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24/Sep/2026

Original Tabasco sauce bottle photographed in studio against a dark background.

Whoever messes with it gets pricked (the tongue)

This little red-and-green bottle sits in almost every fridge, sometimes for (too) long, is added to tomato juices and Bloody Marys in summer, brightens fried eggs, steak tartare and homemade mayonnaises with its sour, tangy flavor. A profile of the chili sauce that set the whole world on fire.

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24/Sep/2026

Hand molding of butter on wood

The best of both worlds : Bordier butter

A ridged block, wrapped in its now iconic translucent paper: it’s hard to miss Bordier butter. From Michelin-starred tables to neighborhood bistros, it has pulled off the feat of reinventing an ancestral craft without betraying the gesture. An identity card for Brittany butter with resounding success.

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24/Sep/2026

Crowded outdoor market beneath the “Marché d’Aligre” entrance sign, surrounded by white Parisian buildings and vendor stalls.

The hidden treasures of one of Paris's oldest markets

We all have a reason to go to the market: starting with a coffee at the corner café, getting drawn into conversation by our favorite vendors, bumping into friends from the night before between the aisles, grabbing a quick bite, and filling our basket with things that weren’t on the list. The Aligre Market is one of Paris’s must-see attractions.
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