Usage of "profiteroles"

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Pastry ball filled with whipped cream, pastry cream, or ice cream.

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Usage of profiteroles in inglês

Premium profiteroles Another French classic, profiteroles are cream-filled choux pastries dripping in chocolate. 
 The Irish Times 

The profiteroles should be golden brown all over and as light as air. 
 The Guardian 

The Lidl Deluxe premium profiteroles come ready-filled and drenched in rich dark chocolate. 
 The Irish Times 

For anyone else, you'll need little more than a teaspoon to make profiteroles. 
 The Guardian 

It is imperative to stock up on such things as chocolate mousse and profiteroles. 
 Jamaica Observer 

Or profiteroles. He had remembered her fatal weakness for them. 
 Second chance 

My dinner companion ordered the profiteroles; the Kenyan would have been delightful paired with that. 
 French pressed 

I'd kill for a plate of profiteroles right now, swimming in chocolate sauce. He laughed. 
 Imajica: Complete Edition 

It is even given billing above chocolate profiteroles. 
 The Guardian 

The glories of Jokalaylau laid before us and I'm obsessing on profiteroles. Then again, deadly serious. 
 Imajica: Complete Edition 

And by then they were sharing profiteroles. 
 Second chance 

Put the lids atop the profiteroles. 
 The Guardian 

These profiteroles are as extravagant as they are simple to make... 
 The Guardian 

And the profiteroles make me lazy. 
 Second chance 

And what you did with the profiteroles, using blackberry sorbet instead of the same old vanilla ice cream. 
 French pressed 

You can call the pastries cream puffs, profiteroles or croissants, but most Argentines still use the more irreverent names. 
 BBC 

profiteroles

profiterole

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Profiteroles through the time

Meanings of profiterole (profiteroles) in inglês