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'un pain au chocolat' (also 'chocolatine') is a kind of puff pastry with a small bar of chocolate melt inside.
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What is the name for a flaky french roll with a sweet centre?
pain au chocolat
What is the name of a chocolate log in french?
bûche au chocolat hope this helps
How do you say enjoy the chocolates in french?
profitez Le gateau au chocolat
How do you say white chocolate in french?
"Le mousse de chocolate" yum. just made some. Actually, I'm pretty sure it's "de la mousse au chocolat" for when you're saying "some chocolate mousse." This could be used in the sentence "J'adore manger de la mousse au chocolat." Otherwise, it's just "la mousse au chocolat."
How do you say i am eating ice cream in french?
Je mange du gâteau au chocolat et je vais au lit
What is the origin of the French 'pan au chocolat'?
un pain au chocolat is a bread roll with pieces of chocolate inside
How do you say chocolate bread in french?
Pain au chocolat
Where did pain au chocolat originate?
pain au chocolat originated in Vienna.
Five foods french eat for breakfast?
Baguette, Jam, Pain au chocolat, Croissant, Pain au Raisin
What is the name for a flaky french roll with a sweet centre?
pain au chocolat
How do you pronounce pain au chocolat?
Pan O Shocolat
What are the ratings and certificates for Pain au chocolat - Chocolate Pain - 2000?
Pain au chocolat - Chocolate Pain - 2000 is rated/received certificates of: Germany:o.Al. (w)
How do you say chocolate pudding in french?
un pudding au chocolat, un gâteau au chocolat
What is a Chocolate pie called in french?
To enjoy the chocolate pies is 'apprécier les tartes au chocolat' in French.
Why do you sneeze after eating chocolate?
no they dont but pain au chocolat do
What is chocolate cake in french?
Gateau au chocolat.
What is a synonym for the french word pain au chocolat?
In the province of Québec, we say "chocolatine," as they do in the South of France. According to the Wikipedia article titled "Pain au chocolat," this chocolate pastry is known in Brussels and in the North of France as "couque au chocolat." (I believe "couque" is from the Dutch word "koek," meaning cake.) It is made of rectangular-shaped croissant dough wrapped around chocolate bars or pastilles.
