Crêperie Bretonne - Annaick - Valencia

Brittany is...
... A LAND OF TRADITION with a long history of hardship and even of famine.
The harsh living conditions, together with distance and isolation, have made its people passionately proud of their roots and of their cultural and culinary tradition
This trait is best illustrated by the small Gallic warrior with a moustache known throughout the world for his staunch resistance to the Roman invader.
At the beginning of the 16th Century, Duchess Anne popularized a plant from the Middle East called buckwheat, also known as Saracen wheat or black wheat, which had been brought back by the Crusaders.
The flour made from this plant was used to make pancakes, and it quickly became the basis for popular Breton food.
As a seafaring people, the Bretons spread throughout the world in search ofor a better life, or simply looking for adventure.
They brought their customs, their traditions, and their cuisine with them.
This was how the world-famous Breton pancakes (crepes) came to be known as the typical Breton “food for export”.
Given the geography of the Breton coastline, it was logical that the Bretons should arrive sooner or later in Spain, more precisely in Galicia.
Today, the faithful inheritors of this long tradition of migration, the members of Annaick Noblet, have set up throughout Spain, and are keen to perpetuate their culinary culture in a country that reminds them of their own.
El equipo de Crêperie Bretonne Annaick