I did not expect to fall madly in love with DANONE yogurt at the boulangerie fair but I did. Danone cleverly brought back their original 1919 glass jars. The yogurt inside tastes very creamy and the fruit on the bottom is not too sweet. Perfection in a jar. Plus they make lovely water jars for painting. You'll only find these in your local boulangerie come Spring, not the supermarché.
Europain is huge yet intimate at the same time since you're constantly tasting. No breads are for sale sadly.
Viennoiserie forever.
I ate my croissant model. In fact I ate several croissant models. No scale this week.
Thanks for reading Paris breakfast. If you enjoyed this newsletter, forward to a friend. I wish I could send you a baguette from Paris. Get Instead a painted letter of a baguette or other Frenchie things in your mailbox and memories too.
Bonjour French bread!
I will always think of the movie - Rear Window-
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Yummy breads...drooling
This post is delicious!
ReplyDeleteYou certainly get the most out of your life in France!
How to revive a stale baguette:
ReplyDeleteStep 1Run Your Stale Bread Under Running Water. Don't be shy here. ...
Step 2Wrap Your Wet Baguette in Aluminum Foil. ...
Step 3Place Your Wrapped Baguette in a Cold Oven. ...
Step 4Heat Your Baguette for 10-12 Minutes. ...
Step 5Heat Your Uncovered Baguette for 4-5 Minutes. ...
Step 6Enjoy! ...
Step 7Eat Within 15-20 Minutes. ...
Love your bread watercolors!
Love the bear in the snow. Brrrrr! Those bread smells would have driven me crazy.
ReplyDeleteYears back, I brought back several of those Danone jars as :souvenirs" - love them!
ReplyDeleteWhat a fabulous exposition!
ReplyDeleteLove Bear in the snow and every single bread picture.
ReplyDeleteAww...Thanks Sukie❤️❤️🐻
DeleteSo funny, cute and delicious looking post!
ReplyDeleteLove your art!!
Mille merci Mabelita!
DeleteYour work is utterly charming.
ReplyDeleteI love the little jars. I brought back two last summer. Wish I had more.
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for your lovely article. I am glad you found inspiration at the Europain show with our little jars.
ReplyDeleteYour painting is absolutely magnificient.
I'm jealous. Wish I could have been there this year!
ReplyDeleteLooks great
Your paintings of the yogurt jars♥I have a fondeness for glass yogurt pots.. glass mini dessert pots..
ReplyDeleteOur Riviera is sold like this and of course I save the pots..we can buy colored plasic lids for them..and a new kind has arrived..OUI in glass jars too..cute as buttons.
I have a need to send snowpants to bear:)
And all that bread:)♥
Aw, this picture of Bear in the snow?! Perfect! I want to kiss his ears
ReplyDeleteLove those jars !
ReplyDeleteEnough to bring me back to Paris
to collect!
What a great event! Thanks for sharing - and how clever of you to place your 'model' on your art for an additional art piece in photography!
ReplyDeleteAhhhh! Nothing like a Paris croissant and French yoghurt!!!
ReplyDeleteYogurt in glass jars, beautiful!
ReplyDeleteYou really hit it for me! I absolutely love bread. I could live on bread, fruit, and cheese.
ReplyDeleteYum yum yum
Hi Bear
Normally I almost never touch the stuff especially baguettes...
ReplyDeleteBut I have turned a corner in my life!
Bread is great. 🥖🥖🥖🇫🇷
OK,I'm ready for breakfastl
ReplyDeleteBear!!!
ReplyDeleteEnjoying his winter wonderland.
So precious.
Thank you...great letter for us all.
Tough work, but someone's gotta do it. Enjoyed reading this & could practically smell the breads.
ReplyDeleteYes the aroma of bread baking is a killer.
DeleteComplete loss of self-control.
This is my 3rd Europain and it really hit home this time🥖🥖🥐
Yum!! What lovely looking bread! Pity you can’t buy it but at least you can eat it. Also love th yogurt and croissant. Enjoy and don’t pay any attention to the scales :)
ReplyDeleteThe SCALE is in the closet!
DeleteWell-hidden...maybe when Spring comes?
Wish I could have joined you here, Carol, and absolutely LOVE your sketches and the colours you evoke of the baguettes and croissant. You have a knack of making us hungry just looking at your artwork!
ReplyDeleteCarol, You made me hungry for bread now. Thankfully when I return to Paris in May I will have a chance to attend La fête du pain. Do you want to go with me?
ReplyDeleteNext year I'll go with you and eat a lot of everything ;-)) BRAVO !
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