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a croissant amande

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Recently on Slowtalk.com there was a discussion about the real croissant amande. Someone said that boulangerie recycle croissants to make croissants amande. This one I got at the corner bakery. It was unusual that they have them and it did look like a recycled croissant that had been sliced lengthwise filled with almond paste then flattened and basted with more almond paste and then sprinkled with almond flakes.

It was so good. Maybe I was extra hungry when I ate it

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Posted by TuscanArtist on April 3, 2008 5:11 AM

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Eden:

Recycled or not, it still looks good and making me hungry. :)

Posted by Eden | April 3, 2008 7:40 AM

Posted on April 3, 2008 07:40

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