When chef told us about Europain in the first week of class, I had no idea what to expect. "A fair for bread and pastries??"
A handful of us took the RER all the way up toward the airport, getting off at "Parc des Expositions." It was the first morning of the fair and so luckily I had registered online beforehand and got to skip past the other enthusiasts. This place was huge: 4 exhibition halls, all taking us about 6 hours to go through, samples and photos included. We started with some delicious gelato and ate our way through chocolates, colorful pastries, confectioneries, and ended the journey with an assortment of bread.
beautiful chocolate piece
too pretty to eat
free croissants? who can't resist?
fur-lined cases with space bubbles to display the goods... don't know how I feel about that
macarons - all colors of the rainbow and enough to last a lifetime!
too pretty to eat
free croissants? who can't resist?
fur-lined cases with space bubbles to display the goods... don't know how I feel about that
macarons - all colors of the rainbow and enough to last a lifetime!
one of the most delicious cheese breads that I've ever had... warm, soft, and so cheesy
I left the fair with a couple free baguettes, numerous samples of other bread, magazines for those in the industry (including one called "France Snacking"), two different sized Silpats (cheap!), and a tummy satisfied for the rest of the weekend :)
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