What is the name of a french bread roll?
There are many types of French bread rolls, and the name depends on the specific type:
Commonly known as:
* Pain au Levain: A sourdough bread roll.
* Pain au Lait: A sweet bread roll, often with milk in the dough.
* Brioche: A rich, buttery bread roll.
* Baguette: A long, thin loaf of bread, often sliced into rolls.
Less common:
* Ficelle: A thin, long roll, often used for sandwiches.
* Pain de campagne: A rustic country bread, often with a slightly sour taste.
* Pain Poilâne: A round sourdough bread, often with a crusty exterior.
There are also many regional variations of French bread rolls, with different names and characteristics.
So, to get a specific answer, you would need to provide more information about the type of roll you're looking for.
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