SCANNER: A worker at the Andersen bakery outlet at Ueno station in Tokyo uses a checkout scanner to calculate the price of pastries.
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A Jacksonville bakery is rubbing salt in the wound after the Steelers' playoff loss to the Jaguars -- sending Ben Roethlisberger a care package of fresh-baked turnover pastries!!
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Whether they're sweet dessert pastries or savory side dishes, pies are a staple of Thanksgiving tables across the US. UberEATS compiled the most popular pies across the country.
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Among the top contributors to calorie totals in both cases were soft drinks, sandwiches, tortilla and other types of chips, donuts and other pastries, burgers, pizza, burritos and candy.
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Before heading out to catch the day's acts at Fort Adams, channel your own folksy vibe by grabbing a latte and some pastries at the coffeehouse-style Breakfast Cafe.
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I see that the pastries that I found so delicious on set yesterday are being sold in the mall, and I wolf one down and feel much better ($2.60).
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On Monday morning, a good samaritan decided to bring fresh Starbucks coffee and pastries to the police people guarding the site of Saturday's explosion in N.Y.C.'s Chelsea neighborhood.
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Holding on tight to her bag of the pastries, the Keeping Up With The Kardashians star posted another video showing off the beignets inside—all doused in powdered sugar.
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"The Court holds that none of the evidence taken into consideration by EUIPO establishes use of the mark in respect of bakery products, pastries, cakes and waffles," it said.
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We got there at around 11 o'clock in the morning and they were just bringing out fresh egg tarts that are made with lard as opposed to butter pastries.
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The same goes for the scallion-pancake breakfast sandwiches and the savory-sweet pastries, including a millet mochi doughnut that's bewitchingly elastic in texture and subtly nutty in flavor.
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Toby Eagle, a retired chiropractor from nearby Smithtown, N.Y., heard about the cafe from friends and bought two bags of pastries and miscellaneous goods before sitting down to breakfast.
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For a sugary pick-me-up, Sucré's (three locations) Parisian-style pastries, chocolate truffles and macarons inspired by the flavors of New Orleans will satisfy munchkins and parents alike.
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The cruise's itinerary features workshops where you can make pastries, chocolate and wine tastings, chocolate-themed cocktails, meals prepared by renowned chefs, and even trips to chocolate-themed excursions.
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The current executive pastry chef is Susan Morrison, and she told Oprah Magazine that she spends most of her day baking desserts, which can include pies or miniature pastries.
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After Twinkies-owner Hostess Brands announced it was liquidating in 2012, there was an outpouring of nostalgia for the cream-filled pastries that accompanied lunch boxes for a generation.
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They designed Spencer as a neighborhood hangout replete with coffee, pastries to go, and whitewashed walls, trimming the restaurant only with fresh flowers and two 19th-century oil portraits.
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The cafe, which recently started offering fresh salads and terrines for lunch, is the place to find innovative desserts as well as traditional pastries. 011-33-490-950-354
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Nat Fuller, born in 1812, was a slave who became a celebrated restaurateur, opening the Bachelor's Retreat, a Charleston catering hall famed for its pastries, game, and turtle soup.
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There's a bread called girda naan, which looks and tastes exactly like a bagel, and there is also quite a repertoire of pastries, often decorated with nuts and raisins.
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Entrepreneurship seems to run in the family: Pollard also runs her own pastry and baking catering business, Taylor Made Pastries, in addition to helping with Flexin' In My Complexion.
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Over a traditional Hungarian meal featuring peppers and poppyseed pastries, he explained that politics had forced him out of his beloved profession — high school foreign language teacher — this January.
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Dessert is served on low coffee tables in a loungey space called the Living Room, which by day doubles as a cafe selling pastries and sandwiches on housemade bread.
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There's an intensely chocolate flourless cake modestly displayed among the pastries on the counter at La Mercerie, the shop and restaurant in the Roman and Williams Guild in SoHo.
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The scene cut from the Burovs' Moscow kitchen, where Yelena nervously waited out the search, to an American kitchen, where Evgheniya Morozova blithely made pastries for her language class.
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Individual cakes and pastries, $4 to $7; whole cakes and tarts, $20 to $60; Dulceria New York City, 2220 Frederick Douglass Boulevard (119th Street), 646-570-0466, no web.
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China While in many countries around the world candies and pastries reign supreme when it comes to a Christmas sweet, in China, apples are the festive treat of choice.
