Comments on: That’s why brioches were born… http://www.italyculture.it/2006/10/17/brioche-history/ news, events and curiosities about Italy and italian culture. Wed, 08 Sep 2010 01:58:55 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.0.1 by: Totto Apa http://www.italyculture.it/2006/10/17/brioche-history/#comment-638427 Sun, 14 Sep 2008 08:13:21 +0000 http://www.italyculture.it/2006/10/17/brioche-history/#comment-638427 Thank you for having spread light over the relationship between the croissant and the brioche. The similiarity struck my as I was having breakfast (regular bread, though), and reminded me of an episode when I asked for a brioche at a coffeshop the other day. The personnel wasn't familiar with the word, although it was a supposedly italian coffeeshop. :) The crescent moon-thing I wasn't aware of - like the story leading up to that part. Thank you! What does 'brioche' translate into? Thank you for having spread light over the relationship between the croissant and the brioche. The similiarity struck my as I was having breakfast (regular bread, though), and reminded me of an episode when I asked for a brioche at a coffeshop the other day. The personnel wasn’t familiar with the word, although it was a supposedly italian coffeeshop. :)

The crescent moon-thing I wasn’t aware of - like the story leading up to that part. Thank you! What does ‘brioche’ translate into?

]]> by: Silvia http://www.italyculture.it/2006/10/17/brioche-history/#comment-3996 Tue, 24 Oct 2006 08:38:09 +0000 http://www.italyculture.it/2006/10/17/brioche-history/#comment-3996 Thank you for this interesting story about brioche. I like it very much. Thank you for this interesting story about brioche.
I like it very much.

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