What products are popular in France?

Paris Souvenirs: 19 Distinctively French Products to Bring Home from Paris

• Jewelry, Watches or Perfume from Van Cleef and Arpels.
• Macarons.
• Sel de Geurande.
• Mustard (Dijon)
• Fois Gras.
• Cheese.
• Chocolate.
• White Cafe-Esque Dishes at La Vaissellerie.

What is unique to France?

Just about everywhere you go in France there are atmospheric and historic buildings with stories to tell. The monuments of Paris and the picturesque chateaux and castles across the country are unique and charming to visitors from outside Europe, and probably work their magic on many Europeans too.

What American candy is not available in France?

4. Reese’s Cups. This candy is unavailable in most parts of Europe, or, if you’re lucky enough to find some, it’s definitely more expensive. So if you have a friend abroad, show them how much you appreciate them by sending them some Reese’s cups.

What French people buy most?

Popular product categories Among the top products purchased by French online buyers are clothing/footwear, books, home electronics, cosmetics, hair care, and skincare, and children’s items.

What American foods are not in France?

10 American Foods I Missed in France

• Iced Coffee. Iced coffee is certainly one of the benefits to globalized Parisian society, but its abundance is nowhere near that of American cities.
• Black Beans.
• Velveeta Shells & Cheese.
• Humboldt Fog.
• sweetgreen.
• Delivery Chinese Food.
• Kale.
• Peanut and Almond and Nut Butter Galore.

Do they have M&Ms in France?

Regular M&M’s. What seems likes a confectionary must on US shelves is virtually non-existent here. Yellow bags of the peanut ones are all over the place but the all-chocolate originals seem to be blocked out of the market by Nestle’s French version, known as Smarties.