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truffe

[ tryf ]

noun

French.
  1. Slang. peasant; boor.


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Its creator Portuguese chocolatier Daniel Gomes said the diamond-shaped chocolate was certified as the world’s most expensive by the Guinness Book of Records, which in 2017 listed $250 La Madeline au Truffe made by Danish artisan chocolate-maker Fritz Knipschildt’s as the record holder.

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The local chefs say the recipe's name comes from the word "truffe," which meant potato in Langue d'Oc, a dialect spoken in the southern half of the country in medieval France.

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The "small tasting dishes" they tried included one La Truffe Noire at ÂŁ35, two St Jacques scallop dishes costing ÂŁ29 each and two La Volatille risottos totalling ÂŁ42.

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Toss a pralinĂ© truffe in any direction in Paris, and you’ll hit a chocolatier, whether an award-winning master or a modest neighborhood peddler.

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On croit avoir conquis le 'suffrage universel' en votant par des mots d'ordre qui en font le contraire du suffrage universel,—menĂ© au vote comme on mĂšne un troupeau au pĂąturage, avec cette diffĂ©rence que ça ne nourrit pas.—D'ailleurs, par ce suffrage universel qu'on croit avoir et qu'on n'a pas,—il faudrait croire que les soldats doivent commander au gĂ©nĂ©ral, les chevaux mener le cocher;—croire que deux radis valent mieux qu'une truffe, deux cailloux mieux qu'un diamant, deux crottins mieux qu'une rose.

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