Clement Faugier French Chestnut Spread, Creme de Marron, 3 oz, Pack of 4 | Chestnut jam and puree pouch, French gourmet chestnut cream and paste, Kosher, produced for Gourmanity

If you have ever been to Paris and had a Creme de Marrons Crepe, this is the filling. SO delicious. Also great on pancakes. Hard to find in grocery stores and this pouches are convenient and easy to store.

This is quite delectable! The seal is easy to break; just twist the cap to open. The squeeze tube is easy to dispense. I think it is good quality. The texture is slightly granular, but I don't mind. You can taste chestnut and sweetness. It is a good size to ensure less is wasted if not all of it is used up right away. I think it is worth the money.

French high quality chesnut spread. Good flavour and texture. If you are serious baker, you should try it.

Good size. The original taste is delicious!

I gave 4 stars because it was looking like the package was opened.Nevertheless you should try it if you love chestnut.

got back from Paris, and wanted more! we spread it on crepes and toast and gave out as nice gift!

I'm from Slovakia and I was looking for a chestnut spread to be able to make my favorite dessert; gaštanove piere. It's the same chestnut paste that is used to make mont blancs and other French deserts. I was so excited to find this product, however it is not the same paste used in these deserts, at least not on its own...and I have no idea how to get it to that creamy, mild, light-colored paste. So I guess it's back to the drawing board for me in terms of figuring out to make my fav dessert. It's frustrating because this is one of the only chestnut spreads readily available for purchase in the US. This paste is dark and sweet, almost like molasses and is not creamy at all, actually slightly translucent. If you look up pictures of a mont blanc you will see it looks nothing like this product. It tastes somewhat like the familiar chestnut paste im used to but it's not it. If you're looking to make mont blancs, I do not beleive this is the correct product.

l'm French but lived in the US for 40 yrs before moving back to France. My still lives in the US but has visited France a ton of times and learned to appreciate its gourmet side. Tomorrow l'm flying to Colorado to spend the holidays with him and wanted to try a new recipe that uses creme de marrons. Since l'm usually overloaded, l cruised Amazon USA to see what French products l could find and l was delighted to find this delicious creme de marrons. Also often used as a dessert... plain, mixed with sour cream or half and half cream to reduce the "sweet taste", or topped with whipped cream in a stemmed glass (it's called "Mont Blanc", yes after the highest mountain in France). You don't necessarily have to dislike chestnuts to not like (or love) creme de marrons ! My order has arrived and so have l... "creme de marron" cake for dessert this week-end for the two of us and individual "Monts Blancs" for company newt week.!

Yummy 😋