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This Australian is winning over Paris with a gluten-free cake empire

The Australian Financial Review (AFR) •
October 30, 2026 • 01:00 AM
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Originally from Melbourne, Dominique Gassin and her French partner have established a string of cafes and restaurants focused on gluten-free products.

This Australian is winning over Paris with a gluten-free cake empire

Paris | If French women don’t get fat, as the well-known cookbook tells us, Australian naturopath Dominique Gassin is helping them go gluten-free.

What started as a three-month Parisian stint to learn French morphed quickly after meeting her future life and business partner Arnaud Gasté. Gassin, Gasté and their business partners are building a mini-empire of cafes, restaurants and bars spanning 14 – soon to be 15 – venues across Paris.

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