La Sablésienne, 2026 Advent Calendar, Le Songe de Noël (Christmas Dream) 24 Days of Shortbread

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La Sablésienne, 2026 Advent Calendar, Le Songe de Noël (Christmas Dream), 10.23 oz
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Count down the days to Christmas with a taste of French tradition with this enchanting La Sablésienne, 2026 Advent Calendar, Le Songe de Noël - "Christmas Dreams"
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Beautifully designed like an ornate storybook adorned with hot-stamped gold foil accents and whimsical holiday artwork, opening its double doors reveals 24 individual daily compartments filled with authentic French shortbread (Sablé). Crafted in Sablé-sur-Sarthe with pure fresh butter, each window holds a trio of wrapped, crispy cookies in four delectable varieties—raspberry, rich chocolate chip, all-chocolate, and decadent salted butter caramel.

Delightfully pairing elegant presentation with artisanal confectionery, it brings a moment of sweet French indulgence to every chilly December morning.

Baked by La Sablésienne's pastry chefs using the family recipe passed down since 1670, these cookies embody the authentic French culinary tradition and are baked with only the finest ingredients: pure fresh butter, free-range eggs, and no artificial colours, preservatives, or additives.

Specifications
  • Each Advent Calendar weighs 10.23 oz (290 g)
  • Each window holds a trio of wrapped, crispy cookies in four delectable varieties—raspberry, rich chocolate chip, all-chocolate, and decadent salted butter caramel
  • These biscuits are handcrafted at La Sablésienne's biscuit factory in Sablé-sur-Sarthe near the Loire Valley.  Made 100%  in France

About La Sablésienne Biscuiterie
La Sablésienne is proud to maintain and perfect the recipes of the French biscuit tradition. Its range of biscuits revolves around 3 specialties from the French culinary heritage. All their delicious shortbread-style biscuits are made by La Sablésienne's pastry chefs at their family-run biscuit factory near the Loire Valley.  At La Sablésienne, cookies are still baked on metal plates and picked by hand as they were more than 50 years ago.