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Pastry World Cup and Bocuse d’Or selections set for New Orleans in 2024

November 9, 2023
By Bakers Journal

Canada's frozen dessert. Photo: Sirha Lyon/Bocuse d'Or

New Orleans, La. – From June 11-13, 2024, New Orleans will host the two continental selections of the Pastry World Cup and Bocuse d’Or international culinary and pastry competitions.

On June 11, at the New Orleans Ernest N. Morial Convention Center, up to eight countries from North and South America will take part in the Americas selection of the Pastry World Cup. The three teams on the podium will qualify for the Grand Finale, which will take place during Sirha Lyon, France, in January 2025.

A new feature of this cycle will be an emblematic dessert of the country hosting the continental selections. The candidate teams will have to work around a staple American dessert, which will be announced in the coming weeks.

“The United States is one of the world’s largest pastry scene, from which many desserts have become popular and consumed all around the world, such as cookies, brownies, cheesecakes, or the Louisiana pecan pie,” said Pierre Hermé, president of the Pastry World Cup. “Being able to count on the hospitality of New Orleans is a privilege, but also a chance to highlight the varied culinary heritage of the entire region.”

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On June 12 and 13, the Bocuse d’Or Americas will take over the stage, with up to 12 countries competing. The jury will qualify the five best teams for the Grand Finale of the Bocuse d’Or, also scheduled in January 2025 in France, during next Sirha Lyon.

After a period of national selections, the year 2024 will be punctuated by the various continental selections of the Pastry World Cup and the Bocuse d’Or: Europe, Americas, Asia-Pacific and Africa.

These will begin with the European Selection of the Pastry World Cup, on Jan. 21 and 22, 2024, during Sirha Europain in Paris. The competition will see eight major European nations compete, including France, Italy and Belgium, and the three best teams will qualify for the Grand Finale.

The Bocuse d’Or Europe will be held March 19-20, 2024, in Trondheim, Norway. Of the 20 nations taking part, only 10 will qualify for the Grand Finale in January 2025, during Sirha Lyon.

Download this poster with details about the competitions.

For more information, visit bocusedor.com and sirhafood.com.


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2 Comments » for Pastry World Cup and Bocuse d’Or selections set for New Orleans in 2024
  1. Avatar photo Tamrat Asmamaw says:

    Hello, My name is TAMRAT YESHITILA, I am 26 years old and live in Ethiopia, I’m working as a CHEF in a hotels I have 7 years of experience,I have also worked as a Excutive Sous Chef and Nutrition Consultant for the Belgian Ambassador in Ethiopia, Currently I’m working as an Excutive Chef and Food and Beverage Supervisor in a 3 Star hotel, therefore,I really want to improve myself and increase my knowledge in the process of searching the internet, especially on Google for great food exhibitions to increase my knowledge,i found your exhibition and since my participation in your exhibition will greatly improve my knowledge and help to the level,I want to reach in the future.

    I Humbly request you to grant me a letter of visit.

    Thanking you very much for your time,I will end the question by waiting for a good positive response.

    • Avatar photo Colleen Cross says:

      Hello, Tamrat:
      Thank you for your note. My name is Colleen Cross and I am the editor of Bakers Journal and organizer of the education program at Bakery Showcase (working closely with the Baking Association of Canada). I will be pleased to send you a letter of invitation. Look for that in a couple of days. Registration to the show will open next week at https://www.bakeryshowcasecanada.ca/ – after you register (cost is approximately $20 Canadian funds) please email me your confirmation of registration and I’ll ask you for passport and other details and send you a more detailed letter you can share with your embassy or authorities. You’ll see my address in my email to you. Thank you.

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