What’s in a name, anyway? In a move that is sure to irk pastry-enthusiasts everywhere, Tesco has announced plans to stop selling curved croissants. Taking their name from the French for ‘crescent’, ...

Starting today, Tesco customers who want a traditional French croissant will have to look elsewhere. The British supermarket chain -- and the world's second-largest retailer -- announced this week ...

If you fancy a French treat with your cup of coffee in the morning, you may find yourself buying something a little bit different from usual. Why? Because Tesco has stopped selling curved croissants.

Tesco is chucking out its crescent-shaped croissants and replacing them with straight ones instead. The reason? British croissant eaters struggle to spread their jam on a curved surface, leading to ...

The traditional crescent-shaped croissant has fallen out of favour with British consumers, who now prefer the straight variety of the breakfast pastry because it is easier to spread with jam. One ...

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