Posted in Florida Bakeries & Dessert, Food & Dining January 29, 2019 by Marisa Roman

The Breads From This Florida Bakery Take 72-Hours To Become Heaven On Earth

Mmm bread. That soft, pillowy deliciousness that people just can’t seem to get enough of. And no, I’m not talking about the slices of white that come pre-packaged. There is something so rewarding about finding a bakery in your neighborhood that you love. And if that bakery happens to model their bountiful breads after the types that the French make? Then boy, are you in luck.

La Parisienne Bakery in North Miami Beach, Florida is not your typical bakery.

For starters, from the outside you would never expect that such a charming and delightful cafe is inside waiting.

Stepping inside La Parisienne Bakery, you’ll be greeted by a variety of smells—baking breads, warmed chocolate, cooking fruits.

You won’t even know where to start—except our recommendation is first determining if you want something savory or sweet because this place has both.

Since opening in 2008, La Parisienne maintains the simplicity that goes into baking bread, with traditional methods using the finest ingredients.

This bakery also used a slow fermentation process of up to 72 hours in order to produce the highest quality artisanal breads around.

It will be easy to spot why these traditional recipes and fermentation are necessary—just look at that texture!

With a long variety of breads to choose from, simply ask for a list to see just how much trouble you can get into.

Take home a few tiny baguettes and enjoy them each evening all over again for family dinner.

Once you try your first fresh, homemade bread from La Parisienne Bakery, you won’t want to go anywhere else.

La Parisienne Bakery is located at 1909 NE 154th St, North Miami Beach, FL 33162-6088. The bakery is open Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Saturday and Sunday from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. To learn more about La Parisienne, visit the Facebook Page or the website.

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The Breads From This Florida Bakery Take 72-Hours To Become Heaven On Earth

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