How to Eat a Croissant the Right Way

Eating a croissant can be a pretty messy affair what with all the crumbs. This video will give you a quick and easy tip to eating your croissant the right way with no mess. If you enjoy our videos and would like to take online courses, please refer to our learning platform www.hurulearn.com.
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[@sokee1354]

I'm French and I can tell you the right way to eat a REAL croissant is over the sink so your mom doesn't yell at you.

[@ventrys]

lol

[@TheSchoolofEtiquetteSA]

You are right!😄

[@amore4472]

I’m English and I’m telling you that the right way to speak English is to use REAL English words like “mum”.

[@seajay632]

@@amore4472 In England, there is no one right way on what to call your female parent. Some say 'mum', some say 'mam', so kindly stfu with your pretentious bs.

[@codybrown3326]

I'm American so I'm not eating it until it's filled with ham, eggs and cheese

[@sophiecherry63]

The right way to eat croissant is actually without cheese or jam or butter ;)

[@rhibon]

I seriously do not understand why people would add cheese/jam or even more butter...
In infuriates me

[@maxschon7709]

@Agnes Not correct! The Right way depends on the time when you eat it. If you are in bakery and it's still hot ( or let's say warm) you eat in France without anything jsut coffee or hot milk. At home, when it Cold you add butter or what ever you like.

[@mrlestiennesfrenchlessons5247]

@@maxschon7709 no you don't add anything, certainly not butter: the clue is in the name: croissant au beurre!

[@wmpetroff2307]

@@rhibon a dab cream cheese is tasty

[@clairewithers7678]

It just has to be dunked in a lovely cup of coffee for me!

[@hyrrmmagg2556]

THANKS A MILLION FOR THESE 12 VIDEOS..🥰

[@eqlzr2]

The right way to eat a croissant is any way I damn well please. Thanks very much. ;-)

[@RawkCSSable]

Found the American

[@wmpetroff2307]

@@RawkCSSable we are not all like that, ok?

[@matylde13]

Croissant, with jam and butter ??? Why ?! 😭😭😭😭😭😭

[@TheSchoolofEtiquetteSA]

Mathilde, some people just love it with those two accompaniments and at least those who do, know how to manage them now:)

[@GrasshopperRDG]

@@TheSchoolofEtiquetteSA
Absolutely right!
Believe me, rather if it's {Strawberry, BlackBerry or Apple cider Fruit Spread}...it's utmost delicious and the pairing is perfect, indeed! 💚*

[@sathuisbae]

Now I must go to Paul's Patisserie and order a croissant just so I can eat it the right way 🙃

[@mariarob4352]

Thank you for this video.Fabulous.
But this one represent an English way like a cones in British tea not a French way.

[@adoshebrewess5560]

Thanks for posting

[@SmodeFr]

Dunk it in coffee!

[@rajadon6224]

用手撕那可頌多層的意義在那？

[@adriantaner7950]

What cheese is it exactly?

[@wellygeek]

How to eat the whole croissant???

[@princesslyna1029]

This is wonderful

[@prachibansal6670]

This is the bread version, what about the flaky and crispy crossiant..?

[@fastweeb7453]

so we need a full course to learn how to eat a croissant ?! 1:12

[@68blues]

Cheese and jam on bread. The Scottish coalminers sandwich.

[@jonathansimmonds5784]

I love staying in hotels and watching different nationalities making a right pigs ear of this but then they probably watched this video.
Jam at breakfast is bad enough but cheese????
Me? British, we were born eating correctly.

[@HeroOfTime303]

I want to learn how to eat a croissant from an actual Frenchman. Is this a joke?

[@HeroOfTime303]

The modern world is so dumb.

[@TheSchoolofEtiquetteSA]

By all means, do so😊

[@HeroOfTime303]

@@TheSchoolofEtiquetteSA May God bless you.

[@sicilynichols473]

THIS IS A DISAPPOINTMENT THE REAL WAY YOU EAT A CROISSANT IS LIKE THIS
1. PEEL THE MIDDLE PART OF THE CROISSANT UNTIL YOU GET TO THE BACK OF IT
2.REPEAT STEP 1 WITH THE OTHER LAYRES
3.PEEL OFF THE BACK OF THE CROISSANT
4.PEEL THE REST OF THE INSIDES UNTIL ITS THE SIZE OF A NORMAL PEEL THEN EAT IT
ONE THING YOU CAN NEVER DO IS BITE THE CROISSANT ITSELF IN ITS NORMAL FORM. THIS IS DISGRACEFUL :(((

[@AhmadDanHamidu]

Nna, which kain wahala be dis? Ordinary to chop croissant 🥐 dey require technique again? Chai!

[@manitchamanitcha1954]

and if we want to eat it without any other ingredient. how do we do ?

[@joshtipton7417]

Pick it up, bite off a piece, chew, repeat.

[@lokedoutphiend6512]

According to this guide, it cannot be done.

[@TheSchoolofEtiquetteSA]

You can simply break a piece off the croissant and eat it one but at a time😊

[@marcelybrasilsilva2313]

All you people would have a coronary if you saw a brazillian croissant.

[@paulmurphy42]

Done

[@yannickrecanatini8582]

Ceci n'est pas un croissant