Les Plaisirs Parisiens
Artisanal pastries and custom cakes for event organizers, households, caterers and restaurants
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-08
About Les Plaisirs Parisiens
Les Plaisirs Parisiens makes artisanal pastries, wedding cakes, entremets, petits fours and tiered choux cakes. It also develops seasonal dessert menus with caterers and restaurants.
Customers include people ordering for weddings and other celebrations, as well as businesses such as caterers, restaurants and companies. Services include personalized advice, tastings by appointment and refrigerated cake delivery across France.
The company is based in Melun, France, and was founded in 2002.
Product: Artisanal pastries, custom event cakes, desserts and seasonal dessert-menu development.
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