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Stuffed croissants, from a simple ham and cheese to a sweet marmalade or crème-filled pastry, are delicious and a great lift in the morning.
However, the latest trend for these flaky delights is taking the art of the croissant to a whole new level. Take the red velvet stuffed croissant from New York’s Union Fare, which is filled with cream cheese frosting and topped with cake crumbs (above). They also do a matcha variety.
Then there’s Sydney’s Textbook Boulangerie Patisserie, who do different filled croissants weekly, like blood orange and ginger custard topped with blood orange marshmallow.
A photo posted by Textbook (@textbookpatisserie) on Jul 23, 2016 at 2:31am PDT
Oh, and here’s a croissant/lobster roll, because, well, look at it.
A photo posted by Union Fare | Union Sq. NYC (@unionfare) on Jul 20, 2016 at 3:16pm PDT
Of course, they’re beginning to spread across Instagram like filling from a squashed croissant. Boring croissants (here are 26 interesting facts about croissants), brioche with you! (A pun so good we used it twice).
