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FBaggins

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3. The author doesn't seem familiar with France at all

Reply to hunter (Original post)

Mon May 6, 2024, 11:13 AM

May 2024

The "two plump claws" croissant shape has been a sign that there is no butter involved for quite some time.

Real croissants made with butter are usually straight.

Believe it or not - there's actually a law.

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Why France is finding vegan croissants hard to stomach [View all] hunter May 2024 OP

You can't make a croissant without butter like MOMFUDSKI May 2024 #1

Enough. Does it taste as good as a real croissant? brush May 2024 #2

The author doesn't seem familiar with France at all FBaggins May 2024 #3

The entire bakery is vegan. That's the story. hunter May 2024 #4

But the *title* claims an issue with vegan croissants FBaggins May 2024 #5