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Île-de-France
A small hazelnut cake, created in 1925 in Saint-Germain-en-Laye to honour the composer born near the shop.
Pastry or bakery speciality from Île-de-France.
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Claude Debussy was born in Saint-Germain-en-Laye in 1862, near the shop on rue au Pain. It was there that Maison Grandin created in 1925, in memory of the musician, a small cake that took his name: the Debussy.
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Pâtisserie Grandin, located on rue au Pain, has been delighting the residents of Saint-Germain since 1822. The Debussy is among its entremets, alongside the Saint-Germain and the Marly.
According to the tourist office, the Debussy is one of the typical desserts of Saint-Germain-en-Laye, alongside the Saint-Germain, created in 1920 by Monsieur Blanc, who worked in what is today Pâtisserie Hardy. The tourist office also mentions, under the same name, a soft cheese linked to Ferme Sainte-Suzanne, on rue au Pain: this is a different product.
Appearance
A small cake covered with a chocolate glaze.
Taste
It combines the hazelnut of the biscuit, the praline of the mousse, rum-macerated raisins, and the chocolate of the glaze.
Texture
A hazelnut biscuit and a praline mousse, beneath the glaze.
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The Debussy is enjoyed where it was born, at Maison Grandin on rue au Pain, just a stone's throw from where the composer came into the world.
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