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What is the long choux bun filled with cream called?
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Which pastry do Argentines call a medialuna?
Answer: Croissant
Why: Argentina has two kinds: medialunas de manteca made with butter, and medialunas de grasa made with lard, not always sweet.
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How many puff pastry sheets make a classic mille-feuille?
Answer: 3
Why: Its name literally means 'thousand sheets', yet the classic stack has three, with pastry cream between them.
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Under what name were éclairs known before 1850?
Answer: Pain à la duchesse
Why: An 1815 pastry book already describes pains à la duchesse glazed with hot sugar.
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When is the galette des rois eaten?
Answer: Epiphany
Why: Whoever finds the fève, a small charm baked inside, is crowned king or queen for the day.
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Where does kouign-amann come from?
Answer: Brittany
Why: The strict Douarnenez recipe is 40 percent bread dough, 30 percent butter and 30 percent sugar.
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Which strudel has the oldest known recipe?
Answer: Milk-cream strudel
Why: The same handwritten Viennese cookbook from 1696 also holds a recipe for a turnip strudel.
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