Mademoiselle Breizh
Breton-made artisan snacks and pantry foods sold online and through partner shops
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-06
About Mademoiselle Breizh
Mademoiselle Breizh makes Breton-inspired foods, including granola, buckwheat snacks, salted butter caramel and hazelnut spread. Production is handmade in its workshop in Plescop, using French ingredients and no preservatives.
The company sells its products through its online shop and partner retailers, and offers customized caramel gifts for weddings and events. It was founded in 2015 and is based in Plescop, France.
Product: Handmade Breton-inspired foods, including granola, buckwheat snacks, caramel and spreads.
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