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Pan O Shocolat

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Pain au chocolat is brioche dough (an enriched French bread with a rich sweet flavor and flaky texture) filled with Dark Chocolate and sometimes chopped hazelnuts.

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A pain au chocolat is a French snack consisting of a pastry, similar to a croissant, with chocolate inside.

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That's a "chocolate filled roll".

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What is a synonym for the french word pain au chocolat?

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