#6 The Mille Feuille

This fluffy treat comes in a vanilla or custard slice and is comprised of several layers of puff pastry. Between the puff pastry lies an additional two layers of pastry crème. Another name for the Mille Feuille is the Napoleon (and no this dessert does not have a complex).

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#5 The Tarte Au Citron

Today I will tell you about the pastry Tarte Au Citron, also known as the lemon tart, are also very popular. Donning a pastry crust and delicious lemon filling. The filling, however, is not made with fruit. The cream is a mixture containing lemon juice, lemon zest, and of course, eggs and sugar. Is your mouth watering yet?

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#4 Macaron

Another famous Parisian dessert is the macaron (no that name is not mispelled…you’ll see why later). Macarons are undeniably delectable. There are so many flavors to choose from. The base ingredients include meringue and almonds. Be sure to not confuse with coconut macaroons, in which the English added the -oon to the word in the 16th century. So you gotta ask yourself, are you a French dessert lover (macaron) or have more of an English palate (macaroon)?

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#3 the Paris Brest

Up next on our list of yummy treats is the Paris Brest. This pastry was created to celebrate the Paris to Brest bicycle ride in 1891. Naturally, it's circular and contains praline flavored crème and choux pastry.

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# 2 The Éclair

Your next “must try treat” while visiting Paris is the éclair . The éclair is a popular dessert in Paris. The long French choux pastry can be filled with either a rich custard or pastry cream and topped with a sweet fondant. By definition, the term éclair means lightning in French. Go figure!

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#1 The Tartes Aux Fruits

Paris is sweet on the eye, sweet on the romance and
sweet on the palette. It is a sugar lovers' dream, and the only problem you'll
have when it comes to the delectable French deserts is which one to choose. To
help you navigate that yummy last course, we've broken down the top 10 must-try
desserts for your visit to France. And if you have to eat more than one a day to get through them? Well, c'est la vie!

The first decadent dessert that makes our “top 10 sweet treats” list is the tartes aux fruits.

These desserts are prepared with fresh fruit inside a buttery pastry. The fruit sits atop a heavenly chantilly cream. You can enjoy these tartes in both miniature and pie sizes.

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