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What kinda ice-cream do you like?
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Post by
Hyperspacerebel
By the way, who here knew that Creme Bu Le is not actually a french dessert?
Crème brûlée? It's french, ripped off by the British.
Post by
Orranis
By the way, who here knew that Creme Bu Le is not actually a french dessert?
Crème brûlée? It's french, ripped off by the British.
The name is french, the dessert isn't. That was my point.
Post by
Hyperspacerebel
By the way, who here knew that Creme Bu Le is not actually a french dessert?
Crème brûlée? It's french, ripped off by the British.
The name is french, the dessert isn't. That was my point.
1691 French recipe
. The reason it has been attributed to the British by some is because the author later changed the name from
Crème brulée
to
Crème à l'Angloise
.
Trinity Creme, the British version, didn't come around until 1879.
French (some evidence it could have come even earlier from Spain), but ripped off by the British.
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Post by
Orranis
By the way, who here knew that Creme Bu Le is not actually a french dessert?
Crème brûlée? It's french, ripped off by the British.
The name is french, the dessert isn't. That was my point.
1691 French recipe
. The reason is has been attributed to the British by some is because the author later changed the name from
Crème brulée
to
Crème à l'Angloise
.
Trinity Creme, the British version, didn't come around until 1879.
French (some evidence it could have come even earlier from Spain), but ripped off by the British.
Hmm... Okay, thanks didn't know that.
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marmalade
anything Ben and Jerrys. If I had to pick though, it'd be Phish Food.
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311976
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Hyperspacerebel
Actually, Faceshield is correct, Créme Brulée IS English, it was called Eton Mess and was ripped off by the French when they weren't busy surrendering to rocks.
Créme Brulée
and
Eton Mess
are two completely different dishes.
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