French Toast Macaron

The dedicated blogger known only as Lemonpi created these breakfast-inspired French Toast Macarons in honor of a friend’s birthday. A powerhouse of decadence, these condensed sweet morning meal morsels are shamelessly rich. Taking on the flavor profiles of all your favorite breakfast foods, these French Toast Macarons are impossible to resist.
To make the shells of the macaron more like french toast, Lemonpi swapped out the usual almond meal for fine breadcrumbs, which altered the overall texture of the macaron. The shells were then topped with a piping of buttery smokey bacon custard, as well as a few pieces of maple glazed bacon. These French Toast Macarons are the perfect delicate bite for sugar-loving carnivores everywhere. Topped with a light dusting of bacon and a maple syrup glaze, these tasty bites are enough to make anyone’s jaw drop.
Terribly tempting, decadent and downright evil, these French Toast Macarons deliver all the taste of breakfast in one delicious bite.
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The W Paris

 The latest outpost of W Hotels, the long-awaited W Paris, has thrown open its doors in the French capital as Paris Fashion Week gets underway.
The W Paris offers 91 guest rooms going from €340 per night and overlooking the grandiose Opéra Garnier — Paris’s distinctly more traditional landmark opera house.
The interior of the building has clearly been designed to put a contemporary touch on the hotel’s historic buildings, with a sweeping, wrought-iron lined staircase, chandeliers in the bedrooms and antique-inspired furniture that has been brought up-to-date with new covers and designs.

Inside Arola, the hotel’s signature restaurant overseen by Spanish Michelin-starred chef Sergi Arola, Spanish specialities will be served in a room seemingly inspired by a traditional dining room, albeit with some contemporary touches of scarlet.
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The Veyron Grand Sport Vitesse

When talking about 1.000-horsepower, the Veyron is probably the first name mentioned. Now, the french supercar-maker Bugatti unveils a Veyron that enjoyed the Vitesse treatment. The Veyron Grand Sport Vitesse, french for speed, boasts striking 1.200-horsepower and jaw-dropping 1.106 lb-ft of torque. The roof-less roadster is said to top out at around 250mph, which however is definitely an experience you can not describe with words.
Price tag: $2.000.000
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French food chain Quick is releasing a Dark Vador burger

To celebrate the 3D release of Star Wars: The Phantom Menace, French food chain Quick is releasing a Dark Vador burger on an unsavory-looking jet black bun.

Both the Vador and Jedi burgers will be available starting on March 1st.

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TF Est. 1968 Tourbillon cufflinks

TF Est. 1968, a French-Swiss watchmaker has launched a pair of tourbillon cufflinks crafted in rose gold and set in rubies cufflinks specially for Christmas.
These cufflinks are cased in 18K gold sporting an array of carbon details of watch making mechanism. The design of the cufflinks is precise and clasp system holds the piece in place. These cufflinks comes with two years of guarantee and are resistant to shock. The Yellow/Rose/White gold diamond set versions is priced at $11,900, the Rose/White gold version is priced at $6,900 where as Yellow/Rose/White gold set with rubies, emerald or black diamond’s retails at $9,500. 
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Theurel & Thomas patisserie, Mexico

Theurel & Thomas, the first patisserie in Mexico specialized in French macarons. One of the most important extensions of a brand, which has a business based in store selling, is the design and ambiance of the stores.
The Theurel & Thomas pâtisserie has an enlightened space with an exclusivity and elegant atmosphere.

The store location is in San Pedro, Mexico, Latin America’s most affluent suburb White is a central part of the design and it contrasts with the French macarons colors.
Details were an essential part of their work.They meticulously selected each porcelain piece creating a balance with sophisticated specks that made the value of the brand and the exclusivity of the product outshine.
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