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 Sweet specialties from around Europe

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Nougat

Nougat comes from Montélimar, Provence. It may not be popular in the U.S., but try it in France and you'll love it. 

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Speculaas

Spices make this shortbread biscuit different from others. Therefore, it tastes like gingersnaps.

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Crêpes

Famous globally is the French “pancake”. Most French and continental brasseries, cafés, and grocery shops sell these delights. 

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Churros

These fried Spanish delicacies can satisfy any appetite. They come sugared and with chocolate sauce throughout Europe.

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Macaroons

Another French dessert adopted by American bakers, although French macaroons are superior. Patisseries nationwide sell these. 

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Mille Feuille

We call this layered puff pastry treat a Neapolitan in the U.S., and the U.K. calls them vanilla slices.

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Paris-Brest

This ringed treat is sold in large variations meant for sharing as well as smaller individual treats for you to take home.

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Beignets

Fried sugar-covered fritters are popular in Francophone countries like New Orleans and Québec. 

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