What is the difference between a Napoleon cake and a Millefoglie cake?
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What does mille-feuille mean literally?
Daan Marchand
2025-11-17 04:14:49
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Mille-feuille translates to a thousand leaves.
You could also translate feuille as layers or sheets.
It means a thousand leaves.
Loïs van der Smeede
2025-11-11 02:33:59
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Mille-feuille is een gelaagde pastry.
Mille-feuille betekent letterlijk "duizend bladeren".
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What is mille-feuille called in English?
Abroad, it is its very name that raises doubts: in English, Nordic or Slavic countries, the mille-fe Lees meer
Julian Aschman
2025-11-06 10:55:42
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Mille-Feuille seems to translate to one thousand leaves, sheets or layers and refers to the puff pastry that is used in 3 layers of this pastry. The pastry is folded over itself and rolled many times to create flaky, crisp layers of pastry.
Jurre le Luc
2025-10-25 13:24:09
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Mille feuille actually translates into "a thousand leaves", referring to the inumerable layers of the puff pastry used to make it.
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How do I pronounce mille-feuille?
UK/ˌmiːlˈfɜː.jə/ US/mɪlˈfwiː/ /m/ as in moon /iː/ as in sheep /l/ as in look /f/ as in fish /ɜ Lees meer
Is millefeuille French or Italian?
Mille-Feuille seems to translate to one thousand leaves, sheets or layers and refers to the puff pas Lees meer