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There’s one region where you will never be disappointed by the street side-made crêpes: Bretagne. I don’t know how or why or what exactly is the reason for this. The butter? Perhaps crêpes are the regional specialty because they are so good here. No. They aren’t just good here; they’re the BEST. It doesn’t really matter why, I suppose; it simply suffices to accept that it just is like this in Bretagne – and now I know. I also know now that I have to get back there for more. I had a simple salted butter crêpe, which melted in my mouth. My stomach grumbles thinking about it.






france , travel , bretagne , brittany , crêpes , street food , butter
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Crêpes are originally from Bretagne…
It’s a bit as if you wondered why duck (whether it’s in magret, foie gras or confit form) is so good in the South West or Bouillabaisse in Marseille, or Choucroute in Alsace, etc…
you want to eat good pancakes and Galettes while in France and in Saint Malo especially…
go to my uncle’s Crêperie (pancake restaurant) Grand Mère ALice
it’s yummy, local … and breton
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