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A throwback to the '50s, this is the best spot to have your traditional kaya toast that has sugar, coconut milk and eggs, amongst other traditional cakes and pastries.
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He graduated from the UC Berkeley School of Architecture, but after two years as an architect, he decided he wanted to pursue his passion for creating and designing pastries.
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The world is filled with bad cakes and dry pastries, but we bet you can count on one hand how many times you've had a shitty slice of pie.
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It's an easy conversation starter (hey, which pastries do you usually get at Ceci Cela?), but few people on the app actually started or responded to conversations, which was frustrating.
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Finnish bakeries serve lots of seasonal pastries, and they take cake very seriously: Heidi told me the debate over whether shrove buns should contain jam or marzipan divides the nation.
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From the hike, I headed straight to breakfast where a full buffet of options was set up, including an omelet bar, pancake station and entire tables of pastries and fruit.
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According to Halloween: From Pagan Ritual to Party Night, "souling" was when poor people visited wealthy families' homes and received pastries like 'soul cakes' in exchange for prayers and songs.
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And let's talk about the pastries and cookies, always filled with cream or lemon flavor that makes it feel like you're eating a sponge cooked with lemon-flavored dish detergent.
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Already this week, the government has arrested four bakers for making illegal brownies and pastries with flour it says must be designated for savoury bread products, according to Reuters reports.
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I love our pastries and I love our bread program but I thought it was important that we brought in someone to lend a more creative side to those things.
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He says he's craving Cuban food, so we drive to a little Cuban cafe tucked away in a shopping center and order sandwiches, congri, and guava pastries to bring home.
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Middle-class families were tucked up at tables laden with freshly baked pita pockets, delicate cheese-stuffed pastries, oil-dipped vine leaves, and an enticing array of dips and meze.
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The Washington Post also reported in March that the family of three grabbed pastries during a low-key visit to Boulangerie Christophe in Washington, D.C. No other details were available.
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But once again, Trump derangement syndrome reigns supreme, at least in the corridors of the mainstream media and on the streets of quaint little countries with delicious lattes and pastries.
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Past the margarita stands of fake Mexico, the pastries of fake Norway, the orange chicken with rice of fake China, the bratwurst of fake Germany, the tiramisù of fake Italy.
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There you'll find the best assortment of pita and other freshly baked flatbreads, along with olives of every sort, interesting pickles, plump dates and irresistible savory and sweet phyllo pastries.
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Although it offers delicious coffee and pastries, visitors flock to the cafe to take in its Cubist features, a design style that was prominent in Prague in the early 1900s.
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Now a new wave of Syrian refugees has been welcomed, and some hawk fresh falafel, hummus, kibbe, crunchy sesame cookies called barazek, and sfihas, the savory pastries Brazilians call esfirras.
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There are countless glass-covered displays of mouthwatering pastries, cakes, sandwiches, and even a build-a-bowl granola bar from the Starbucks' Reserve food partner, the Milan-based Princi Bakery.
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Trump just announced that his administration is preparing to impose another $200 billion in tariffs on Chinese goods, on products ranging from pickles and pastries to refrigerators and air conditioners.
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While the two don't have formal culinary schooling, they both began baking professionally at the now-defunct Blue Bottle Coffee in SFMOMA, where they met and baked art-inspired pastries.
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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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Tuck into an assortment of pastries and rolls served with butter and jam, or order a bowl of muesli topped with whipped cream (breakfast for two, about 210 Swiss francs).
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And it comes with some additional perks: Users can redeem their study points in businesses across the country for gifts like pastries, tablets, restaurant discounts and even free sightseeing tickets.
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Savory and sweet pastries, including caramelized peach babka, strawberry crumb cake and summer berries on toast, are on the menu in the new location, and there's an expanded breakfast menu.
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My girlfriend's sister, K, asked if the pastries were from Magnolia, the Bleecker Street place best identified by the hordes of tourists waiting for their "Sex and the City" cupcakes.
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I've been stopped hundreds of times by the sight of cakes and tarts, small pastries of all shapes, cannelés browned to a burned-sugar patina and colorful macarons, of course.
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After Americanos, scrambled eggs, and fresh baked pastries which are included in the cost of the room, we head upstairs to grab out things and explore Sorrento for the day.
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Near the front entrance of the school is Restore, a café where students can grab breakfast, lunch, snacks, pastries and sweets, and hot and cold beverages throughout the school day.
