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This little Soho French bakery has shot to international fame with its cult invention of the cronut. Ever since Dominique Ansel launched this pastry, there’s a big queue of cronut-curious people waiting to get their hands on this iconic creation.
I went there on a Monday afternoon, and the cronuts had already sold out. So, instead I opted for another pastry – a Kouign Aman, a buttery, flaky pastry from Brittany. It was great. Sugary, buttery, flaky with a soft buttery moist centre. In fact, it reminded me a lot of a croissant-version of our Luxembourgish Schuedi (a typical Luxembourgish pastry, which I am yet to make for the blog).
Cronut or no cronut, it’s worth stopping by!
Dominique Ansel Bakery
189 Spring St
NY 10012
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