If you are an American living in Paris, there are probably certain food items that you must crave from time to time and would pay many euros to get your hands on. Thanksgiving, is just the place, specializing in American groceries that are difficult to duplicate in Paris.
Wishing Americans in Paris a Happy Thanksgiving, and I hope you have a reasonable facsimile of your favorite back home feast!
Thanksgiving
20 rue Saint - Paul
Paris 75004
And for your reading pleasure, I present this Art Buchwald column, " How To Explain Thanksgiving To The French" featured on Polly-Vous Français.
And for your reading pleasure, I present this Art Buchwald column, " How To Explain Thanksgiving To The French" featured on Polly-Vous Français.
17 comments:
Happy Thanksgiving, Virginia.
And congratulations! Your magnificent photos featured in that magazine!
Ha ha !! I visited that store two days ago bought the pumpkin pie stuff and am now off to stuffing my turkey, alamaba (with origins in auburn) recipe !
happy thanksgiving to you
Belgium, I just made my first, can you believe it , pan of cornbread dressing. It's going in the overn soon. Wish me bon chance!!
V
Thank you Maria!
Happy Thanksgiving, dear Virginia!
Je vous souhaite une très joyeuse Thanksgiving... Avec de gros bisous.
Happy Thanksgiving Virginia-- L'Institut d'Anglais Charles V, where I studied for my M.A. so many years ago, is just around the corner from that store! I don't know how many times I stopped by to stock up on American supplies back in the 1980s ;-) Every expat should have access to such a wonderful place while living abroad. I am lucky we have a French grocery store in Seattle! Enjoy this special day! Veronique (French Girl in Seattle)
Oh la la!
I am thankful that our paths crossed and we discovered that we are twins separated at birth... Happy Thanksgiving, chère amie!
Bises,
G
Virginia, impossible that this is your first!! NOT Believe it. Let me know how it went. Bonne chance indeed. Just saw your marvellous petanque posting: never boring!
Happy Holiday!!
Ahh, I miss Thanksgiving (the holiday) a lot. It was my favorite holiday in the US and most of my attempts to recreate it here have failed quite miserably. nI hope yours is a good one!
Belgium, my dressing was MIAM MIAM!!! :)
Genie, moi aussi.xx
P Paul, awwwww, I ate enough for y ou though
I have heard of the store "Thanksgiving" for years but until I saw that photo I hadn't realized it specialized in Louisiana food.
Where was this place the first Thanksgiving I spent in Paris? Hope you're having a great one today, chère V!
Haha finding a pocket of America in Paris!
Happy Thanksgiving, Virginia! This is the first time in over 39 years that I didn't make cornbread dressing! I hope yours turned out well!
This little store was just around the corner from where I was staying last April. V- even though we have not been in Paris at the same, our paths have crossed.
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