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French viewer here from the Lorraine region 😊 madeleines are amazing but I think they should've made an effort regarding the diversity of the cakes/cookies they sent. The St Michel cookies are nice as well but some variety would've been better. Like gavottes, petits écoliers, all of the Lu range of product and now it's easy to find regional specialties widely enough to include them in these boxes! We have tons of awesome sweets too, violettes, anis de flavigny, arlequins…. also Carambar comes in so many flavours they could've put more! Tapenade is definitely an acquired taste but I like… Read more »
Bonjour from France. I hope my english is still ok at this late hour. Actually Langue de Chat is not the number one cookie in France (kinda old fashion). I think the most popular cookies here are probably : Petit Beurre, Petit écolier, Barquettes de Lu, Pailles d'Or, Mikado, Prince. (Most of the cookies here are manufactered by two main compagny. One is called "Lu", St. Michel is the other.) Not surprised you did not really care for Tapenade. It's basicaly black olives, anchovies, garlic and olive oil. Put all of that in a blender and you have Tapenade.
Just a hint…. St. Michel is pronounced Saint Michelle (like the girls name). Even though I am in Germany, I can say I have had everyone of these snacks…. the Madelines are popular here as well. I love the Olive Tampanade, but you DO have to develop a taste for it…. if you don't like black olives…. you won't like it. I love seeing these boxes… and the information in the booklet gives you a lot of information.
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Bonjour from France. I hope my english is still ok at this late hour.
Actually Langue de Chat is not the number one cookie in France (kinda old fashion). I think the most popular cookies here are probably : Petit Beurre, Petit écolier, Barquettes de Lu, Pailles d'Or, Mikado, Prince. (Most of the cookies here are manufactered by two main compagny. One is called "Lu", St. Michel is the other.)
Not surprised you did not really care for Tapenade. It's basicaly black olives, anchovies, garlic and olive oil. Put all of that in a blender and you have Tapenade.
Great video
You should do the tasting boxes with your daughter.
I'm hungry after watching this…
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Just a hint…. St. Michel is pronounced Saint Michelle (like the girls name). Even though I am in Germany, I can say I have had everyone of these snacks…. the Madelines are popular here as well. I love the Olive Tampanade, but you DO have to develop a taste for it…. if you don't like black olives…. you won't like it. I love seeing these boxes… and the information in the booklet gives you a lot of information.
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do these with your daughter
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