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3 Comments:
Le Pain Quotidien is something where even we Germans with our fine bread - and boy, do we have good bread - get jealous. Wonderful concept!
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I loved Le Pain Quotidien when i was in Brussels. Their plate of bread with fresh curd cheese and accoutrements was fantastic. I went to the one in Sydney to try and recapture my Brussels days but nfortunately all I got was stale incredibly over-priced bread, it was very sad. I went to Bourke St bakery to pick up bread and cakes after. Yum.
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