• Allero
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    5 months ago

    Have a nice one!

    But remember it was sweat and tears of the people who made it possible. Unless you come to a one-of-a-kind artisan bakery, your croissant is almost certainly made on the factory, very likely in the night shift, delivered as refrigerated/frozen semi-finished product, and put into oven in the place you consider “bakery” by the angry people who had to get up at 4am to do it for the minimum wage.

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        5 months ago

        Most likely, they aren’t artisan :D

        Unless you’re French, that is. I’d sell my soul for a good French baguette right now.

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          5 months ago

          Haha, yes I live in France 😉 I have one I go to for baguettes, one for rye bread and cookies, one for “tarte au citron” 😍🍪🥖 I’d happily teleport a fresh baguette to you if I could!