craquants

So what is a craquant price?

Can only assume it is good : -), cracking and crunchy, though craquants videos on youtube imply some other uses (cute, tasty?) as does the wiktionnaire

And how do you say it? Like this - '' spl0uf

baisse de la tva

baisse is something like go down? reminds me a little of bajar in Spanish. I guess tva is vat?

So VAT goes down and the price does too

une poche

When struggling with carrying several bits and not using a plastic bag, the cashier asks 'you want a bag' or some such. I think he said 'voulez vous une '. My expectation is that a bag would be un sac, but maybe poche is also sometimes used to mean a small plastic bag?