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Ludovic HALÉVY et Henri MEILHAC, La Grande-Duchesse de Gérolstein (Calmann-Lévy) acte I, scène 3 I will return a victor or not at all.
Ludovic HALÉVY et Henri MEILHAC, La Grande-Duchesse de Gérolstein (Calmann-Lévy) acte I, scène 3 I will return a victor or not at all.
Trivia: French toast is made with bread and eggs, and although the French do not call French toast 'French toast', they do have a special name for it. What is it called in France?
Hier: 'Haute Couture' translated means?
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14 comments:
I think its Pain Perdu.
kim heins
The fashion show on Friday was awsome Mlle.Battaglia
Yo whats poppin??
pain perdu
and idk what u wanted to know about Haute Couture but...
Haute couture (French for "high sewing" or "high dressmaking"; pronounced [oːt kutyʁ]) refers to the creation of exclusive custom-fitted clothing. Haute couture is made to order for a specific customer, and it is usually made from high-quality, expensive fabric and sewn with extreme attention to detail and finish, often using time-consuming, hand-executed techniques.
-Erika OC
In Britain, I say Eggy Bread. In Canada(XD), I say pain dore'. In France, I say pain perdu. And in America, we say French Toast! Here is an entire list of names for French Toast:
* Australia and New Zealand: french toast (sometimes served with salt and pepper in New Zealand)
* Belgium: verloren brood, wentelteefjes, gewonnen brood, or gebakken boterhammen (literally "lost bread", "won bread", or "baked sandwiches" as it was traditionally made from stale bread) in Flanders, pain perdu (literally, "lost bread") in Wallonia
* Brazil: rabanada or "fatia parida"(in the northeast region of Brazil)
* Bulgaria: пържени филии - părzheni filii ("fried slices [of bread]")
* Canada (in francophone regions): pain doré (literally, "golden bread")
* Denmark and Norway: arme riddere (literally, "poor knights")
* England: Eggy Bread and Gypsy Toast
* Estonia: piilud ("ducklings")
* Finland köyhät ritarit ("poor knights") when eaten plain or with butter, rikkaat ritarit ("rich knights") when rolled in powdered sugar, sprinkled with it until fully covered or alternatively covered with whipped cream to provide the white base, and an eye of red colored jam added in the center.
* Greece: αβγόφετα (avgófeta, literally "egg-slice")
* Israel: פרנץ׳ טוסט
* Macedonia: Пржено лепче
* Malaysia: Roti telur
* Mexico: pan francés, torreja (north of Mexico)
* Netherlands: wentelteefjes (etymology unclear, wentelen = "to turn over", teefje = "female dog", or "wentel 't eefjes" = "turn it for a short time"). Used in some parts of Flanders, Belgium as well.
* Pakistan: meetha toas
* Romania: frigãnele
* Russia: гренки - grěnki
* Serbia: prženice
* South India and Sri Lanka: Bombay toast
* Spain: torrija
* Sweden: fattiga riddare (literally, "poor knights")
* Switzerland: Fotzelschnitten ("rascals' slices")
* Turkey: yumurtalı ekmek (literally, "bread with eggs"), or ekmek balığı (literally, "breadfish" / "fish of bread")
* United Kingdom: 'poor knights of Windsor', 'Gypsy Toast' and in parts of Cumbria, 'Pandora'.
* US: Overwhelmingly French toast, though it may on rare occasion be called German toast, Spanish toast, nun's toast, egg toast, or French fried pudding.
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XD Alexandre
pain perdu or lost bread... hmmmm...
Eekerz. Hard one. Pain grillé français.
Pain perdu. I don't like French toast. I haven't had it in a while, though, so maybe if I tried it again I would....
iT IS CALLED PAIN PERDU I AM GUESSING B-TAGZ.
Pain Perdu (Lost Bread)
my grandmother always talk bout france and french foods.
she even talks on the phone in french just to show off.
mary
pain perdu
juliette justi per-7
Pain Perdu. The website told me it means "Lost Bread". How does that mean French Toast?
<3Krissy
pain perdue is what the French call "french toast"
Kim
Strike one. Pain perdu! Happy Cinco De Mayo!
The French word for French toast is pain perdu, or lost bread.
The answer is pain perdu.
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