I’m so happy 😊 to hear from so many missing PBers who are back receiving Parisbreakfast YAY👏😊🤸♂️ By the way if you shoot a Selfie in a moving elevator, the results will be less frightening and nicely blurred👍
Yesterday after a dip in the pool🏊♀️ 🏊♀️I had 2 dips of ice cream(mango/passion fruit gelato and Vanille Madagascar). Get ready for the Jump break/read more button . It will take you to the rest of this post.
Look! Scandalous prices for Berthillon ice cream in the Marais. Shocking.
I checked out brand new Reÿs - Glaces Eternelles on Place du Bourg Tibourg (Marais).
Their très chic server.
And très chic ice cream flavor names: Walk in Bangkok, Indian Wedding, Cuban Dream, Cretan Tsatsiki, Dragon kiss.
I got, comme d’habitude the default, not-so-plain-jane Bourbon Vanille Madagascar with a very subtle creamy texture.
Les prix bien sur. Their specialty is Sicilian-style granités (crushed-iced covered in flavored syrups). Temps were in the high 90s on Tuesday but still Bears were out. And the Parisians/tourists left in town, flocked to cafes. Someone left a comment as ‘Anonymous’, which by the way, if you want to leave your name—look for a very tiny grey arrow on the right. You’ll get a dropdown menu allowing you to add your name🤸♂️And Thank You for commenting by the way 😊👏 🥂
So someone left a comment that “all the chocolate bars🍫 in the previous post were “Swiss, German and from Belgium” It’s true most supermarchés carry big Euro brands but there are plenty of French 🇫🇷 chocolate bars!!🍫 Mon deux
And la Grande Epicerie has them.
Including grand daddy, Chocolat Bonnat from 1884.
More French air conditioning for you. Do try the wet T-shirt 👕 Just make sure its an old, thin one. “In order for the water to evaporate - changing its state from a liquid to a gas - there needs an input of heat energy. This energy will come from the heat of your body which produces a cooling effect to your skin, lowering your temperature”. And take luke-warm showers not icy 🧊 svp🙏
Another way to cool off in Paris - the Wallace fountains have added spritzers. Just press the silver button.
Congolese photographer, Baudouin Mouanda. Did these gents get inspired to do the same to keep cool? Qui sait? Keep COOL dear PBers ❤️So happy to have you all back onboard !🤸♂️🤸♂️🤸♂️
Loving it lady..francy in Olympia, WA
ReplyDeleteI miss my summers in Paris. I’m so glad to be back with you. Every day there is a new PB post is a good day!
ReplyDeleteThanks so much Glynis ❤️ Much appreciated.
DeleteIce cream 🍨 n Paris. What could be better! Although, on my first trip there is was so HOT I ate nothing but ice cream for a day and ended up with a stomach ache. Should have smeared it on my face!
DeleteCarol! You look fantastic and it's doubtful the moving elevator is the reason.
ReplyDeleteXOXO,
Vicki
I really like your recent posts!
ReplyDeleteMany thanks. I do get this blog but most of the time foolishly neglect to open it. What gorgeous glaces!!
ReplyDeleteHappy to see you again🌠 I don't know you in real life but a little bit anyway with your lovely blog I read for a...⏳!
ReplyDeleteAs always, love your posts!
ReplyDeleteParis is really sizzling this summer! Stay as cool as you can. Love the ice cream shops and I worry how many of those bears there will be in landfills. I didn't know that snowballs were an Italian/Sicilian treat.
ReplyDeleteOh boy…I will have to go back and get the granité now.
DeleteAccording to Wikipedia, Granita is a semi-frozen dessert made from sugar, water and various flavorings. Originally from Sicily, called granita siciliana[1] [ɡraˈniːta sitʃiˈljaːna]) is a semi-frozen dessert made from sugar, water and various flavorings. Originally from Sicily, it is available throughout Italy in varying forms.[2] It is related to sorbet and Italian ice; however, in most of Sicily, it has a smoother, more crystalline texture. This is largely the result of different freezing techniques: the smoother types are produced in a gelato machine, while the coarser varieties are frozen with only occasional agitation, then scraped or shaved to produce separated crystals. Although its texture varies from coarse to smooth, it is always different from that of ice cream, which is creamier, and from that of sorbet, which is more compact; this makes granita distinct and unique.
