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My favorite places to eat in Sydney
Walking around in Sydney and soaking in everything in that beautiful city makes hungry. To have even more energy for running around, you can jump in one of those cafés or try all of them 🙂 And if you like fish and seafood, you will find a hint for a great place to go to after my […]
Taking the Train to the Opera
"The train is four minutes ahead of schedule," says Gérard with a slight accent, laughing. "Where are you headed?" I ask. "To Berlin, to see the Philharmonic." I had been wondering for hours what the man was up to. He is wearing a brown patterned shirt and a tie, and keeps leafing through a small, dark notebook and [...]
Best eclair
Delorme bakery: A 17 cm long pastry filled with the finest vanilla cream and a dark chocolate coating: this wonderful choux pastry is available at the Delorme bakery in Burg. For me, it's the best eclair I've ever eaten. Airy choux pastry, crunchy chocolate and a custard filling that holds the eclair together. It is also called a love bone. You [...]
Sugar-sweet temptation
Socker Sucker: Apple and rhubarb croissant with cream cheese - round! 🙂 Yes, that's right, a very fine croissant in the shape of a circle with a very fluffy filling. It's available from a very special bakery.
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About a bakery which I have visited.
Soon you will get to know what my favorite pastry is
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The best croissant? I have found it in Mulhouse.
Ich beiße in ein blättriges, mit viel Butter gebackenes Kissen und merke, wie die Schokolade auf meiner Zunge schmilzt. Das Kissen besteht aus mindestens acht Ebenen aus Blätterteig und ist das beste pain au chocolat, das ich bisher gegessen habe.
More discovered bakeries
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Taking the Train to the Opera
“The train is four minutes ahead of schedule,” says Gérard with a slight accent, laughing. “Where are you headed?” I ask. “To Berlin, to see the Philharmonic.”
Taking the Train to the Opera
“The train is four minutes ahead of schedule,” says Gérard with a slight accent, laughing. “Where are you headed?” I ask. “To Berlin, to see the Philharmonic.”