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A mousse is a light and airy dish made by folding whipped cream or egg whites into a base mixture, such as chocolate or fruit puree, and then refrigerating it to set. A souffle, on the other hand, is a baked dish made by folding beaten egg whites into a flavored base mixture, such as cheese or fruit, and then baking it until it puffs up and forms a delicate crust. The main difference between the two is that a mousse is typically chilled and has a softer, creamier texture, while a souffle is baked and has a light, fluffy texture that rises during baking.

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4mo ago

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