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"As you can imagine, this is a very difficult time, and the senseless loss of these delicious pastries has deeply affected all of our officers 👮♂️👮♀️," their statement concluded.
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All bookings include breakfast, which offers ala carte entrees as well as a continental buffet of fresh bread, pastries, cheese, jam, and juices in an adjacent room of the restaurant.
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An overnight stay in a Bread & Breakfast room will set you back $225 per night and it comes with some perks, including a minibar stocked with an assortment of pastries.
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Pastries don't truly have flip sides — all that's important about a pastry is on view (or will be after the first bite) — but I consider dough an epicure's inner seam.
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Adjacent to it on a side street, will be a cafe, opening in a week or so, for breakfast, pastries, sandwiches and, in the evening, pintxos from the open kitchen.
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They could expect to eat and drink well that day: Girls and their mothers around the village typically spend the weekend preparing pastries, drinks and snacks, including eggs colored red.
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When I finished eating the pastries, she unfurled herself from her stool and brought out a second course: cloudlike coconut yogurt sprinkled with bee pollen in a pearlescent stone bowl.
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Best-known for its counter pastries served to hungry Britons in a rush, U.K. chain Greggs is inviting people to a £15 ($20163) four-course "fine-dining experience" for two.
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My son will grow up in a multifaith household where we will celebrate Christmas and Eid, paint Easter eggs and eat sugar-dusted pistachio pastries during the Feast of Sacrifice.
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The Persian cuisine, already famed for its variety of grilled meats and fluffy rice, leaves the old year behind with feasts of stews, spicy foods and colorful cookies and pastries.
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She and her family celebrate the holiday by baking pastries and recruiting Ms. Sukriti's brother to dress up as Santa Claus to deliver presents to her 8-year-old son.
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While French cuisine is all about food and wine pairings, traditional Japanese pastries pair instead with tea, the different perfumes and flavors of which provide contrast alongside the delicate wagashi.
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And it's not just a custom in the West; eating candy, pastries or other sugary foods to purify the living after encountering death is pretty universal, dictated according to cultural norms.
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It said the fact that defendants discussed bringing milk, juice and pastries to Gezi, as well as gasmasks to counter the effects of tear gas, showed they were financing the protests.
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But when you had Miami test, is it not remarkable how many people wanted so much to use Uber Eats to be able to get coffee and pastries to their place?
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There isn't much more to the game than that, although the fact that the pastries looks suspiciously like the doughnuts that often haunt Homer Simpson adds a nice layer of familiarity.
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Along the way, we buy a baguette, pick up some cheese and chips, a couple of pastries and a bottle of wine and find a spot to have a delicious picnic.
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Such attention to detail results in delicious baked goods, from cakes and breads to pastries and cookies, and while you can get store-bought sweets, homemade versions will always reign supreme.
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The restaurant also has a patio, which the couple transformed into a coffee, pastries and juice bar, where customers can wait on a table inside or sit for a quick bite.
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The divide was evident at a recent Greenville, S.C., gathering of bankers and lawyers, reliable Republicans who shared tea and pastries and their growing anxieties about where their party is going.
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That's if you believe the New York Times' T Magazine, which has an entire article praising the "ethereal, exceptionally flaky pastries" of Lune Croissanterie in the inner-city suburb of Fitzroy.
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Apparently nothing to do with Trump's remarks but "because he was expecting a full breakfast and there were only pastries and cheese," according to White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders.
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Consumption of mooncakes is thus less a reflection of whether people enjoy the pastries, likened by some to edible hockey pucks, and more a measure of the health of the economy.
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And, more to the point, you have to be the kind of person who cares as much about Claire herself as you do about her command of re-creating Hostess pastries.
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Amazon has also partnered with local third-party restaurants, including bakery La Boulangerie and South Indian restaurant chain Dosa, to flesh out its inventory with pastries, yogurts, hummus, and other options.
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In addition to the festive fruits, which together offer a balance of both sweet and tart flavors, the pastries are also made with quintessential fall spices like cinnamon, nutmeg, and cloves.
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Home of beer, pretzels, potato salad, cream pastries and sausages … but no, we're not talking about that kind of wurst, we're focused on something arguably even more beloved: the wiener dog.
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Yesterday, an Instagram account called TraderJoesFans, which frequently posts photos of new TJ's products, shared a package of the Organic Frosted Toaster Pastries in a new flavor: brown sugar and cinnamon.
