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      🌍 Think big: if we could take the entire Scoolinary community anywhere in the world, where would we go and what would we do there?

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        Spain, Italy, Peru, Ecuador, Mexico, Thailand. To learn and taste their gastronomy, apart from their culture. I think they are the most influential, along with the queen of them all, which is France (don’t get me angry).

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          @cecu6669hotmail-com What a delicious list! No one’s mad, we’re daydreaming 😄 The truth is, now it’s time to get wet: if you had to stay with just one country to soak up its culture and cuisine, which one would you choose and why?
          I would choose Italy today if I had to define.
          Incredible pasta and ice cream. And summer is coming…. what a beauty!

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      • It would be important to be able to watch the videos without internet connection, because I often don’t have it 😊.

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          @oscar-j-gonzalez-hernandez Thanks for sharing your need, Oscar! We understand how useful it would be to be able to watch the videos offline and we have it noted in our improvements. In the meantime, how do you organize yourself when you have connection to get the most out of the courses?

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          5 months ago
        • To be honest, I’d be thrilled to go to Miami and check out Antonio Bachour’s bakery – I think many scoolinars would be happy to taste and see the amazing petit gateaux and viennoserie collection! 👀🙈

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            @rekahorvathr-e2c3b8 That sounds like an amazing trip! Antonio Bachour’s creations always look like little works of art, and the chance to taste his viennoiseries would be a dream. If you could watch him at work, what specific technique would you be most curious to see him demonstrate?

            • @soldamiani This is a hard question in principle but thankfully he has shown me already many of his secrets via Scoolinary (I’ve seen all of the Antonio Bachour courses)! There is this, however, which I think wasn’t in either of the selections but is quite pretty! I wonder if he uses a mould here or he has some piping technique that I am not aware of. But obviously it would be overall really different (and cool) to watch and follow in person instead of baking from his recipe books/books! 😃🙈

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                @rekahorvathr-e2c3b8 That’s such a good pastry mystery 😄 I asked a teammate from the Scoolinary kitchen, and we’d risk saying it’s probably a mould, especially for daily production. The tiny differences in the joints do make us doubt a little, though.

                Clearly, we’ll have to see him live to confirm. Suitcase ready! 🙈

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