It’s 3:50am in California and I’m awake reading your blog. It’s fun walking the streets of Paris with you. I wonder what that Madagascar ice cream tasted like, yumm.
ReplyDeleteFull of little black specks from the vanilla bean Bobbye…intense vanilla is an especially a French experience!
DeleteCarol-your photo in the elevator is great. Hope you’ve been well and avoiding covid. Don’t let the heat wear you down.
ReplyDeleteI must say, all that ice cream has done wonders for your skin. You look great!!
ReplyDeleteHahahha so kind of you to notice Ga 🍦I do bath my face nightly in ice cream! And I thought it wasn’t working…
DeleteIce cream solves all!! Personally, I can’t imagine “touristing” in such heat. But everyone looks to be coping well. Including you! You look cool as a cucumber in your elevator shot. Enjoy the cooler weather coming your way. ❤️
ReplyDeleteThanks very much to your Life and Linda, Monique I am in a much better place👏🤸♂️🥂
DeleteLove le selfie! And read more..well done!!
ReplyDeleteThanks very much to your Life and Linda, Monique I am in a much better place👏🤸♂️🥂
DeleteA perfect time for a perfect cold treat!
ReplyDeleteCome to Paris Deb and I’ll treat you 🍦
DeleteJacques Pepin makes french toast using melted ice cream!
ReplyDeleteI Must find this recipe!!
DeleteHave been a long-time follower. Take care and love it all.
ReplyDeleteThat is a great picture. You are darling.
ReplyDeleteI just received your Bastille Day letter. Just love it. It is in honor of my two kitties and my love of Paris. Hope to be there again soon.
ReplyDeleteThat ice cream looks so good! Also your lovely selfie.You look wonderful Carol. Suzanne P.
ReplyDeleteSo fabulous to have you back Carol. The world has just righted itself a little bit more🌟
ReplyDeleteLove your elevator selfie - you are looking great. I wouldn't pay that for Berthillon ice cream - i's good but there are many that are so much better.
ReplyDeleteDear Suki- that is the uptown Marais markup! Berthillon charges 3,50 only
DeleteJ’adore la glace
ReplyDeleteI went back to all 5 previous posts which I don’t think I got in mail. Maybe because of the change over. Anyway, I loved the London looking-for-cats and the cups and cats posts especially. Also cats in windows!
ReplyDeletestay cool!
ReplyDeleteHeaven in a cup or a cone!!!
ReplyDeleteI've been enjoying these! I need to subscribe. I Would like to find the ice cream place.....
ReplyDeleteSo glad you're back! Hoping to see Bear soon!!
ReplyDeleteHa, thanks Carol, I’ll try that one………..! you look good. x
ReplyDeleteJ'ai adoré les photos de chats. Leurs yeux sont si expressifs. Les chats pensent que vous êtes à leur entière disposition, peut-être qu'ils ont raison. Je suis allé à Paris plusieurs fois lorsque j'étais en poste en Allemagne dans l'armée. J'aime prendre mon café dans de petits cafés à l'écart. J'y retournerai peut-être à l'automne.
ReplyDeleteSuch fun to actually see your selfie! Well done, Carol! Love that the bears are out and about. It's terribly hot here in Austin. Since May!!! Hottest summer on record for us. And no rain. Your ice cream shares are tempting me. We treated ourselves to a peach milk shake this week. A meal for me!!! Stay cool and keep posting!
ReplyDeleteLoving the evocation of a hot Paris - been there in 39c and it’s warm and not really prepared for aircon as well as countries like Aust! Thank you 😊
ReplyDeleteI think you might have inspired me to go to the freezer and have a spoonful of Traverse City Cherry Chocolate! I love your mailchimp look -- much cleaner than the follow.it and it all looks fabulous, Carol!
ReplyDeleteHey Jeanie, you might consider consulting Linda of www.LifeandLinda.blogspot.com Linda is an absolute wizard even though we were oceans apart she got in there and fixed so many things 👍🥂
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