Kouign-amann in the Chicago area?
Kouign-amann in the Chicago area?
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Post #61 - November 12th, 2018, 2:52 pmThose who are happy that kouign amanns are relatively scarce, as a constraint on how many they can get and consume, aren't going to be happy about this one.
You can find kouign amanns at... wait for it... Panera Bread. As they do with some of their other products, they make up their own cutesy name for them. They don't call it a kouign amann; they call it a "brittany", which makes perfect sense since that's the French province where the kouign amann originated. This morning at their location at Golf Mill, they had two kinds, one with a cream cheese topping and the other with a cherry topping. I didn't even realize it was a kouign amann until I bit into it (hence the photo), but one bite and there was no doubt, it's the real thing.
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Post #62 - November 14th, 2020, 2:16 pmI was happy to see that Sunset Foods is starting to carry some of Hewn's bakery products on weekends.
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Post #63 - November 14th, 2020, 4:16 pmshorty wrote:I was happy to see that Sunset Foods is starting to carry some of Hewn's bakery products on weekends.
Beautiful!
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Post #64 - November 24th, 2020, 11:00 amLost Larson has a fantastic Kouign-amann that I didn't see mentioned outright in the Lost Larson thread. Ranks up there with the best I've had (b. patisserie in SF makes really great ones!).
