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Académie du Goût is a French-language cooking website with recipes, technique videos, a chef directory and a food encyclopedia. Some recipes are free, and a Premium subscription unlocks the site's library of chef recipes and videos, plus an ad-free site, a monthly subscriber magazine and subscriber offers on cookbooks.
It's for home cooks and baking fans who read French and want to cook dishes from French chefs and pastry chefs. Because it's an online subscription, you can use it from the US, but the site is entirely in French and prices are in euros (€): €7.99 a month or €59.90 a year, both with no commitment. Gift subscriptions are available too.
| Shipping | It's an online subscription, so there's nothing to ship; you get access as soon as you subscribe. |
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| Returns | Monthly and annual plans are sold without commitment; check the terms before you subscribe. |
| Ways to pay | Plans renew automatically by recurring payment, monthly or yearly, charged in euros. |
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