Start your day on a high note with this classic European breakfast dish, featuring a buttery croissant stuffed with Turkey bacon and provolone cheese. Enjoy it with greens and a light lemon vinaigrette.
Pretty tasteless. I probably should have toasted croissant, added some mayo and mustard. lettuce wasn't good. Tomatoes okay.
Susan · 08/15/26
Robert · 08/14/26
CHARLES · 08/14/26
Nice light sandwich snack. I ate it cold and it was tasty.
Shannon · 08/13/26
Two slices of cheese overwhelmed the taste of the turkey bacon. Would be better with real bacon and more than one slice. Loved the lemon sauce although the greens were wilted and bitter.
Fran · 08/13/26
Brian · 08/12/26
Gillian · 08/12/26
I did not have any turkey in my sandwich. It was just cheese and bacon
Venessa · 08/11/26
So good! I was ravenous and didn’t reheat the sandwich and it was still really good cold
Sutton · 08/11/26
The instructions were horrible. Microwaved it for even less time than it said, and it was just a steaming pile of cheese at the end. Almost inedible.
Ashley · 08/10/26
Great quick meal
Kimberly · 08/09/26
The green were limp and old. They were not edible.
Frances · 08/06/26
delicious.
Dorothy · 07/29/26
Horrible! Microwave instructions are so wrong. Wound up a pubble of mush.
Born and raised in Versailles, France, Chef Cedric Nicolas got his first introduction to cooking from his mom, who insisted on using the freshest ingredients from local markets for their family's meals. After trying his hand in the home kitchen, he formalized his interest in cooking when it came time to decide on professional schooling and enrolled in a culinary training program at the age of 15. It only took several months, and a couple of missed soccer games, for him to decide he wanted to get into restaurants. Nicolas moved to London to stage at The Lanesborough, and by the age of 19, he was working in Michelin-starred Club Gascon. Nicolas eventually came back home to France to work under Gordon Ramsey. He went on to become chef of a restaurant with a daily tasting menu that featured the best local ingredients he could source this eventually earned the restaurant a Michelin Plate award. Nicolas moved to Los Angeles in 2017 to open Belle Vie and has been cooking in the city ever since.