Croissants are for me a symbol of breakfast on vacation, and it was no different in the case of Sardinia. Croissants spread from France all over the world, but their origin is reportedly in the Viennese sweet roll Kipferl, which dates back to the 12th century. Croissants are also very popular in Italy, where a large variety of flavors are available. Italians have their own version of the croissant with a slightly different recipe – they call their version cornetti.
A beautifully sugared fluffy croissant crema. Inside is a delicate vanilla cream.
Pistachio croissants absolutely won me over. Between the individual layers of dough is a delicate pistachio filling. If you have the opportunity, I definitely recommend trying it.
You can recognize the chocolate croissant by the chocolate chips on the surface. The chocolate filling is very delicate, its taste reminiscent of Nutella.
The integral croissant was not only made from whole grain dough, but surprisingly also hid a filling – a slightly bitter orange marmalade. A delicacy.
The price of individual croissants from the Frau bakery was around 1.20 EUR.
And what is your favorite croissant?
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