When it's hot you want ice cream
Especially on a Sunday. The pink one is
peche lavande by the way
I'm back at
Une Glace À Paris
Has every Parisian
read my post? The line has grown out the door.
They put a flavors board up outside! Bigger type please + pictures?
The cones are lined up inside. They are
'fait maison' and 2€ extra FYI.
When I leave the line has grown exponentially.
There were ice cream lines all over Paris.
Berthillon owns
Ile Saint Louis.
I make a nice
Greek yogurt ice cream. Hmmm...
Pozzetto 2 Gelato opened a new shop on
rue Vieille du Temple around the corner from
rue du roi de Sicile Pozetta 1.
You can get lunch too.
Other lines were forming in the
Marais.
It was
le Carnval Tropical on Sunday
You could not cross the street. Fortunately there was ice cream available on both sides.
An orderly ice cream line showed up in
Maison Europenne de la Photographie
The
Jacques-Henri Lartigue exhibit is a Summer Don't-Miss
Romantic Summery photos transport you to another era...
5/7 rue de Fourcy - 75004 Metro:Pont Marie
I almost forgot to shoot my ice cream -
melon, Matcha, Vanille du Mexique.
I was thinking I could be
ice creamed out for a while, but tomorrow there's a tasting of
crème Chantilly. What goes better than a dip or two?
And temperatures are rising exponentially.
Eating ice cream all summer in Paris is tough work,
ReplyDeletebut someone's got to do it.
Bon courage!
You are a little ice cream afficionado!
ReplyDeleteAh Ha...Monique
DeleteYou have nailed me!
Carol, what fun I've had with this ice cream catch up! Can you imagine that I've yet to have my first 2015 scoop here in NYC. Some of my favorite ice cream places have closed in the past year, and so I must begin some fresh research....
ReplyDeletePerhaps you will be creating an ice cream map.... The Parisian flavors you've shown us along with those delicious photographs are far, far beyond anything available over here.
The vintage photographs are also so beautiful...those hats are just my style.
xo
An ICE CREAM MAP!!!
DeleteWouldn't that be Heaven/torture to do...Yum Yum
PS Whatever are you waiting for Frances?
DeleteXmas?
Carol, here's a funny update. It's not just my imagination that ice cream has better sources in your beautiful Paris. In my neighborhood, I have ... Haagen Daz. A bit further uptown is Ben & Jerry's. Over on Amsterdam is a branch of another chain,Emack & Bolio's.
DeleteApparently, nouveau, hip and trendy ice cream is to be found in Brooklyn. Truly, so the media tells me.
Think that the nice place on Madison Ave is still scooping something delish. Hope so. xo
Yum! I may have to come right back soon!
ReplyDeletelove Lartigue’s photos
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So what are those white cubes in your first photos?? Looks like tofu but can't be. Little squares of pound cake? Hmmmm. Better go back and try some of those:). I too, love those vintage photos? Ice cream lines -- primarily tourists or locals?
ReplyDeleteThose are guimauve...marshmallow.
DeleteLocals mostly vut who doesn't love ice cream?
It's international love affair!
Marshmallows?!!?
ReplyDeleteMniam !!!!
ReplyDeleteI just learned about a new one, opened by Elizabeth Bard and her husband. Scaramouche. They have one in Provence already. Would you make the sacrifice and try it out for those of us state side that can't get there any time soon? :-)
ReplyDeleteScaramouche Paris: 22 rue la Vieuville, 75018 Paris (Montmartre, 18ème). Artisanal ice cream and frozen yoghurt. Anyone who has read Elizabeth Bard will flock there as well as to the original Scaramouche in Cereste. Artisanal ice cream is big in Portland, the best of it approaching (IMHO, and I never thought I'd say this) the taste of very good French ice cream. Cheers, Leslie
DeleteI have nine gelato containers in my freezer..plus four jars of Fran's dark chocolate sauce so I don't run out!!
ReplyDeleteAnd I have room for ONE tine ice tray :(
DeleteNo wonder I am out hunting up ice cream...
Amazing amount of folks following in your footsteps! You should get a lifetime discount :)
ReplyDeleteLooks like it was hot there, too.
Cute little shop!
Oui! Oui! Oui to the ice cream map - and I don't mean as in "this little piggy cried...."
ReplyDeleteIt is absolutely nice ream season here, too!