Croissant

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French OriginPlay
Croissant is French for 'crescent' and signals its shape and origin from France. SlideThe bakery boasts authentic French croissants.
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VarietyPlay
Croissants come with different fillings and toppings like chocolate or almonds. SlideShe couldn't decide between a plain or almond croissant.
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Breakfast ItemPlay
Croissants are commonly eaten for breakfast, especially with coffee. SlideHe enjoys his morning coffee with a fresh croissant.