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Croissant (croissant) is a popular type of pastry that is considered traditional in French cuisine. It has the shape of a crescent and is made from yeast dough with butter. Here are some key features of the croissant:
- Dough: The base of the croissant is yeast dough that contains a lot of butter. The process of folding and rolling the dough with butter several times creates thin layers that make the croissant crispy on the outside and soft and moist on the inside when baked.
- Shape: Most often, croissants are crescent-shaped, but they can also be rectangular or of other shapes.
- Variations: There are various variations of croissants, such as those with chocolate, marzipan, dried fruits, nuts, and more.
- History: Although the croissant is considered a French delicacy, its roots can be traced back to Austria, where a similar pastry called "kipferl" existed.
Croissants are popular in many countries around the world and are often served for breakfast, usually with jam, butter, or chocolate.
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