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Agenda 2025: major culinary events not to be missed
The year 2025 will be gourmet or it won't be! Here are the biggest culinary events not to be missed in the coming months all over France.
For a pinch of salt
Long synonymous with wealth, expansion and power for those who mastered its production, salt has been mined since prehistoric times. Its many properties have enabled it to remain both an everyday essential and a precious raw material for many cutting-edge industries.
Qatar Airways appoints a new Master of Wine to build its wine list
On November 26, 2024, Qatar Airways appointed Anne Krebiehl to the position of Master of Wine. Her mission will be to design a selection of wines for passengers in the First and Business cabins. Meet the German Master of Wine.
Why do we eat foie gras at Christmas?
Although foie gras is an essential part of the festive season, it has no direct connection with Christmas. Find out why it's such a welcome addition to our festive tables!
Japan once again crowned world pie champion
Taiki Mano, Japanese chef at Les Saisons restaurant in Tokyo, is the new world pie champion. Only a Frenchman climbs the podium, in third place.
Bohemia, the unbearable lightness of glass
In the Czech Republic, a new wind is blowing through the Bohemian crystal tradition. Dusted off and weighted down with lead, glass is back on the table thanks to inspired designers and the help of financiers with fakir feet. Journey into the fragile world of transparency.
Thanks to this book, you'll become a mushroom expert.
On September 25, Guillaume E. Lopez unveils his book "Le génie méconnu (et discret) des champignons", a reminder of just how essential mushrooms are on land and in the sea.
Edouard Chouteau's good addresses
Edouard Chouteau, chef at La Laiterie in Lambersart in the Hauts-de-France region, gives us his five favorite places to buy beer, cheese and good bread.
France's sushi team signs historic treble at the 2024 World Cup
It doesn't get much better than this. The French sushi team achieved an unprecedented treble at the 2024 edition of the World Sushi Championship in Tokyo, Japan.
The olive of gods and champions in Messinia
Legend has it that the champions of Olympia were rewarded with a crown woven from the foliage of an olive tree growing next to the temple of Zeus. This symbolism was taken up by Pierre de Coubertin when he designed the modern Games, before finally abandoning it in favor of the rings. Champions were also presented with jars of olive oil. The oil came from Messinia, where the olive tree has been cultivated since the 15th century BC.
Our selection for living on gourds and fresh water
Long associated with scouts and shepherds, the flask was neglected until ecology gave it a new meaning and marketing got hold of it. This inseparable companion of summer hikes and sports sessions has become ultra-trendy and has slipped into city bags. It is now as much a fashion statement as a sign of belonging.
