Originally Posted by
ysolde
There is an "amended" Epiphany day? And here my husband has always told me it's the twelfth day of Christmas and all that . . .
In places where there is no public holyday for Epiphany, local Catholic bishops can move it to the first Sunday after Jan. 1st. That's the case in France.
Originally Posted by
stimpy
Originally Posted by
ChangingNappies
The one from Picard is just fine for my taste. We have one both on the "amended" date for epiphany (first Sunday) and one on the traditional date (Jan. 6). And if afterwards Picard puts them on sale, I grab some more
Mon Dieu non! If you have access to a real boulangerie you mustn't shop at Picard! There is such a massive difference in quality between industrial galletes and hand made artisanal offerings.
Well this year we cut the poire en deux, a "real" one last weekend, and Picard's today...