The best croissants in Toronto

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Bartholomew Bakerybartholomewbakery.com

Bartholomew Bakery is bakery cafe and artisanal bakery in Vaughan that specializes in classic French pastries and sourdough bread. Our staples remain the same throughout the year, we rotate our specials on a bi-weekly basis.

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Why it worked

The video uses high-quality, close-up shots of the food to trigger a strong sensory response, combined with a relatable 'is it worth the hype' narrative that encourages viewers to watch until the end.

Summary

A couple visits a popular bakery in Toronto to try a variety of their croissants and pastries. They review each item, highlighting the quality and taste, and conclude that the wait was worth it.

Structure

1Arriving at the bakery before opening
2Showing the display case of pastries
3Tasting the ham and cheese croissant
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Original caption

Bartholomew Bakery in Vaughan has the best croissants in the city! #t#torontoeatsf#Foodiec#croissantt#torontobakery

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Bartholomew Bakery is the subject of the entire video, with the location and products clearly featured.

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The best croissants in Toronto 2 cappuccino's + oatmilk sub 5 pastries $33.50 The CRUNCHHHHH Loaded with ham! Perfection! Not sweet at all! Perfectly balanced Bartholomew Bakery 467 Edgeley Blvd Vaughan

Transcript

We're here about 10 minutes before they open and there's about 50 people in line right now. Ready? Ham and cheese croissant. Amazing. That's so good back in line. This is the strawberry shortcake one. This is one of my favorites. Oh, look at those layers. This is the tiramisu. Immediately when we saw this one, we were like, we have to get it. We're going to bring some home, but I don't think so. I don't think we are. It's the pain au chocolat. Literally perfection. This is the plain croissant. Was it worth waiting in line? A thousand percent.