- "Created by Francis Miot and SG Sender (the “Monsieur Pâtissier” of Gaston Lenôtre), Les Coucougnettes are artisanal sweets made in Pau.
- They were conceived in honour of King Henry IV, historically said to have had 57 mistresses and 24 children.
- The name “coucougnette” playfully evokes life’s pleasures: to give a “coucougne” means to cuddle, pamper, or spoil someone—a “moment of love,” in two words.
- These confections are therefore a cheeky, indulgent tribute to the beloved King Henry IV, also known as the “Vert Galant.”
- Awards: Winner of Best Candy in France (2000)."
Storage : Keep away from heat and humidity.
Made in Uzos, France.
Les Coucougnettes - Maison Francis Miot
€8.90Price
€8.90 per 135 Grams
VAT Included |
Icing sugar (sugar, anti-caking agent: corn starch), almonds 25%, dark chocolate 15% (cocoa mass, sugar, cocoa butter, natural vanilla flavor, emulsifier: soy lecithin), toasted almond 7%, caster sugar , invert sugar syrup, stabilizer: sorbitols, Armagnac, vodka ginger, raspberry flavor, humectant: gycerol, coating agent: gum arabic, acidifier: lactic acid, colorings: cochineal carmine, lutein.
Allergens : ALMOND-SOY - Developed in a workshop using products based on peanuts, milk, nuts, and gluten.