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Local Sourcing at its Finest: A Taste of Crepe Girardeau’s Sweet and Savory Crepes

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January 28, 2025
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Crepe Girardeau: A Taste of Local Delights in the Heartland

In the quaint town of Cape Girardeau, Missouri, there’s a food truck named Crepe Girardeau that is making waves in the local culinary scene. Owned and operated by Isabelle Schott, Crepe Girardeau is a haven for those seeking delectable sweet and savory crepes made with locally sourced ingredients. With a commitment to supporting local farmers and a unique twist on traditional French cuisine, this food truck has become a beloved brunch spot for both locals and tourists alike. In this blog post, we will explore the story behind Crepe Girardeau and delve into the mouthwatering delights they offer.

“Establishing Local Roots: ‘It’s pretty crazy to have a business named after the town and, to put down local roots and to really feel a part of the community.'”— Isabelle Schott

Sourcing Local

Crepe Girardeau prides itself on its dedication to sourcing ingredients as locally as possible. Isabelle and her husband believe in supporting their community’s farmers and local businesses. From fresh strawberries from Benton to organic eggs and crepe batter sourced from Benton, and pecans from Nevada, Missouri, every bite of their crepes tells a story of the region’s rich agricultural heritage. By focusing on locally produced ingredients, Crepe Girardeau not only ensures the freshest flavors but also contributes to the sustainable growth of the community.

The Art of the Crepe

Crepes, with their origins in France, have become an international culinary delight. Isabelle describes them as “really thin pancakes” that can be filled with both sweet and savory ingredients. At Crepe Girardeau, one can experience the true essence of these delightful creations. From classics like Nutella and banana to innovative combinations like the “Charlie” named after one of the crew members, each crepe is a work of art. The Charlie, for example, tantalizes taste buds with a strawberry-raspberry combo, cream cheese, homemade lemon curd, and a sprinkling of powdered sugar. The addition of local floral garnishes adds a touch of whimsy and artistry to every plate.

Women Power

An inspiring aspect of Crepe Girardeau is that it is women-owned and women-operated. Isabelle acknowledges the support and dedication of the incredible women who work alongside her. Their teamwork and passion ensure that Crepe Girardeau continues to deliver exceptional culinary experiences day in and day out. In a world where women entrepreneurs are breaking barriers, Crepe Girardeau stands as a testament to the power of collaboration and dreams.

A Hint of Cape Girardeau

While Isabelle and her husband may not be natives of Cape Girardeau, they have undoubtedly embraced it as their home and business establishment. The name “Crepe Girardeau” is an homage to the town that has welcomed them with open arms. By putting down roots and becoming actively involved in the community, they have created a place that not only serves delicious food but also fosters a sense of belonging for both locals and visitors. The bright and cheery blue of the food truck resonates with the town’s spirit and can often be seen rolling down the road, spreading delight and anticipation among their dedicated patrons.

The Crepe Girardeau Experience

Crepe Girardeau is more than just a food truck; it represents a culinary experience that engages all the senses. The tantalizing aromas of the freshly prepared crepes, the vibrant colors of the local floral garnishes, and the joyous atmosphere created by the friendly staff all come together to create an unforgettable dining adventure. Whether you’re a crepe connoisseur or a first-timer, the warm and welcoming ambiance at Crepe Girardeau ensures that every customer feels like a cherished guest.

A Crepe for me, a Crepe for you

Crepe Girardeau, a food truck brimming with local charm and culinary brilliance, has become a culinary gem in the heartland of Missouri. Isabelle Schott’s commitment to sourcing local ingredients and her passion for creating unique crepe combinations have resulted in a mouthwatering menu that pays homage to both French cuisine and the Cape Girardeau community. With every bite, patrons can taste the love and care put into each crepe, making Crepe Girardeau a must-visit destination for both food enthusiasts and those seeking an authentic taste of the Heartland. So, the next time you spot the cheery blue food truck rolling down the road, make sure to stop by and savor the flavors that Crepe Girardeau has to offer. Your taste buds will thank you for it. Bon appétit!

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Crepe Girardeau Facebook Page

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