The Unlikely Rise of French Tacos

Re:The Unlikely Rise of French Tacos by inglor_cz on Monday April 12, 2021 @05:39PM (#26785536)

""Get the fuck outta here. We're closed because it's 3pm and humans don't eat between 2pm and 6. Bye, good afternoon, see you later.""

So true! As a tourist in France, it was a great time to practise some intermittent fasting skills.

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Re:The Unlikely Rise of French Tacos by julienchastang on Tuesday April 13, 2021 @12:35PM (#26794981)

Except for the "quatre-heures", of course -- a small snack enjoyed at 4PM. My grandmother would have a brioche, and I would have a croissant or something. If hungry, go inside a boulangerie and get yourself a baguette bien cuite (well cooked) -- nothing is as divine as that.

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Re:The Unlikely Rise of French Tacos by sheepdestroyer on Tuesday April 13, 2021 @03:44PM (#26798058)

I respectfully disagree, bread is best enjoyed "pas trop cuit"

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