Be like a kid in a French candy store!

DON'T MISS OUR SPECIAL OFFER! Buy 3 products from our Candy selection and we will add a complimentary classic Tagada candy bag to your order. Please enter TAGADA in the comments field at checkout. Offer valid through 11:59pm PST on March 31, 2014.

Introducing Cachou Lajaunie

Cachou Lajaunie have been highly popular in France for decades. Those tiny licorice-based candies are extraordinarily strong - a result of the combination between mint extract and licorice, This makes those Cachou (in French, it sounds just like "cashew") a powerful breath-freshener. 

Cachou Lajaunie are still made in Toulouse, France, where they were invented by the pharmacist Leon Lajaunie in 1890. The trademark small yellow tin was invented by a clock-maker friend of Lajaunie, who designed it to fit in a watch-pocket.

To get out the mints, just twist the top and bottom of the mini tin until a little opening appears, and let one or two of those tiny black bit drop in your hand.

Comes in a set of 2 mini tins.

A free gourmet treat with your next order!

SPECIAL OFFER DETAILS:

FREE gourmet French treat with a $70 purchase

Place an order of $70 or more and leave code GOURMET in the comment field at checkout. 
A free gourmet treat will be added to your order. Valid through 11:59pm PST on March 21, 2014. One free gift per order.

Congratulations!

Congratulations to Anna Hom, the winner of our contest ! Thank you to everyone who participated in the contest. It was a pleasure to read your comments and feel how passionate you are about France. 

We are planning another contest soon, so stay tuned! 

Facebook contest: win a Macaroon Tray!

To enter our contest, just go to the Saveur du Jour Facebook page and:

1- "Like" the page,

2- AND post your favorite French product on our page.

The contest runs today through February 26, midnight PST. We will draw and announce the winner on our Facebook page on Thursday, February 27. 

Happy Valentine's Day!

Joyeuse Saint Valentin !...

St Valentin, France

Valentine's day (St Valentin in French) is just around the corner, and a small village in the Central Region of France is getting ready: St Valentin! The origins of le village des amoureux (the lovers village) go back to the XIIth century. Valentine's Day is of course the time of year to visit this charming village and take a stroll in its Jardin des Amoureux or Lovers Garden. If you happen to be visiting France at this time of year, you might want to check it out - it's been said that Miss France would be there this week-end...