BEST CROISSANT IN PARIS
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Luis is on a mission to find the best croissant in Paris, trying the top five options. The croissant from Stohrer is thick and buttery, but lacks the flakiness and layers found in other contenders.
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- Luis is conducting a detailed taste test in Paris to find the best croissant, evaluating factors like texture, butteriness, and presentation.
- While Stohrer, the oldest bakery, offers a thick, buttery croissant with a classic appearance, it falls short in terms of flakiness and layers compared to other contenders like Tout Autour du Pain and Carton.
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Recent questions
What are the top three croissants in Paris?
Luis is in Paris trying the top five croissants to determine the best one. The first croissant from Tout Autour du Pain costs €1.50, is fluffy and crunchy, but not very buttery. Carton offers a croissant with many layers, a perfect shape, and a modern setting, but the area is not ideal. Stohrer, the oldest bakery, provides a thick, buttery croissant with a classic look, but lacks flakiness and layers compared to others.
How much does the croissant from Tout Autour du Pain cost?
The croissant from Tout Autour du Pain costs €1.50. It is described as fluffy and crunchy, but not very buttery by Luis.
What distinguishes Carton's croissant from others?
Carton offers a croissant with many layers, a perfect shape, and a modern setting. However, the area where it is located is not considered ideal.
What is unique about Stohrer's croissant?
Stohrer, the oldest bakery, provides a thick, buttery croissant with a classic look. However, it lacks the flakiness and layers compared to the croissants from other bakeries that Luis has tried.
Which croissant in Paris is known for being the oldest?
Stohrer is the oldest bakery in Paris known for providing a thick, buttery croissant with a classic look. Despite its age and reputation, it lacks the flakiness and layers that other bakeries offer according to Luis's taste test.
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"Paris Croissant Quest: Finding the Best"
- Luis is in Paris trying the top five croissants to determine the best one.
- The first croissant from Tout Autour du Pain costs €1.50, is fluffy and crunchy, but not very buttery.
- Carton offers a croissant with many layers, a perfect shape, and a modern setting, but the area is not ideal.
- Stohrer, the oldest bakery, provides a thick, buttery croissant with a classic look, but lacks flakiness and layers compared to others.
