A fourth Punctual Picks, with its share of novelties and discoveries…
Sweet Paris
I closely follow the Instagram account of Frank Adrian Barron, better known as @cakeboyparis. I love his content, his cakes and his great addresses, which make my mouth water with every post. This American pastry chef based in Paris has written a magnificent recipe book, Sweet Paris. Leafing through it, I had to be careful not to literally devour its pages.



Julia
Julia is a biographical series devoted to the famous cook Julia Child. An author and TV cooking show host, she popularised French cuisine in the United States. In 2009, the film Julie & Julia had already told how Julie Powell brought her recipes up to date. A keen admirer of food films and cooking shows, I could only enjoy this series.

Eric’s Peanuts
I have a real sweet tooth and love discovering delicious confectionery. When it is made in Switzerland, the pleasure is guilt-free. Eric’s Peanuts is a small company that makes delicious Swiss peanut butter. It also offers a range of chocolate treats made with this peanut butter. I like the classic version and I am totally hooked on its chocolate bars. To go with a coffee, nothing beats these delicious treats.

Escapades Insolites en France
This guide is written by the blogging duo Best Jobers. They offer a complete itinerary to visit France differently. I saw it on various networks and, naturally, I could not resist. While I know Paris a little, I admit the rest of France is almost unknown to me. Thanks to them, I first discover on paper the incredible places the country offers.



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The Jogne Gorges
For a walk between waterfalls, forests and a lake, I highly recommend the Jogne gorges. This easy, cool and accessible hike crosses a beautiful green area of Gruyère. A little hiking gem in the canton of Fribourg, it invites you to reconnect with nature. I did the route in one hour and really enjoyed it. In the same region, I had already talked about Lac des Joncs in Punctual Picks #2 (in French).



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