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Photo of the Day: Croissant Innards

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How can you resist a croissant whose "innards are like labyrinths, each encapsulating pockets of deliciousness"? Danny of Food in Mouth enthusiastically praises the butter-loaded croissant from the New York-based café, Petrossian. I can almost smell the butter wafting out of the croissant's golden crust from here.

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Not a lot better than a light and flaky croissant in the morning; and nothing a lot worse than a chewy, greasy croissant. Big beta risk with the croissant. But the ones from Petrossian look amazing! Anyone have a good home recipe?

So beautiful... Excellent pic, really does the croissant justice.

Wow, perfection.

Please send me one immediately. Very nice picture.

The New Cook

Reminds me of a Nautilus - the shell, not one of those instruments of torture found in a gym designed to work off the results of eating such deliciousness.

I'm imagining molten chocolate flowing out of the crevices. oh. wow.

food porn at its finest

WHY CAN'T ALEX STILL BE IN PARIS?????

It's the most beautiful thing mother nature ever gave us. I'm gonna make it my desktop.

@chasgoose: I know... :'[ I wonder that all the time. We should all just move to Paris, dude. Tell him to go to grad school there.

I will. I was just thinking that a year ago I was all excited to head to Paris for Spring Break. Now all I have to look forward to this Spring Break is writing a 40 page paper! Awesome.

Also, on another note, I have recently discovered whole wheat croissants. It may sound like a sacrilege, but I find that they are quite delicious and oftentimes resolve a lot of the issues that I have with American croissants. The whole wheat adds a slightly sweet nuttiness that sort of provides a stronger base that doesn't get overwhelmed by the butter like the bland pastry used for American croissants so often do.

@chasgoose: :( Your paper-writing pain is almost over, remember that...weee!

Whole wheat croissants? Never had em! But if you say it's good, I believe you.

And omg dude, pizza...what's up with my unused pizza gift certificate?!

AFTER APRIL 4th!

"innards are like labyrinths, each encapsulating pockets of deliciousness"

Actually, croissants have interiors, not innards, and labyrinths are tunnels or paths, and encapsulate nothing. Thanks for not using "ethereal" though.

I love croissants, by the way.

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