US Weekly’s 50 Moment’s of 2013
30th December 2013
The Cronut® beat out Justin Bieber, the Super Bowl going dark, an “What Does the Fox Say?” as one of the 50 Moments of 2013!
Read moreWSJ’s Words that Popped in 2013
Along with Bitcoin and Selfies, the Cronut® was one of the words that popped in 2013 according to the Wall Street Journal. How did a small pastry define a moment in our pop culture? Read here for the rest.
Read moreThe Importance of Dominique Ansel & 2013’s Top Restaurants
18th December 2013
Bloomberg restaurant critic, Ryan Sutton, writes his commentary about Chef Dominique Ansel and his role as a pioneer in the changing direction of the New York culinary scene. We’re honored to be included in the company of such amazing new restaurants in this great city! For the full article, read here.
Read moreCronut® Reaches Celeb Status on People Magazine’s 2013 Style List
It’s likely that the Cronut® is the only pastry to hit this level of celebredom as it makes People Magazine’s 2013 Stye List, right up there with Vine, pixie cuts, and selfies.
Read moreThe Top Food Lists of 2013: The Cronut®
17th December 2013
The Cronut® made almost every single Top Food List of 2013, from People Magazine’s Top 10 Food Trends to CBS’s Top 13 “Talkers” (where the Cronut® was on the same list as the new Pope and the birth of the Royal baby) to Buzzfeed’s 20 “Most Earth Shattering Foods Born in 2013”. It’s an incredibly …
Read moreTime Out NY’s Gift Guide Highlights the Peppermint Brittle Brick
29th November 2013
We’ve got an exciting line up of holiday items, and Time Out New York’s 2013 Gift Guide chose their favorite – the Peppermint Brittle Brick. Made of a buttercrunch brittle covered with peppermint candies, the fun part of this candy brick is the miniature ball-peen hammer that is pushed into the brittle itself. Removable and …
Read moreTIME Magazine’s 25 Best Inventions of 2013: The Cronut®
15th November 2013
For 2013, TIME Magazine asked: What makes an invention great? For some, it was solving a problem that never could be solved. And in other cases, it was about solving problems you didn’t you had. “Maybe you didn’t realize you needed to eat a croissant and doughnut at the same time,” TIME reports. “Now you …
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