Social media phenomenon: Paris opens first store specialized in butter
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Social media phenomenon: Paris opens first store specialized in butter

SIC Notícias27 August 2026 at 21:50

Paris inaugurated the first specialized butter store, which went viral on social media and is attracting crowds from all over the world. France is the world's largest butter consumer, with each French person consuming an average of eight kilos per year, which makes this business a guaranteed success in the country.

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