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Friday morning dawned bright and cool in Washington, and in a church basement near the Supreme Court, dozens of Fire Drill Friday protesters gathered to eat pastries, drink coffee and strategize.
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PIT STOP We'll stop at the cafe in the bottom of the Picnic House, called Tip of the Tongue, and get coffee and sometimes pastries to bring back to the kids.
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"We're launching a home collection, so it made sense to show it at home," said the curator Nicolas Bellavance-Lecompte, setting down a bowl of Kebbeh pastries on his dining table.
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For breakfast, get pastries from Dominique Ansel (skip the cronut and go for a kouign amann), sit down for bagels and smoked fish at Sadelle's, or indulge in pizza at Rubirosa.
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The Sky Club at JFK's Terminal 4 has a wonderful outdoor space, so we brought our yogurt, pastries, and coffee outside to enjoy the mild weather and watch planes taking off.
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The dense deep-fried pastries, which do not flatten as they are eaten, date back to the Middle Ages, when people tried to use up ingredients that are avoided during Lent.
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Ansel's aptly-named dessert The Pretzel is part of his collection of NYC-inspired pastries that launched at Dominique Ansel Bakery in Manhattan on July 4th and runs through Labor Day.
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For lunch, the quiches, soups, and sandwiches are all warm and inviting, but it's the pastries—oatmeal jumble cookies, mudslide cookies, bread pudding, carrot cake, and more—that you shouldn't resist.
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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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Every table inside the carpeted house was laden with watermelon wedges, puff pastries and silver carafes of black coffee, even though the fast wouldn't be broken for another couple of hours.
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Amy Scherber and her husband, Troy Rohne, are opening their first Brooklyn venue, a 24-seat cafe with a kitchen for Ms. Scherber's breads and pastries, sandwiches and other lunch items.
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A steady flow of neighbors bearing pastries and hugs continues to cycle through the three-bedroom home that has been the family's anchor and hub in Amsterdam, N.Y., for 24 years.
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In the evening, the whole place, including the lounge upstairs, will serve cocktails and small plates of cold items like hamachi crudo and tuna tartare, along with the mochi and pastries.
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The owners, Jacob and Madrona Wienges, serve espresso and cortado from micro lot beans, as well as housemade pastries and Danish-inspired open-faced toasts on dense rye bread ($9-$12).
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In addition to the designer's brand of organic coffee, the cafe, with seats for 30, will serve and sell pastries by Umber Ahmad's elegant Mah Ze Dahr bakery in Greenwich Village.
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The shop serves Portuguese coffee, rolls, pastries like the custardy natas, and ice cream cones filled with flan and topped with whipped cream: 457 West 17th Street, 0003-792-9200, frankieportugalcoffee.com.
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Almost 20 years ago, Stanley Mieses, a writer and editor, first accompanied the guitarist Yosi Piamenta to Mansoura Pastries to buy knafeh, an Arabic dessert usually made with shredded phyllo dough.
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And, in fact, there was a small coffee stand and shop just inside the doorway dubbed the Bodega that sold everything from lattes to fresh fruits and pastries to pressed juices.
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Over four decades, he has created countless pastries — their looks becoming sparer, their flavors and textures more complex — but among the hundreds of inventions, there's one that stands apart: the Ispahan.
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That way, even if she had, bizarrely, hand-delivered mini-pastries only to her favorite people — a group that did include you — she would have been publicly identified as their custodian.
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The indictment says Kavala had discussed bringing milk, juice and pastries to Gezi, as well as gasmasks to counter the effects of tear gas, which showed he was financing the protests.
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At Christmas, when my mother insisted that she take a "real" look at the assortment of pastries she'd spent too much money on, Audrey only flashed the glasses before her eyes.
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But the show's third season hopes to get a boost from across the pond from the "Bake Off" judge Paul Hollywood, who will assess these pastries with his usual steely glint.
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According to Top Class Actions, on a fateful day in 2015, a man named Jason Saidan purchased raspberry-, and blueberry-, and maple-flavored doughnuts and pastries at a Santa Monica Krispy Kreme.
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That may be partly because I'm from Tennessee, which is strict Little Debbie territory — they're produced in my hometown — but it's probably also because those pre-packaged tubular pastries are pretty weird.
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Greggs, which sells sandwiches, sausage rolls and pastries from 19953,21995 shops, said severe wintry weather in March and April deterred shoppers from venturing out and prevented some of its shops from opening.
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One night we saw some intriguing little puff pastries topped with dark chocolate pass our table, and we asked the waiter if they were available, since they weren't on the dessert menu.
