I’ve never encountered a non-sucré croissant or chocolat… But sucré should sound enough like sugar for Claire to recognise it… There again, Parisian waiters are world-renown for being the least helpful…
yeah, that DOES sound like an unusual option, but maybe in these days of folks being careful
about what they put in their bodies, maybe a sugarless croissant is a healthier option
qu’est-ce que? What do you mean with or without — what kind of chocolate do you serve here?
I think unsweetened chocolate is cooking chocolate, and they would not be serving that… ☺
A Common 'tator almost 4 years ago
I’ve never encountered a non-sucré croissant or chocolat… But sucré should sound enough like sugar for Claire to recognise it… There again, Parisian waiters are world-renown for being the least helpful…
Nighthawks Premium Member almost 4 years ago
yeah, that DOES sound like an unusual option, but maybe in these days of folks being careful
about what they put in their bodies, maybe a sugarless croissant is a healthier option
phil almost 4 years ago
qu’est-ce que? What do you mean with or without — what kind of chocolate do you serve here?
ChessPirate almost 4 years ago
I think unsweetened chocolate is cooking chocolate, and they would not be serving that… ☺