The Non-Touristy French Souvenirs Worth Bringing Home
Skip the Eiffel Tower keychain. Here’s what to buy if you want a piece of France that actually feels French. Why It Matters: Souvenirs That Tell a Story There’s something...
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The Non-Touristy French Souvenirs Worth Bringing Home
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Step up Your Nail Game with These Natural French Brands, some of them featured in NY Magzazine or Vogue!
Myline and I have been searching for a nail polish brand for a long time! Until now, we only referenced Nailmatic, the super cute natural nail polishes brand for kids...
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"Se faire un canard": The French Art of Sweetening Your Beverage
If you're a francophile or have spent time in France, you may have come across the expression "se faire un canard." Literally meaning "to make oneself a duck," this expression...
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Why French People Love Being Outdoors: Insights from Wanda Sykes
If you've ever visited France, you've likely noticed that French people seem to love spending time outdoors. Whether it's sipping coffee at a sidewalk cafe, strolling through a park, or...
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French Winks Across America: Central Park
Coming back from a lovely walk in Central Park while getting to Myline's apartment. The cherry blossoms have bloomed, it ismagical!We were talking about how much we love the city's...
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To Stem or Not to Stem: The Great Wine Glass Debate
Recently, there has been a growing trend of using stemless glasses to drink wine. (Wine Enthusiast wrote a great article about it - GRAPHIC BY ERIC DEFREITAS) The idea behind...
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Our 5 Tips To Create Unique Easter Treats from France
Whether you celebrate Easter or not, this time of year is perfect for indulging in limited edition French candies and chocolates that you can't find the rest of the year....
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Our 3 new favorites French delicacies in New York City
What are the new gourmet addictions of New Yorkers? And oh surprise, they are French ;) 1. First on the list is the petite croissant cereals made by new French artisan Gautier...
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How Madeleines Became a Classic French Delicacy!
Dear food lovers, Allow us to pay tribute to the delightful Madeleine, a beloved pastry that has captured the hearts and taste buds of people all over the world....
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From Paris to Your Cup: The Renowned Taste of French Coffee
When it comes to coffee, the French are known for their high-quality, full-bodied blends. Unlike the more popular light and medium roasts in the United States, French coffee is typically...
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The Sweet Side of Culture: What Sets French and American Candies Apart
Candies are a beloved treat all over the world. They come in a wide range of flavors, shapes, and textures, and can be found in nearly every culture. In France...
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Winter to Spring Transition: A Guide to Nourishing Your Skin for a Radiant Glow
One more month before welcoming Spring! Winter weather can be a real challenge for our skin so it is important to take extra care of our skin during this season...
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Why French Bakers Prefer Alsa Baking Powder to Baking Soda
As a baker, you know that the ingredients you choose can make a big difference in the final result of your baked goods. While baking soda and baking powder are...
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The Marinière: The French Striped Shirt That Never Goes Out of Style
The Breton stripes shirt, also known as the "Marinière," is a classic French garment that originated in Brittany, a region in northwest France. From the French Navy to...
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