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What moose is nicer?
chocolate moose :)
Is a mousse a carnivore?
No. Mousse is a kind of French dessert made with chocolate or fruit. A moose is an herbivore. Mice are generally herbivores as well.
What is the function of chocolate in chocolate moose?
The chocolate is used as a flavoring.
What is the french word for moose?
orignal. that is the french word for moose.
What is chocolate moose?
A mushy thing that's chocolate
What is a chocalate moose pie?
A pie w/ chocolate moose as a filler.......
How do you spell the chocolate pie with the word moose?
Chocolate mousse.
How do you say moose in french?
Moose in French is "orignal".
Why does your moose get lumpy when you add the chocolate?
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How do you chocolate moose?
Mix chocolate pudding n whip cream
How long does chocolate moose last?
3 days
If a cow eats chocolate the moose eats What?
chicken
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