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As with all of Coppola's films there's deep melancholy mixed in with the pastels and pastries, and Dunst is the ideal lead, portraying innocence, sass, and struggle in one platinum blonde performance.
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In a little hamlet called the Yufuin Floral Village in Japan, you can buy pastries from Kiki's Bakery, adorned with symbols of the Studio Ghibli's tale about a witch coming of age.
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As we grow, we hope to hire American workers, but for now the whole family pitches in: My mom and my sisters cook pastries, and my father works the register every morning.
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The long-standing bakery in N.Y.C.'s Kips Bay neighborhood has been around since 1935 and specializes in traditional pastries like black and white cookies, cannolis and gingerbread houses during the holidays.
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On a recent morning, Ms. Dalzell was buying pastries for herself and Oona, now a 12-year-old with green streaks in her blond hair, who was waiting outside with her dog.
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"These foods help people to feel connected with their homeland, who in Turkey feel lost," said Mohammad Ayman as he wraps clotted cream filled pastries into to-go packages for Syrian customers.
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Meet Donut Fries, which transform those beloved spherical pastries, doughnuts, into a bag of sugar-sweet sticks with the portability of french fries, the ideal junk food for life on the run.
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As soon as I stepped inside, I was overwhelmed by the smell of freshly ground coffee and the large crowds of people rapidly ordering pastries and coffees from the Reserve's bar area.
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"These chefs are used to having their pastries distributed in their own boutiques, at stands or, in some cases, delivered to restaurants, but none are distributed by a third party," explains Tallandier.
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The elaborate tasting menu abounds in imaginative flourishes, such as savory pastries made to resemble calligraphy brushes that can be dipped in tomato ''ink'' and dumplings in the shape of miniature hedgehogs.
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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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We told Lászlo, the middle-aged cafe worker with a dimpled smile, that we were journalists from out of town; afterward, he insisted on serving us lemonades and pastries on the house.
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But the highlight for me is Election '92, a game where you influence the outcome of the 1992 US presidential election by throwing puff pastries at the candidates you don't want elected.
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Neither the Israeli nor Palestinian governments are attending the event at Manama's luxury Four Seasons hotel, where international bureaucrats enjoyed cocktails and delicate pastries, mingling with Arab businessmen sporting gold Rolex watches.
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Here, "bibliotenders," which is what they call their bartenders, will serve you a glass of wine along with a book recommendation; they also offer coffee and pastries from a local artisanal baker.
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A glass case holds equally delicious pastries, but the real star may be the granita: Patrons linger over creamy almond-scented bowls of it at the parasol-covered tables out front. caffesicilia.
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If pastries aren't your thing, get a mouth-watering, organic, free-range breakfast burrito ($6) and a dragon fruit smoothie ($5 to $8) from a drive-through (Life & Time:Free Range Fast Food).
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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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That means it's the last call for Danish pastries, black-and-white cookies and "bunny bread" — coffee cake shaped like a rabbit and with an egg baked into it — at the bakery.
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The pastries come in many different forms today, made with buttered layers of phyllo dough, laminated doughs like puff pastry, or with an oil-based dough, as it's done in this community.
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His restaurant, in a pair of narrow storefronts on the Lower East Side, consists of the Living Room, an all-day cafe serving coffee, tea and pastries from morning until 5 p.m.
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They include a bucket proclaiming "40 years of reform and opening up" that contains three chicken nuggets, three drinks, two wings, two meat pastries, two burgers and a box of popcorn chicken.
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Café Bilboquet offers breakfast pastries, fancier sweets like éclairs, and ready-made panini and salads, along with coffee, tea, beer and, soon, wine in an elegantly gilded setting with plush garnet banquettes.
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Start your morning with a cappuccino and blueberry scone from Stick Boy Bread Company, a popular bakery and coffee shop that offers a rotating selection of pastries, loaves, cakes and seasonal pies.
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Eight of the machines are lined up in the Extraction Lab, a minimalist space in Industry City, Brooklyn, which is open to the public and serves pastries along with coffee and tea.
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On a recent October morning, Ms. Penick shared a sampling from the restaurant, including avocado toast topped with Russ & Daughters lox, and pastries from Mah-Ze-Dahr Bakery in the West Village.
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Where the English Teacup cafe once stood, a new Japanese dessert bar now stays open late, selling green tea soft-serve and fish-shaped pastries to lines of Korean and Latino teenagers.
