Le Baba Chantilly de Stohrer
30.00 €
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Stohrer, the oldest pastry shop in Paris, founded in 1730, offers here to taste the classic of classics – a Baba Chantilly… Invented here. Yes, Nicolas Stohrer would have invented the baba au Rhum to allow the Polish King Stanislas, exiled in the east of France, to savor a local pastry that he considered too dry. Once settled in Paris, Stohrer continued to experiment with rum until he invented the rum baba, as we know it!
Pastry Shop: Stohrer
Address : 226 Rue de Rivoli, 75001 Paris France
Contacts :
For any request for information or reservation, contact the teams by phone at +33 1 42 33 38 20 or from the website stohrer.fr
Description :
Historic house cake, invented by Nicolas Stohrer in the 18th century. Here embellished with its swirls of Chantilly cream – Available in individual version and to share
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