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Biscuits Fossier
'''Biscuits Fossier''' is a renowned French biscuit company, known for its signature product, the [[Pink Biscuit]] of R The origins of '''Biscuits Fossier''' can be traced back to the 18th century, when the company was est

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Sablé (biscuit)
'''Sablé''' is a type of [[French cuisine|French]] [[biscuit]] that originated in the town of [[Sablé-sur-Sarthe]], in the ...nch nobility. The biscuit quickly gained popularity and became a staple in French cuisine. Today, it is enjoyed by people all over the world.

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Petit-Beurre
...a fitting description of this biscuit's rich, buttery flavor. Petit-Beurre biscuits are rectangular in shape, with rounded corners and a distinctive pattern of The main ingredients in Petit-Beurre biscuits are [[flour]], [[sugar]], [[butter]], and [[milk]]. Some recipes also inclu

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BN (biscuit)
...any has undergone several ownership changes over the years, but its iconic biscuits have remained a beloved snack among both children and adults. ...biscuit in the 20th century that would become its flagship product. These biscuits quickly gained popularity for their unique design and delicious taste.

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Langue de chat
Langue de chat biscuits are made from simple ingredients: [[butter]], [[sugar]], [[flour]], and [[e ...Shiroi Koibito" includes a layer of white chocolate sandwiched between two biscuits. Other variations may include different flavors such as [[vanilla]], [[lemo

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List of shortbread biscuits and cookies
...rs. This article provides a list of some of the most well-known shortbread biscuits and cookies. ==List of Shortbread Biscuits and Cookies==

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Tuile
...p, and often sweet. The name comes from the French word for "tile", as the biscuits are traditionally shaped like the curved tiles used on roofs in France. Tui ...h towns and villages. Over time, tuiles have become a popular component of French [[patisserie]], and are often served as an accompaniment to [[coffee]] or [

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Pavê
...layered structure and rich, creamy texture. The name 'Pavê' comes from the French word 'pavé', meaning 'paving stone', which refers to the dessert's layered ...ruit]], [[nuts]], and [[liqueur]]. The biscuits used are typically [[Maria biscuits]], a type of sweet, dry biscuit that is popular in many countries. The crea

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Navettes
'''Navettes''' are a traditional [[French cuisine|French]] biscuit, originating from the city of [[Marseille]]. The name 'navette' t ...ern variations of the recipe may include [[eggs]] or [[yeast]] to make the biscuits softer.

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Bojangles (restaurant)
...heast. The chain is known for its [[fried chicken]] and [[biscuits (bread)|biscuits]], as well as its [[Cajun cuisine|Cajun]]-inspired side dishes. ...fast food chain that specialized in spicy, "Cajun" style chicken and fresh biscuits. The restaurant quickly gained popularity and began expanding throughout th

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Ladyfinger (biscuit)
The '''Ladyfinger''' ([[biscuit]]) is a small, elongated [[pastry]] of French origin, known in France as a ''biscuit à la cuillère'' or ''boudoir''. It ...d to celebrate a visit from the French King. It quickly became a staple of French and Italian baking, and is now enjoyed worldwide.

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Biscuit rose de Reims
'''Biscuit rose de Reims''' is a traditional French biscuit, originating from the city of [[Reims]] in the [[Champagne]] region * [[French cuisine]]

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Rousquille
Rousquille is a traditional French pastry that originated from the Roussillon area in Southern France. It is a ...g the dough into rings, and baking them until they are lightly golden. The biscuits are then coated with the glaze and allowed to dry before serving.

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La Mère Poulard
...n Mont Saint-Michel, France. It is known for its delicious and traditional French cuisine, particularly its omelettes. The restaurant has a long history and ...the Mont Saint-Michel lamb, seafood platters, and the famous Mère Poulard biscuits.

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Sablé
...ence to the biscuit's fine crumble and texture. This pastry is a staple in French baking and has been adapted into various forms and flavors over the years. ...icity, combined with its rich buttery flavor, made it a favorite among the French nobility.

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Beurre fondue
...il it becomes liquid and slightly thickened. This method is fundamental in French cooking and serves as a base for a variety of sauces, dishes, and pastry re ...nally, it serves as a foundational component in the preparation of classic French sauces, such as [[Beurre Blanc]] or [[Hollandaise sauce]], where it is emul

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Supangle
...troduced to Turkey during the [[Ottoman Empire]]. It is a variation of the French dessert [[Charlotte (cake)|Charlotte]], which was popular in the Ottoman pa ...shed nuts. Some variations of the recipe also include [[cake]] pieces or [[biscuits]] in the pudding mixture.

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Nice biscuit
...was first produced in the 19th century in the United Kingdom. Despite its French-sounding name, it is believed to have been named after the city of [[Nice]] The production process of Nice biscuits involves mixing the ingredients together to form a dough, which is then rol

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Church's Chicken
...cken]], but also sells [[french fries]], [[mashed potatoes]] and [[Biscuit|biscuits]]. It was [[founded]] in [[San Antonio, Texas|San Antonio]] on April 17, 19

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Barley flour
...in various culinary applications, including the production of [[bread]], [[biscuits]], and [[cakes]]. Barley flour is also used as a thickening agent in soups ...ord "bærlic," which means "of barley." The word "flour" comes from the Old French "flour" or "flor," meaning "flower" or "finest part of the grain."

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