Comments on: Thanksgiving in France

By: Kristin

Kristin — Mon, 14 Nov 2011 12:05:04 +0000

If you’re looking for Thanksgiving fixin’s or just American comfort food in general, this is a great website : http://www.myamericanmarket.com. My American Market is an online grocery store with over 300 imported American food products. Get your favorites delivered right to your home anywhere in France/Europe. A big plus…the service is great!…100% American!

By: Anne-Claire

Anne-Claire — Tue, 02 Nov 2010 12:21:34 +0000

Looking for your favorite American Thanksgiving & Holiday foods and not living in Paris? We can help! Our online store home-deliver turkey stuffing, pumpkin filling cans, cornbread mix, egg nog, cranberry sauce, candy canes, corn syrup, Betty Crocker’s mixes and frostings, Hershey’s kisses and many more! Check it for yourself!
> My American Market: http://www.MyAmericanMarket.com

By: Angie

Angie — Mon, 30 Nov 2009 05:12:25 +0000

I don’t always get to all the articles in my reader but this one caught my attention because my daughter is a waitress for Thanksgiving Paris on the weekends for their Cajun Brunch. This is her third year living and studying in Paris and her second year working at Thanksgiving Paris.

As a senior at Tulane, my daughter assisted Judith with research for her cookbook on Cajun food. We lived in SE Louisiana for 14 years so not only does my daughter share her Cajun experiences, she experiences a little touch of America every time she works. I thoroughly enjoyed the food and hospitality at Thanksgiving Paris when I visited last March!

By: kristi anderson

kristi anderson — Thu, 05 Nov 2009 07:31:10 +0000

I do two authentic Thanksgivings at my Bed & Breakfast near Orléans. The first is on Thanksgiving, this year 2009 the 26th of November. It is for the locals and is mostly curious French who want to discover what Thanksgiving really means. I have repeaters every year!

The second is on the following Saturday (the 28th this year) and while I started marketing it to the American community in Paris I also have people who have attended American Univiersities, people who have lived in the States. The most fun are the Americans who have married non-Americans and are introducing them for the first time to Thanksgiving. Here is what the week end is about.

Thanksgiving in the French Countryside November 27, 28, 29 2009
The sixth annual Thanksgiving at our Bed and Breakfast in Sologne. Just 90 minutes south of Paris, 15 minutes from Chambord, golf course and wineries.
Arrive Friday evening and enjoy a typical French game dinner. After breakfast Saturday feel free to explore our corner of the world or just curl up by the fire. But be back at 7pm for our traditional Thanksgiving dinner.
Breakfast Sunday is at your leisure as is your day. If the weather permits take our bikes and discover the forest that is at our doorstep or look for that treasure in one of the numerous flea markets
Kristi Anderson
Saint Jacques – Le Coin Perdu
15, place de l’église
45240 Ligny le Ribault
TheAmericanFrog@aol.com