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Team USA 2026/2027 for The Pastry World Cup – Coupe de Monde de la Patisserie Part 2

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Coupe du Monde de la Pâtisserie, The Pastry World Cup, 
is recognized as the most prestigious Pastry Competition in the World.

“Born from the vision of legendary chef Gabriel Paillasson in 1989, the Coupe du Monde de la Pâtisserie was created with the support of the French M.O.F association and the French Pastry Chefs Federation, to elevate pastry to its highest artistic expression.”

“Every two years in Lyon, France, the world’s finest pastry chefs gather to represent their nations in a celebration of craftsmanship without equal.

With 52 countries competing and more than 200,000 visitors attending the Finale, the Coupe du Monde de la Pâtisserie stands as the most prestigious event in international pastry.”

“Through spectacular challenges — from intricate chocolate and sugar sculptures to ice carving and refined plated desserts — teams are invited to push the boundaries of innovation under a unifying theme. Each creation tells a story, blending artistry, precision, and flavor while reflecting a growing commitment to sustainability and responsibility toward the future.”

“Judged over hours of intense competition, chefs are evaluated not only on technique and taste, but on their ability to work as a team and to express a powerful artistic and cultural narrative.”

Team USA 2027 will be competing in Lyon. These world class pastry artists all volunteer their time to compete representing the USA. Continuing with us providing the overview of the Pastry World Cup is Chef Donald Wressell, The Training & Operations Director for Team USA 2027 and Chef En-Ming Hsu, a previous Gold Medalist at the World Pastry Cup where she served as the United States Pastry Team’s Captain in 2001.

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