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Renowned for its cutting-edge teaching, Le Cordon Bleu, founded over a century ago in Paris, trains students in the demanding French culinary arts. With its network of 35 institutes in more than 20 countries, it has become a veritable spearhead of French haute gastronomy, helping to nurture the myth around the world.
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