In France, the winner of the Best Baguette 2023 is Tharshan Selvarajah, who came to Paris in 2006 aged 21. The ELYSÉE PALACE will serve his baguettes to the President’s guests for one year.
In France, the winner of the Best Baguette 2023 is Tharshan Selvarajah, who came to Paris in 2006 aged 21. The ELYSÉE PALACE will serve his baguettes to the President’s guests for one year.
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https://www.nytimes.com/2022/11/30/world/europe/france-baguette-unesco.html
>Nov. 30, 2022
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>On Wednesday, UNESCO, the United Nations heritage agency, named the baguette something worthy of humanity’s preservation, adding it to its exalted “intangible cultural heritage” list.
Nice
They look yummy!
I want the recipe!!!
Now frenchmen should step up the game and bake the best naan bread
Hmm baguette
Came to Paris from? Toulouse? Malmö?
This is definitely one of my favourite customs.
When a society picks people based on race instead of merit a society will collapse and nations beware.
John Stewart Jr.
This man is a national hero.
Also, given the title; relevant post in r/YUROP :
https://old.reddit.com/r/YUROP/comments/11nhnqh/the_french_president_has_many_different_duties/
congratulations
How much better is the best baguette compared to a regular good baguette? Does it take a baguette expert to know the difference or does it blow your mind?
One can only hope that the ELYSÉE PALACE will be buying those baguettes from him.
Like with many Japanese chefs getting recognized at the highest level with Michelin stars, I love this about our country.
You can come in, adopt our customs, and when you beat the best at them, get recognized for it.
Proud.
Hopefully it’s because the baguette is good and not for woke reasons to promote inclusion and anti-racist agenda. Before i’m label racist I need to mention my comment is meant in his favour, to appreciate his skill and not some political agenda