What do you call these in your country?

>>70274202
Al French Filth

Chocolate pain. Some say 'chocolatine' but others know it's pain.

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>>70274251

>>70274202
Suklaatasku, literally chocolate pocket

Daily reminder that they are called PAIN AU CHOCOLAT and not chocol*tine

>>70274202
pain au chocolat

>>70274244
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>All these anti-Chocolatine heathens

>>70274202
We don't eat them.

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>>70274202
des chocolatines

>>70274202
Schokojumbo

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>>70274929
>german

>>70274928
Delet this

>>70275586
Fuck off

It's called Milföy but we don't put chocolate inside it.

>>70274202
aguapingo de pichichijote

>>70274723
Lies.

Chocolate filled Croissant

>>70274671
>being proud of savagry
wtf ?

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>>70274564
>bread with chocolate

For the exact 3 months these existed here by imported frozen sacks from Bridor they were branded as Pain au Chocolat.

But I made sure to call them Chocolatine on imageboards with French people.

>>70274202
There is no actual name for them so i just call them "chocolate chip croissaints"

>>70274202
maritozzo

>>70274202
Folhado de Chocolate

>>70274244
>algerian says "filth"
>he's not referring to himself

I don't know. A scone or a roll? What the hell are those dark dots? Looks like bugs.

>>70276567
Fagottini al cioccolato

>>70274202
french double poo rolls

>>70276187
Because they deserved it.

>>70276666
Chocolate chips?

Chocoladebroodje

Chocolate bread

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>>70274202
Suri.
Here's a chileanbro eating those: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PrMlXth3qEM

Pain au chocolat, but most people call it chocolate bread, or bread with chocolate

>>70274202
These are Fotzenläuse.
Loved them as a child.

>>70274202
Chocolate croissants

>>70274202
salenjaci

>>70277273
But that's not croissants.

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>>70274564
>>70276940
>>70274586
How do you call this then?

>>70277573
We don't eat this, our similar stuffs are brioche or quatre-quart.

>>70275814
But, that's the truth

>>70277573
wtf the crust looks like normal bread. Here, we make that like a pound cake (speaking of which, I guess we'd call it "marbled pount cake").

chocolate croissants

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>>70274202
Belgian Croissants.

Thank you, Belgium, for this awesome snack.

>>70278592
ayo hol up, they have Costco in Canada?

>>70278661
Yes.

We also have Walmart and Whole Foods.

It's not like it's a different country up here.

>>70274202
saiakesed

>>70278730
I know, I just thought Costco was exclusive to the US. I remember reading a while ago that folks from BC would drive to Washington to go to Costco, I figured it didn't exist there.

Zigan

>>70274564
chocolatine