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Marche de Provence … Chanteduc Day 2

By Krista Bender

We started this morning at the town open air market which much to my surprise… Consists of the entire village. I was thinking it was just going to be a strip in village center but literally there are stands down every charming stone street. The vendors come all the Explore this Post

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Krista Bender

Krista Bender is a food enthusiast, wine lover and Francophile! She visited Paris for the first time eight years ago and has been fascinated by the French culture ever since. After returning from her Parisian vacation, Krista immediately enrolled in Le Cordon Bleu cooking school in San Francisco, California. She was on the fast track to becoming a pastry chef and immersing herself in the world of food, wine and French pastry.

Krista has since returned to France several times and decided to start my blog Pastry in Paris to document her travels and adventures through France as well as share recipes. Krista says that France has really shaped her everyday life and encourages her to focus on the simple pleasures. "Whether it's sipping champagne with friends or enjoying my cafe au lait with croissant~ I truly believe in slowing down and savoring life!"

When she is not traveling through France Krista works as an innovation chef testing recipes out of a company based in Los Angeles, California.

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