Tea time
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Afternoon tea, the great British tradition, has been introduced to Parisians through the Rose Bakery in Paris as one of the loveliest and simplest of pleasures to relax by.
Sweet or savoury, broccoli or carrot to cinnamon or blueberry, there is a cake, pudding or biscuit for everyone. Always accompanied by a good cup of tea of course!
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