the bakers are free to set the price for the 'pains au chocolat'. In the countryside villages, the price is about 0.80 € ; in the biggest towns the price is always higher: from 1.20 to 1.50 € in Paris, the product being noticeably smaller.
Paris
This is traditionally a Burgundian recipe
houses in France can cost from a lot of different ranges however thaey are slightly more expensive since France has been populated for a long time and therefore property costs more
France was for a very long time a rural country. Bread was an essential ingredient to French meals, as fish was rare, meat was exceptional, and vegetables depended of the season. French people tend to eat less bread, but most of us would look around if there isn't any on the table. Traditional French bread is made only of flour, water, a pinch of yeast and a pinch of salt. In French culture : "long comme un jour sans pain" (as long as a breadless day) "gagner son pain" (to earn one's living) "mieux vaut du pain en temps de paix que du gâteau en temps de guerre" (it is better to eat bread in peace, than to eat cake in wartime"
les escargots (snails) french are also known for good cheeses ( Camembert, and brie)
pain au chocolat originated in Vienna.
Pain au chocolat - Chocolate Pain - 2000 is rated/received certificates of: Germany:o.Al. (w)
In the province of Québec, we say "chocolatine," as they do in the South of France. According to the Wikipedia article titled "Pain au chocolat," this chocolate pastry is known in Brussels and in the North of France as "couque au chocolat." (I believe "couque" is from the Dutch word "koek," meaning cake.) It is made of rectangular-shaped croissant dough wrapped around chocolate bars or pastilles.
un pain au chocolat is a bread roll with pieces of chocolate inside
Paris
'un pain au chocolat' (also 'chocolatine') is a kind of puff pastry with a small bar of chocolate melt inside.
Pain au chocolat
no they dont but pain au chocolat do
Baguette, Jam, Pain au chocolat, Croissant, Pain au Raisin
well the clue is in the name the wordsouffle au chocolat is french for chocolate souffle so it must have come from France .
Yes, and there are A LOT of chocolat cakes in France yummy! (Gateaux au chocolat)
Pan O Shocolat