FINAL VIDEO PROJECT

Hello guys welcome back to my blog..

So today I'll share my 2nd video. If tge first video I did some research about gado-gado, this time I did some research about croissant. How to know the perfect croissant, and searching the best place who sell the croissant, especially in Makassar so.. check this out!!!


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Puff Pastry

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