Tuesday, June 07, 2022
I ❤️ Paris Ice Cream Chariots
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Oh my! The only thing better than Paris ice cream chariots are your watercolors of Paris ice cream chariots. Beautiful and calorie free! Delightful post, Carol. ❤️
ReplyDeleteOMG!! YUMMMM! I can hardly wait for my trip to get here!!! Less than 3 weeks away!! yahoo!! :-D
ReplyDeleteChristian Constant also had Jasmin/green tea and chocolate with whisky-soaked raisons.
ReplyDeleteWe Americans must take a lesson from that last pic you took of an ice cream cone à la française....modest, manageable, no risk of the boule tumbling to the trottoir or melting all over one's hands. But the typical American would report, don't go there...they skimp on the scoops.
ReplyDeleteYou get used to the small size Julie
ReplyDeleteI never get a double but French people do!
Lovely feature, Carol...drawing of little girl on tiptoe superbe
ReplyDeleteHow fabulous. I love all the artwork.
ReplyDeleteThe ice cream chariots are all so elegant. Your water colors are wonderful, love the map. I am a single cone girl.
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Carol, This post is delightful. So fresh! I need more visual delight in my life. More ice cream flavors. More sidewalk joy. Thank you.
ReplyDeleteThat's my fave too tiptoe girl..And I was charmed by les chariots also:)Are the glasses expensive at Monoprix..not sure what price a baltis is:)
ReplyDeletehttps://www.amazon.fr/s?k=bistro+glass&ref=nav_bb_sb. 2.15 each if I read correctly?Are they the same?:)
ReplyDeleteFor the tiniest ones though..kiddies.
ReplyDeleteMonique—4 bistro glasses 5,50€
ReplyDeleteA moyen/middle size at Baltis was 5€
The glass will last longer
So glad you found Bâltis Paris, the new Lebanese ice cream shop at 27 rue St-Antoine! My hôtel was just across the street, and I stopped in there several times that week, just before they were to open. So I never got a taste before I left, but loved owners & the photo shoots they were setting up!
ReplyDeleteYou have such a fun job, keeping you very active and creatively involved in Paris!
ReplyDeleteYes then..BUY the glasses lol.At least 1..
ReplyDeleteWhen I visited it was JUST a few weeks before the chariots arrived! I must return in the summer sometime :)
ReplyDeleteJust LOVE the little girl on tiptoe watercolour! Such a beautiful rendition of spring/ summertime Paris ;)
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