Biscuit shops Auvergne

Fabrice Renier's establishment offers home-made cookies revisited with a local touch: the Tuilière (plain, raspberry or blueberry), the Sancy lava (crispy almonds), the égravats (caramelized almonds wrapped in chocolate). Not forgetting the chocolate postcard, which represents the Sancy and will make a very original gift! In the summer, you will be seduced by the original artisanal ice creams (Saint-Nectaire flavor, birlou...), in the winter, you will not miss the tasty madeleines with blueberry. Many products without gluten.

The Raynal cookie factory is all about expertise. Here you'll find the famous carrés et croquants, pure butter shortbread cakes with a sweet taste that leaves no one indifferent. This cookie is a direct descendant of the products made in the Parc naturel régional des volcans d'Auvergne. It comes in clover, spade and heart shapes... Shapes that will amuse children. Raynal, an ace of squares or a square of aces!

Thierry Rouger has set up his artisanal biscuit factory. His credo is to make biscuits "like at home". With a single objective: to rediscover the good taste of our grandmothers' biscuits. The recipe? Raw materials coming, for the majority, from the region. Most of the biscuits are free of colouring and preservatives. Each biscuit is unique in its shape, the geometry is not perfect because here everything respects the traditional method, both for sweet and salty products. You can even see the production when you shop.

Les Délices Fleuris de Marie Morgane is a small artisanal company specializing in the manufacture and sale of jams cooked in cauldrons and syrups. Products include Auvergne jams and gentian and verbena syrups.

Behind Les Gatinettes are two sisters, Stéphanie and Émilie, "brought together by a sweet tooth, a bit of madness and the desire to share". With four hands, they make delicious cookies and crunchy biscuits, using quality ingredients: flour from the Moulin de la Ribeyre, organic eggs from Clos Mally, PDO butter, etc. Already present on many markets in the region, they are now located in the Halle gourmande Saint-Pierre area, to the delight of the Clermontois. A few seats allow you to enjoy a gourmet break.

The Landrieaux family crush their cereals using a stone grinder. The resulting flours contain vitamins and minerals. From field to plate, their pasta is handcrafted with passion and tradition. Treat yourself to their range of ravioli with raclette, coppa, comté parsley, black pudding, ewe's milk cheese, beef, honey goat's cheese... Fresh pasta and lasagne sheets. Fresh conchiglionis for stuffing and linguine. Semi-complete flour in 1 kg, 5 kg, 10 kg bags or in bulk, to make your own brioches. Filled baskets.