In France, Sunday night dinner is a ritual. Whether you’re in Paris or a small coastal town, read about some of the delicious foods that locals grew up eating.
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Whipped Goat Cheese and French Jam Crostini
Crisp, bright, and creamy, this crostini is a crowd-pleaser!
French Croquettes
A delicious shredded potato ball studded with cracker crumbs, rich cheese, and bright parsley, these croquettes are an excellent option for an appetizer or dinner party.
From Mussels To Beer: The Culinary Traditions of Northern France
Take a closer look at the foods unique to northern France by exploring the region’s geography, maritime climate, and even its neighboring influences.
Our Next Food Destination: Welcome to France!
Immerse yourself in France’s regional cooking traditions! Enjoy quintessential French products, like crêpes, butter cookies, finishing salt, and chestnut spread.
Behind the Box: From Paris to France with Try The World’s Chief Product Officer
The France Box has been with Try The World since the very beginning: close to three years ago, it was called the Paris Box and sold out within the first two days of its release! This month, we’re bringing it back by popular demand, and though it’s now called the France Box, it’s filled with the same incredible items you know and love! Here, Try The World’s Chief Product Officer Hugo Facchin tells the story of the box and what you can look forward to finding inside.
Meet the Chef: Christophe Schmitt, France
Curating chef of the France Box Christophe Schmitt is an acclaimed chef who’s best known for his achievements at Michelin-starred Le Diane in Paris. Here, he talks to Try The World about his new venture in the south of France.
