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millefeuille [milfœj]masculine noun* * *milfœjnom masculin millefeuille ( small layered cake made of puff pastry filled with custard and cream)* * *milfœj nmcream slice, vanilla slice* * *millefeuille nm millefeuille (small layered cake made of puff pastry filled with custard and cream).
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