Le Bac Sucré
Remember when I was living at rue de Varenne? Dangerously way too close to rue du Bac, the street where all temptations are situated almost side by side. La Grande Epicérie, Angelina, Chapon, La pâtisserie des rêves, Jacques Genin, Foucher, Pierre Marcolini, to name a few…it was not easy resisting the deliciousness they were displaying in their vitrinas. Luckily I still live in the same area, and whenever I need my dose of sugar I know what street to run to!
With the initiative from the Godfather of pastries, Philippe Conticini – La Pâtisserie des Rêves, the Bac Sucré has been invented, six days with tastings, demonstrations and other fun activities around the sweet theme. I was invited to the inauguration on Tuesday evening, where the mayor of the 7th arrondissement, Rachida Dati opened the event officially together with all the pastry chefs. It was a wonderful evening, got to taste pastries, chocolate and other sweets and champagne in the lovely company of Parisbreakfast and Jill who runs the blog Mad About Macarons.
Don’t miss this event, full program can be found by clicking on the link below, the event runs until Sunday 21st June.
Le Bac Sucré – Rue du Bac, 75007 Paris
Mont Blanc à la framboise from Angelina
Beautiful flower decorations made by L’Artisan Fleuriste
Champagne from Charles Heidsieck
The pastry chefs
Cheers!
Lots of chocolate…
Jacques Genin taking a selfie with Rachida Dati
And another selfie…and Parisbreakfast in action!
Angelina at rue du Bac
with mouthwatering pastries
Chocolate in all kind of forms at Foucher
La pâtisserie des rêves with the pastries of your dreams..
These pâte de fruit from Jaques Genin are addictive!
I attended one of the workshops at Jaques Genin
Pierre Marcolini’s tea infusion based on the cocoa bean, delightful!
Pierre Marcolini at rue du Bac
Fancy a visit? Don’t forget Parisbreakfast just released a map of rue du Bac, where all the must to visit places are listed…the woman in the green dress sitting at Café Varenne? Thats me :-)
3 Comments
Paris Breakfasts
19 June 2015 at 11:00WOW! You did a lot. Great shot of the ribbon cutting too!
Terrific pot!
!!!
Naomi
20 June 2015 at 8:43Really lovely colourful pictures. Thank you
Solli Kanani
20 June 2015 at 22:59Naomi – Happy to hear :-)