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Two slices of bread with white spread, topped with sliced cucumbers, cherry tomatoes, radish, and herbs, served on a white rectangular plate, set on a wooden table.

Tartines

Zaatar Labneh Tartine

A toasted slice of our signature organic sourdough generously spread with creamy labneh and finished with a vibrant medley of crisp vegetables and fresh herbs. Accented by aromatic za’atar and a drizzle of tangy pomegranate molasses, this tartine offers a refreshing balance of flavors.

Ingredients

A toasted slice of our signature organic sourdough bread with labneh, topped with cucumber, radish, cherry tomato, pomegranate, fresh mint & zaatar leaves. Drizzled with pomegranate molasses.

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Americans traveling abroad often rave: “The bread in Europe just feels better!” A recent New York Times feature asks why so many people report eating baguettes, croissants, or pizza in Paris or Rome with “zero discomfort”—while back home, a sandwich loaf leads to bloating or foggy fatigue. There are real reasons behind this bread divide, and Le Pain Quotidien’s approach puts these findings into practice daily.

A person in a white chefs coat slices a round loaf of rustic bread on a wooden counter, with several slices and crumbs visible next to the loaf.
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