A bit of sustenance, ahead of a long day at the polling booths in France.
Voting is underway in France's first round of presidential elections.
It's a closely fought race. 11 people are vying for the top job.
Four of them are considered serious contenders - Centrist Emmanuel Macron, the far right's Marine Le Pen, as well as former Prime Minister Francois Fillon and leftist Jean-Luc Melenchon.
The top two will advance to a run off in two weeks' time.
Nearly 47 million people are eligible to vote in an election that will be closely monitored around the world, as a sign of whether the populist tide is still rising.
They'll do so under close watch.. 50 thousand police officers are being deployed across the country.
A series of attacks in France - the most recent one on Thursday when a police officer was shot dead - has prompted increased security.
The months of campaigning has been dominated by scandals which have left many voters agonising over their choice.
On Sunday, they get to make it.