Gavottes Savory Buckwheat Crepes Échalote & Sel de Guérande

Gavottes is an iconic French biscuit brand established in 1920 in Quimper, Brittany. The brand is famous for inventing the 'Crêpe Dentelle', a multi-layered, thin, and crispy rolled biscuit. While originally focused on sweet treats, they have expanded into savory categories like these buckwheat (Sarrasin) appetizer crepes flavored with shallot and Guérande salt.

The production remains deeply rooted in its region of origin, manufactured at the Biscuiterie de Loc Maria plants in Dinan, Brittany, France. The brand is owned by the Loc Maria Biscuits group, more recently integrated into the Galletas Gullón group's sphere of influence or maintained as part of the Christian Tacquard family's holdings (Loc Maria Biscuits). It stands as a symbol of French culinary craftsmanship and regional heritage.