Enduring Classics: Our Range of Saucissons

    At BonneBouffe, we bring you the very best French food online. And what could be more French than the saucisson? These delicious dry-cured sausages are easy to store, simple to serve, and great for any occasion. Also known as saucisse sèche, saucisson is one of the truly historic French delicacies, but there are…

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Our Deliciously Tempting Valrhona Range

If you like to bake sweet treats at home, or you’re simply a chocolate-loving snacker, it’s highly likely that you’ll know the name Valrhona. This legendary French chocolate manufacturer is also a sustainability champion, their entire range is suitable for vegetarians and they have a wide range of vegan-friendly products too.    Founded in 1922…

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Sustainable, Responsible, Delicious: Valrhona

If you’re a baker, confectioner, or a sweet-toothed gourmand, you’re bound to have heard of Valrhona. This legendary French chocolate manufacturer was recently awarded B Corp status, marking it out as a top performer in terms of environmental and social responsibility. Read on to find out more about Valrhona, and why B Corp certification is…

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Brand Spotlight: Le Père Eugène

In the small fishing port of Binic-Étables-sur-Mer, Brittany, there once lived a man called Eugène. He loved fishing, and he loved fish. He also had real culinary flair and a great imagination. Eugène started to invent his own recipes to delight his family and friends, and he soon became known as a local expert in…

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Vacherin Mont d’Or – An Alpine Delicacy

Vacherin Mont d’Or: an Alpine Delicacy Rich, gooey and spectacularly flavourful, Vacherin Mont d’Or is the ultimate seasonal treat for cheese-lovers. If you like the sound of this ultra-soft washed-rind cheese, read on to find out when to buy it, how to eat it, and what makes it so good. Special and seasonal French Vacherin…

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La Belle Chaurienne

French Specialities from the Home of Cassoulet In the very south of France is the market town of Castelnaudary. Dating back to Roman times, this pretty little town is the birthplace of cassoulet: a traditional casserole with sausages and beans, cooked slowly in a deep earthenware dish. Legend has it that the cassoulet was invented…

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