What is french pastry named napoleon?
The French pastry named Napoleon is called "Mille-Feuille" in French, which literally translates to "thousand layers."
It's a delicious pastry made of:
* Puff pastry: Crispy, layered dough, the key to the "thousand" layers
* Custard: A creamy filling
* Glaze: Often a simple sugar glaze for a sweet finish
While the name "Napoleon" isn't officially used in France, it's quite common in English-speaking countries. It's said to be named after the French emperor, Napoleon Bonaparte, although the exact origin of the name is uncertain.
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