French for Parisian Pastries

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ABOUT THIS EVENT
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Food & Drink

Event Overview

Macarons, croissants, éclairs, ohh la la!

French pastries and breads are world famous, and a visit to Paris would not be complete without stopping by Laduree or Le Nôtre, some of Paris' most beloved bakeries,for delectable treats. And while we don't necessarily have the time (or cash) to jet off to La Ville des la Lumières (The City of Lights) on a whim, there's no harm in spending the day eating decadently, practicing our French and dreaming of the day we'll see the Eiffel up close.

Dabble is teaming up with La Boulangerie (an authentic French bakery in Logan Square) and Multilingual Chicago (a language school) to offer this class, which is one part food heaven, one part French lesson.

Get a quick history of the origins of the French baking tradition, then practice and master everyday French phrases for sightseeing and ordering at pastry shops in Paris. We'll get insider tips on the best things to order while visiting France, and of course, we'll sample some absurdly fresh French pastries. Nous pensons que nous sommes amoureux!

(That's "we think we're in love!")

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All ages welcome

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MORE ABOUT YOUR HOST

Multilingual Chicago is a language school and multicultural center based in Logan Square / Avondale. They teach classes in over a dozen languages for adults and kids, and promote cross cultural appreciation through fun events.

La Boulangerie is an authentic French bakery in Logan Square. It offers fresh baked goods as well as French cooking classes thorough its parent company, Cook Au Vin.

Thais Heintz

Thaïs Heintz is something of a wanderer, having spent time living everywhere from New York to Paris (and many more countries in between). Her multicultural background has always been an inspiration to others, as has her French upbringing; in France she Iearned "la joie de vivre" and the simple joys of the "gastronomie Française". Thaïs is very passionate about her culture and it's architecture, and she hopes to never miss an opportunity to share and teach eager students a thing or two about her romantic home country.

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