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We made croissants the other day!
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The first ones are pains au chocolat and the second ones are croissants.
They are both called viennoiseries.
Do you have to watch the first 200 seasons to understand it or is it easy enough to pick up if you just start watching now?
Although the Viennoiseries started in 1683 with the siege of Vienna I think you can still pick it up now.
It's ok if you skip the previous episodes and just enjoy the more recent ones where the plot is more refined.
Ah ok, that's a relief! Just gotta finish this show first goes back to watching early 60s episode of Doctor Who
No, no,
The first ones are most definately chocolatines