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Quiz: Where Is That Croissant From?

Posted on November 5
Harry Cheadle

Harry Cheadle

Hope you’re hungry, because this quiz is delicious. Take this quiz to see how well you know Seattle’s croissants. Plus, this one’s open book, so you can tap any answer to check out each bakery.

And you can scroll down for the answers, but … why cheat on a game when there’s no prize?

A croissant with vegetable filling.

1. Where is this croissant from?

A cross-section of a dark-colored pastry.

2. Where is this croissant from?

A dark-colored pastry.

3. Where is this croissant from?

A croissant topped with powdered sugar and almonds.

4. Where is this croissant from?

A croissant topped with sugar and nuts

5. Where is this croissant from?

A plain croissant

6. Where is this croissant from?

Plus, can you match these PSLs?

Answers: A, B, A, D, C, A

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