Are you feeling peckish? You might find something at Guinon pâtisserie... where these cakes came from.Vous trouverez sûrement de quoi calmer une petite faim à la pâtisserie Guinon... d'où venaient ces gâteaux.
Are you feeling peckish? You might find something at Guinon pâtisserie... where these cakes came from.
merci et mon regime dans tout ça....ah tant pis, une petite exception va.....que tout cela donne envie...
ReplyDeleteWhat do you mean by "peckish"? Here it refers to being rather crabby or cranky. Whatever, I'm sure I'd have no problem finding something to soothe my soul at Guinon patisserie!
ReplyDeleteI would like to visit this place. Yum!
ReplyDeleteYour scrumptious photo makes me especially hungry right before dinner! Yummy!
ReplyDeleteoh, to be the child of a baker...
ReplyDeleteI have some francs...or is that euros? Very tasty. I live you co-cola poster shot from yesterday too.
ReplyDeleteAlors la tu me donnes des envies... vraiment appetissant !
ReplyDeleteGood thing I had a late dinner, although I always crave deserts!
ReplyDeleteSurement, un petit friand me suffirait...
ReplyDeleteOn a envie de puiser dans l'etalage. Tu as bien reussi a nous faire envie.
ReplyDeleteOoooh, don't let Genie see these. Or Virginia. You will get trampled in the rush.
ReplyDeleteA little peckish? (A very Monty Python term.) These would fill me wuth sugars, fats, drowsiness and perhaps bliss.
ReplyDeleteCan you buy just a slice? That would address any peckishness or sugar lust.
ReplyDeleteI'll take some that, that ooo and that one too!
ReplyDeleteI am always a little peckish Ciel and without doubt I would find many, many things there to my taste, what a splendid image!
ReplyDelete... das sieht so lecker aus, ich nehme ein großes Stück :-)
ReplyDeleteLG
Here in Australia "peckish" means feeling like something to eat - preferably sweet! So to me you have used the word well! These are so very beautiful and tempting!
ReplyDelete@ all wondering what peckish means in England's English, see Gemma's comment. It obviously means the same in Australia!
ReplyDeletenon merci faut que je fasse un régime
ReplyDeleteWell, I suppose I could find
ReplyDeletes o m e t h i n g there to eat. :)
Funny, I remember the first time I learned the word peckish, in translation school in Israel in the 80s. It sounded so funny, and still does.
I can't now, but someone already did it for us, a few days ago!
ReplyDeleteAaaaaaaaaarrrrrgggghhhhhh!!!
ReplyDeleteça y est , j'ai pris 3 kilos rien qu'en regardant!!image du paradis sur terre...Cruella que tu es!!
oh yum and so french~
ReplyDeleteI'll take that big stand of cupcakes, please. yummmmy
ReplyDeleteSharon
I'm staring at this photo for a while... and I'm glad this shop is not close by, I would be in trouble if it was! LOL! Awesome shot!
ReplyDeleteI typically like salty snacks better than sweet. But I bet I could find something good at this patisserie! :)
ReplyDeleteI don't normally have a sweet tooth, but darn it, you tempt... :-)
ReplyDeleteThese look delicious. I adore patisseries!
ReplyDeleteI could eat all the cakes on display - they look so good.
ReplyDeleteHmmm delicious, I need some "sugar" for sure! :)
ReplyDeleteLéia
Everything please! My stomach is growling :D
ReplyDeleteOh I could definitely find something!
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