Miam miam as we say in French ! To answer your question, we do not have snow for the moment but we may have some tonight which I do not want as I fly to London tomorrow ...
Shell -- My skills stop at macarons and tartes. Chocolate sculpting? uh, non.
Léia -- I think that there were 4 or 5 smaller animals in the window as well
Andy -- I think that this just might give me a "chocolate headache."
Malyss -- I agree... when we make a gingerbread house (or receive one as a gift) we never eat it
Laurent -- Safe travels to London and I hope that the weather cooperates
Virginia -- The ear is yours! Laurent is a jet setter but flying to London from Paris is 25 minutes and you can drive it in about 5 hours.
Nadege -- Leche vitrine, indeed!
o2 -- C'est vrai...
kathrin -- Merci! Big hug to you, too
Alexa -- I do wonder what becomes of these treats... so many shops have extraordinary creations. We saw a cameo of white/dark chocolate on our recent visit.
Armchair Parisian -- She may be hard to catch... the other one is all yours!
Starman -- I think that it is the gold leaf that you see on pastries -- I wonder about the antlers...
Slurp....
ReplyDeleteMy chocolate tempering skills need some polishing before I attempt to re-create this one at home. Lovely, Genie!
ReplyDeleteWhat??? is it so perfect!
ReplyDeleteStunning idea!
Léia
My mouth is watering!
ReplyDeleteHuumm! But I would not dare to bite in such a beautyful thing!
ReplyDeleteMiam miam as we say in French !
ReplyDeleteTo answer your question, we do not have snow for the moment but we may have some tonight which I do not want as I fly to London tomorrow ...
I think I would have had to break off that ear and make a run for it.
ReplyDeleteAren't we glad we know a REAL jetsetter like Laurent! :)
V
Now would be the time to use the expression "leche vitrine".
ReplyDeleteThis deer "est à croquer" ! :)
ReplyDeleteI love chocolate! And A la Mere de Famille is a very good address !
nice to see, have a great time ! big hugh Kathrin
ReplyDeleteA little chocolate? Why, don't mind if I doe!
ReplyDeleteDoes anyone actually get to eat this fabulous beast, do you suppose?
I'm going to chase Virginia for that ear!
ReplyDeleteAre those rhinestone eyebrows?
ReplyDeleteBibi -- Miam-miam!
ReplyDeleteShell -- My skills stop at macarons and tartes. Chocolate sculpting? uh, non.
Léia -- I think that there were 4 or 5 smaller animals in the window as well
Andy -- I think that this just might give me a "chocolate headache."
Malyss -- I agree... when we make a gingerbread house (or receive one as a gift) we never eat it
Laurent -- Safe travels to London and I hope that the weather cooperates
Virginia -- The ear is yours! Laurent is a jet setter but flying to London from Paris is 25 minutes and you can drive it in about 5 hours.
Nadege -- Leche vitrine, indeed!
o2 -- C'est vrai...
kathrin -- Merci! Big hug to you, too
Alexa -- I do wonder what becomes of these treats... so many shops have extraordinary creations. We saw a cameo of white/dark chocolate on our recent visit.
Armchair Parisian -- She may be hard to catch... the other one is all yours!
Starman -- I think that it is the gold leaf that you see on pastries -- I wonder about the antlers...
Très belle photo.
ReplyDeleteEt, oh oui! Je ne pourrai refuser un petit bout de chocolat!
Miam miam;o)
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Bises
et belle fin de semaine, Genie****
Cildemer -- Et, pour toi... un petit bout de chocolat ou peut-être beaucoup de pieces de chocolat.
ReplyDeleteBiz et bonne fin de semaine à toi aussi!
Boy she has some set of eyelashes on her. I wonder if they chocolate too.
ReplyDeleteRandy -- I want a piece of the leftovers when they take down the display!
ReplyDeleteThis could be a fun and tasty way to reenact a famous scene from "The God Father". Nice find!
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