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French Foods

Published on Nov 18, 2015

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PRESENTATION OUTLINE

FRENCH FOOD BOOK

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BAGUETTE

THE LONG BREAD OF FRANCE
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Description
It is a long narrow crusty bread that has been in France's history for a long time

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Fun fact
Napoleon asked for its long nature so his men could carry it into battle in their trousers

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PAIN AU CHOCOLATE

THE ICONIC CHOCOLATE SWEET ROLL

And average portion has 285 calories because there is not much sugar in the pastry but there is more in the chocolate

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FACTS

  • It is a sweetroll
  • It can be served hot or cold
  • The main ingredients are yeast dough and chocolate
  • There is a variation where it can be baked with raisins
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Fun fact
In Brazil it is referred as croissant de chocolate

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SNAILS

THE GARDEN PEST
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Snails In France are served with garlic and parsley butter

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Snails date back to the start of the Roman Empire and have been harvested and eaten in France for centuries

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FACTS

  • Some people harvest and eat their own snails
  • Wild snails that are harvested have diseases so laws are in place to prevent harm
  • Before cooking snails are deprived of food exept the week they are cooked where they eat flour
  • Getting garden snails is dangerous because they carry a parasite that can cause meningitis
  • Processing garden snails is a long and laborious task this is why there are not usually eaten
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CROISSANT

THE BUTTERY PASTRY OF FRANCE
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Many contain lots of fat and are unhealthy because of the large amount of butter used in their production

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FACTS

  • 1.32million croissants are eaten daily in france
  • The croissant has become one of starbucks best selling products
  • The pain au chocolat was a variation of the croissant
  • 36000 boulangaries bake them for their customers