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Summary
The creator explains how to identify a good croissant by examining its shape, color, texture, and internal structure. She differentiates between straight croissants (traditionally made with butter) and curved croissants (often made with margarine), and emphasizes looking for a golden color, distinct layers, a crackling exterior, and an airy interior.
Structure
- 1Introduction to choosing a croissant
- 2Shape: straight vs. curved
- 3Color and layers
- 4Texture and internal structure
- 5Conclusion on quality
Product placement
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Do you love croissant?
then you ought to know how
to choose a good one
numéro one
look at the shape
in France the straight croissant
traditionally means
croissant au beurre
made with butter
the curved croissant
is often the croissant ordinaire
usually made with margarine
but do not trust the shape
completely
croissant can lie
now look at the colour
it should be deeply golden
not pale
you should be able to see
distinct layers
if it looks smooth and swollen
like a bread roll
Laisse tomber - Let it go!
then pick it up
It should feel surprisingly
light for it's size
a heavy croissant is often dense inside
now press it gently
the outside should crackle
but the inside should still feel tender
It should not feel damp
soft or greasy
when you tear it open
you want an airy honeycomb
not a solid piece of dough
a proper croissant
should leave flakes on a table
and probably your clothes
that is not bad manners
that's quality croissant
Original caption
You asked, so here it is: how to choose a good croissant. 🥐 Look for a straight shape, a deep golden color, crisp flaky layers, and a light, airy honeycomb center. A very curved croissant is often made with margarine, while the straighter one is traditionally made with butter. Now you know what to look for at the boulangerie. Bisous Bisous💋 #croissant