Made in France

This section explores the wide range of products made in France. We’re always open to suggestions of unique or special French products to cover, so if you’ve come across one feel free to send us a message and we’ll investigate.

J. Barthouil boutique, Paris.

French Table: J. Barthouil Foie Gras and Smoked Salmon

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Foie gras and smoked salmon, staples of the French celebratory and holiday table, are both produced with excellence and tradition by J. Barthouil, a family business located in southwest France with a shop in the Marais in Paris.
Louvre gift shop

Cute, Kitsch and Tacky Gifts from France’s National Museums

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You can’t take the art from the Louvre, the Orsay or Versailles home with you, but you can take home a Venus de Milo tchotchke, a Marie-Antoinette manicure set, a Mona Lisa serving tray, and an I Louvre You teddy bear.
Sylvie Deschamps, Begonia d'Or

Sylvie Deschamps, France’s Master Artist of Gold Embroidery

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An interview with Sylvie Deschamps, France's Master Artist of gold embroidery and director of the Bégonia d'Or workshop in Rochefort, an upriver port town in western France. Includes demonstration video.
French army combat ration box

You know you live in Paris when…: French Combat Rations

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At home in Paris, in a neighborhood with an extraordinary array of food shops, bakeries and restaurants, the author opens a box of French combat rations and sets out on a mission of three square meals.

Savoring Provence: The Charentais of Cavaillon, a Succulent Superstar of a Melon

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Every summer, piles of gold are sold in the Provencal town of Cavaillon. The gold in question is not the precious metal measured in...

Japanese Artist Kojiro Akagi Examines the Spirits of Paris

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Corinne LaBalme reports from the 8th arrondissement gallery whose owner/curator Chozo Yoshii brings Franco/Japanese fusion to Paris and a Montparnasse artistic landmark to the shadows of Mount Fuji.

Calvados, Where Rotting Apples Have a Good Name

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An introduction to the alcoholic apple-based beverages cidre (hard cider) and calvados produced in Normandy.
Maron Bouillie by Marie Bouillon. Photo GLKraut

Shopping: Maron Bouillie by Marie Bouillon

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I keep confusing Marie Bouillon and Maron Bouillie. One is the designer with an infectious smile and the other is the brand with lilting humor.

Made in France: La Flâneuse Dresses for a Stroll Through the City

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April in Paris. Tulips are in bloom. The flaneuse dresses for an idle stroll, selecting from her wardrobe French-made lingerie, jeans and sweater, before putting on her French-designed sandals and setting out with her French-made umbrella. It’s a Made-in-France day, she thinks, a never-know-what-you’ll-find, never-know-who-you’ll-come-across day.

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