Thursday, September 02, 2010

Magic Wand


If the shape of these baguettes reminds you of something, well don't be surprised. Yes, they are shaped like penises! I found them in the gay area of Paris, in a boulangerie called Le Gay choc (choc is a play on words between chocolate and shock). Big tourist attraction, needless to say. I did not get to taste them, but I see no reasons why they should taste different than regular baguettes... A little harder, maybe?! Tss, Tss ;-)

38 comments:

  1. Magic Wand???? What is the "Magic Word????"....LOL!! How risqué ..LOL!! Blush, blush...

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  2. LOL. Just like the penis shaped cookies at Hot Cookie in the Castro (SF). Nice little food bite (french slang). :-)

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  3. Rô la la !!! This is very "osé" !!! LOOOOOOL !
    And this is called "baguette magique"!!! Why?? Maybe because a little harder ??
    Rô la la!!!

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  4. Wooooow! I've never seen that before !!!!!!!!! I mean not so many LOL. And never seen bread like that at all!!
    Rien à voir avec la choucroute d'hier, quoique un petit peu quand même, par opposition ;))
    Nice and fun Eric. Thank you!

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  5. LOL!!! Very saucy, I love it. I had to look twice when the picture loaded...haha. These are great. I'd buy them for sure! ;)

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  6. Pushy customer in bakers shop:"I want a large one of those!"
    Reply: "Get to the back of the queue."

    It would certainly be harder next day. A thought suddenly occurs to me.....no, don't go there!

    Lynn, you could always bake your own. Turn it in to a themed evening and invite a few close friends round.

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  7. J´adore la boulangerie Legay Choc!! Malheureusement je ne suis pas encore réussi à voir les baguettes magiques de mes propres yeux. Peut-être il faudrait y aller le matin...

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  8. Don't know how many upstanding citizens would buy their daily bread here! The poppy seeds add a certain je ne sais quoi—and do they come in circumcised and uncircumcised versions?

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  9. That's INCREDIBLE, well to me, I admit!

    Honestly, I would never have pictured this shape of bread could be sold... Maybe I have to go out a little more!!!...

    OMG, when I first checked PDP here in my office and saw that, hmm, I found it pretty WOOOW. Yes the WOW factor, indeed!!!

    Have you posted it early in the morning Eric, like a good Boulangerie! Lol!

    Drummond, you are kidding!!! Hey, that's true, that they had to have a first model-shape ;)

    And this is sold ... hmm "only" 2.20 Euros!!! It is twice the price of a regular baguette ... but OK OK, 'quand on aime, on ne compte pas' and the Euro is weak as we know !!! :)))

    Thanks for sharing this masterpiece Eric.

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  10. Ooops... again... The emotion! Hi Tall Gary if you see me ;)

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  11. :)))))) LOL
    and what are YOU doing LE GAY CHOC? lol

    funny! - and I thought when I looked at the pixie that I had a too vivid mind.... - just to be proved that I was right! :))

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  12. Now I remember why that is my favorite part of Paris. I about wet my pants (because of laughter) when I saw this in my inbox. I swear no pun intended. I am definitely getting one of those the next time I visit. Great photo Eric, as always.

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  13. I love that you share your sense of humor with us all. Yes, some people need to get out more. Sadly in some countries they are getting fined if they have a women's lingerie table set up! I would imagine these guys would get the guillotine!!!

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  14. Hilarious, Eric ... they look delicious! ; )

    Merci as always for sharing fun pix.


    Enjoy,
    Christine Hueber

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  15. It's kinda ironic, a 'thingy' shaped baguette, because I have a thingy shaped just like a 'baguette'

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  16. You make me fall about, Eric- especially the last comment.
    I just checked the website - brilliant! I have a lot of friends who'd love this place. Come to think of it now I know why a friend of mine spends so much time in Paris...

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  17. Done as a creme-filled pastry might have been a little harder to... err... swallow.

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  18. That baguette on the far right looks familiar...

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  19. I was there, I was there once! Bought them for the crew going back to the US. Needless to say, our photos were very creative while on the airplane(away from the pax).
    LOL ALEXA!

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  20. LOL, you made me laugh out loud, too, Eric. Thanks for the fun :D

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  21. HAHAHAHA yummy!!!


    PHX: so that's what you guys do while we're
    sound asleep during these nine hours flight huh?!!

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  22. Eric Darlin',
    I LOVE it when you blog dirty! heee Well next visit, I'll have to get a sackful of those. Thanks for the hot tip.
    V

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  23. @Sydney Lawyer "cute cute cute...i wanna a bite for sure" LOOOOOOOOOL!

    I have to explain for those of you who don't master French as well as Sydney Lawyer... : "bite" in French means penis in slang (soft slang).

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  24. Eric,
    You may have just lowered the bar for your gaggle of rowdy CDP bloggers you know. Ohhh la la! :)
    V

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  25. Bread really is the staff of life!

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  26. Hahahaha!!! I did too have to look twice, to be sure ;)

    I bet there is a huge "queue" (if you'll pardon my French) ;) in front of that shop on a daily basis

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  27. Mon Dieu! Lol!

    Still, it is a bit pricey for a baguette...

    -French Bean

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  28. Love the photo and the comments. I'm mort-ified to be late to this one.

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  29. So which end of the alimentary canal are these meant to go in? I mean, are they to be eaten or sat on?

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  30. Can you imagine what fun the bakers have shaping the dough?

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  31. I got here late but the fun is still the same. Yes Mimi I can imagine the concentration on the bakers' faces as they shape their 'baguettes magiques' to perfection every morning - the early morning hard on suddenly takes on a new meaning.

    Great catch Eric, well done! The name Gay Paris is well deserved!

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