A la Mère de Famille: Chocolate fashion

A la Mère de Famille‘s Easter collection features a chocolate hen that’s all dressed up for the occasion, with her edible cape, hat and handbag.

Decked out in a houndstooth cape, “Poule pied d’poule,” designed by Chef Julien Merceron, is made of 65 per cent dark chocolate (or 36 per cent milk chocolate). The accessories, face and feet are made of marzipan.

Easter chocolate, A la Mère de Famille Paris
“Poule pied d’poule” measures 18 cm tall and 11 cm in diameter. It weighs 350 grams and is filled with Easter fritures and praliné eggs.

Chef Merceron’s stylish Œuf papillon (below), comes in 65 per cent dark chocolate (or 36 per cent milk chocolate).

Easter chocolate, A la Mère de Famille Paris
This hefty 500-gram chocolate bow tie measures 20 cm wide by 14 cm high and is filled with Easter fritures and tiny eggs.

Founded in 1761 and still operating in its original location, A la Mère de Famille is the oldest sweets shop in Paris.

A la Mère de Famille, 35, rue du Faubourg-Montmartre, 75009 Paris

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