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In New York, all the baking of the rustic rye, multigrain and sourdough breads (and classic pastries fragrant with cinnamon and cardamom) is being done in a stone oven on the premises.
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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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Pierre Hermé, known as the "Picasso of pastries," teamed up with the beauty brand L'Occitane en Provence to open a 10,000-square-foot lifestyle store at 86 Champs-Élysées in early 2018.
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A paranoid dude who called himself Lieutenant Duke Schneider of the SS invited him for pastries near Ground Zero in New York City, and, eventually, to a rally in Trenton, New Jersey.
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If this guy isn't just pelted with some Portuguese pastries on stage then marched outside and told wait in the car, I'll lose all faith in this competition and democracy more broadly.
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There are a few on-site eateries, including The Edge, with an expansive breakfast buffet with everything from made-to-order eggs and waffles to pastries, fried rice, dim sum, yogurt, and sushi.
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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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MEET PEARL NIKI QUARMYNE, 20, FROM MFANTSIMAN, GHANA Pearl was raised in a small village by her grandmother and grew up selling pastries and toffee to provide for herself and her two brothers.
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An ice cream cart doled out frozen treats from Ice Cream Occasions in L.A. In terms of desserts, a variety of cake pops, macarons, cupcakes and more pastries were laid out for guests.
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The Swiss company, whose products including ice cream, mayonnaise and pastries all use eggs, said it wants to make the change by 2020 in Europe and the United States and by 2025 elsewhere.
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A replica of Kiki's magical black cat, Jiji, hangs in a cage out front, a broom is emblazoned on the bakery's sign, and the painfully delicious-looking pastries themselves come to life inside.
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They broke the foods into the following groups, per the study abstract: bread, roll bread, bread toast, bread bun, pasta, flour, breakfast cereal, biscuits, pastries, pizza, snacks, ready meals, battered, and ice cream.
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Editors Note 12/7/18: If this ode to Danish pastries gets you craving something perfectly flaky, check out the newest vendor at the Smorgasburg x VICE Night Market: Danish export Ole & Steen.
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"These images of pastries, cakes, and other foodstuffs, rendered in his signature painterly style, with radiant color and delicious impasto, are condensed explorations of the language of painting," Curator Susan May tells Creators.
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Win Son's pastries include a red-rice doughnut, a millet mochi doughnut, a custard toast, a pine-nut cookie, a black-sugar egg tart, a laminated pineapple bun, and a red-date cake.
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Over Cubanos, guava pastries and café con leches, we got to speak with the young owner about how he is updating traditional recipes, and chatted with local businessmen and even a police officer.
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Reviewers on Yelp praised the store's "melt in your mouth" doughnuts and pastries, and numerous parents noted that employees allowed their children to add their own sprinkles on top of their sweet treats.
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The buffet included Catalan and Spanish cheeses and cured meats, country bread, egg dishes and omelets, fresh fruits and house-blended yogurts, not to mention a huge selection of pastries and decadent sweets.
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"If I were a big shareholder in JPMorgan Chase, I would just show up every Monday morning with like pastries and coffee for Jamie," Bezos says at a recent forum on leadership panel.
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Where: Vie De France in Tokyo SolamachiCost: 300 yen, roughly $2.76 USDThis eatery served up a few pastries shaped like cartoonish sea creatures, and the bulging eyes added a new level of cuteness.
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What appears to be superficial eye candy — fine pastries, fashion, the glitz of Versailles — is actually a way of showing Marie Antoinette as a doll-like consumer good in the patriarchal Ancien Régime.
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And what would full-throttle Polish gluttony be without a paczki-eating contest that pits men with paczki-like physiques in a race to swallow as many pastries as possible in 15 minutes?
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Breads Bakery is nearby for great sandwiches, vegetarian pastries like spinach-filled burekas and, most important, plenty of sweets like cakes, lemon-meringue tarts and tiny chocolate rugelach still warm from the oven.
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Though he's most associated with his innovations in patisserie, from his Ispahan collection of pastries to his vast array of macarons, it is chocolate that has been the enduring thread throughout his work.
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Kate Buska, the vice president of brand development for Provenance Hotels, the company that runs the hotel, said that Conspire offers free coffee all day and free fruit and pastries in the morning.
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Farther north, in the more residential area of Otsuka, visitors can browse the new OMO hotel's second-floor library, perhaps while snacking on flaky vol-au-vent pastries from the on-site cafe.
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