#9

Ah I quite like ham and cheese but that wasn’t an option

#10

I added it. Sorry to be a pain au chocolat

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#12

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#13

I used to be addicted to those choc crossaints, best one I’ve had was from Lidl

#14

I remember going to stay with a friend and another friend and I were going out to the local bakery to pick up croissants. She was absolutely insistent that she needed an almond croissant, and if there was only 1 or 2 almond ones, then it was hers. She is properly the most chill person normally, but my god, if I had eaten her almond croissant I don’t think she would ever have spoken to me again.

Whenever I hear almond croissants mentioned now I have a chuckle about it, they’re not that good are they?

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#15

You know what’s nice?

When you find yourself at a European breakfast buffet and they have croissants and those little individual tubs of Nutella, and you dip the croissant straight in the tub. And probably have some ham and cheese on the same plate because why not?

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#16

I hate almond croissants :face_vomiting:

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#17

not even bothered by almond quacksonks but would 100% be ordering one first just to fuck them off

#18

I think in the end there were either loads of them or none so it wasn’t an issue, but I totally would’ve done that, I’m that spiteful

#19

and you may ask yourself, well

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#20

Would love to have breakfast here;

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#21

almond can be decent if you get posho ones but usually they’re gammy and weird

#22
  • croissant is a normal breakfast
  • croissant is a luxury breakfast for special occasions

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#23

make your mind up jaguarpirate

#24

What do we think of the idea of a hazelnut croiss

#25

could go a ham cheese bad boy right about now tbqh

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#26

With a bit of onion marmalade

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#27

Special occasions such as Fridays

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#28

hmm

#29

Sweet chilli jam