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There are a lot of croissants here… so we better get to work.

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38 Comments

  1. When I had a rose lychee raspberry macron I could never come to like another flavor anywhere as close! It’s divine!

  2. I have so many bad croissants while I was in Paris I finally just quit trying. If I go again, I hope I remember to take this list. My favorite stateside is Jinju patisserie in Portland, Oregon. Really surprised at how amazing their croissants are. But get there early because they sell out.

  3. PSA: Consonants at the end of French words (in singular form) are silent. Croissant-> Croissan.

  4. 28:52 « One of the most beautiful croissants I think we have seen, but the flavour doesn’t match it » is actually a perfect description of Cedric Grollet, and the issue I have with his pastries. Sure they’re beautiful, nailing a trompe-l’œil is hard, but the flavour doesn’t follow. They’re good, they’re not that good that I would queue up for hours to get an expensive glorified pastry.

  5. Not only do the the pastries look great, but so do the buildings. What a gorgeous look all around.

  6. I wish you would've posted this when I was in Paris, so I really had a good reason for walking those thousand stairs a friend of mine made me walk

  7. Maison Louvard was next to my workpace so every tuesday we had croissants and pain au chocolat. For me those are one of the best i tasted, but apart from that, it's not that amaizing (special mention for the coffee éclair). But the cookie croissant ? Never understood the hipe, their cookies aren't even good

  8. Josh, can you stop reneging on your promise to go back to doing recipe videos? I am actually honestly tired of all of these… This channel isn't what I fell in love with during the pandemic man…

  9. American people be like : France is Paris
    French people: you do know there are a lot more city for eating food like Lyon for example?
    American people: what do u mean? Is it streets of Paris?

  10. theres a cafe in San Francisco called Rolling Out. the pastry chef there is a mad genius. he has a certificate for inventing the mochissant. a mochi dough croissant that comes in several flavors and varieties. game changer . you should deff check it out if u ever roll through to SF !

  11. You are food YouTube royalty, Josh. Collabs with other legends like Guga and Uncle Roger. Producing a 30+ minute video in Paris about croissants without even a 10 second cameo from Alex just seems like an audacious failure at what could have been an Everest like achievement. I just hope you made it to Germany to work with Andong.

    PS For areal challenge, go home and try to work with Chef John. I don't recall him doing a collab with anyone.

  12. The best one is not at these fancy bakery stores but the small local establishments like Aurélie Ribay as an example. Americans don't know what truly amazing authentic crossaint is..

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