French Food.

Okay, I'm taking French for the first time this year.
I've already taken Spanish, and I already knew all their foods and cultural beings and such.

Well, what foods are French? Lol.
I know Crepes are.
But, what else is well-known in the U.S. [[And worldwide]] that's from France?

I honestly have no clue.
I'm sure once you tell me I"ll be like " I KNEW THAT!"
LOL.

French Fries
French Toast
A lot of pastries originated in France.
escartgots (snails)
cavier (spl)

Lol.. french fries are not "French" food. The french refers to how they are cut.

Umm yea, french fries are NOT french food. their american.

Well there are few french deserts that you should find in the U.S.

- Chocolate Mousse
- Creme Brulee
- Eclairs

ECLAIRS BABY. (:
haha, those things are off the hook.

French Fries, I love those things. I just ate some, actually. Hahahaaha.

French Toast is french?
What if I put banana juice stuff in it?
I like it in there, and cinnamon, and a little bit of fruit on top. (:
LOL.

Jambon means ham?
Wow.

pizza means pizza. haha.

Croque(spl) monsieur-toasted ham/cheese sandwich
omelet du fromage (haha.)-cheese omelet

They've also got;
- Baguette
- Pain (which is just plain normal bread)
- Croissant
- Foie gras (duck liver pate, a real speciality but I think it's awful)

And they use a lot of garlic.

Google some french restaurant menus or ask google some questions. funnily enough i just went to paris, but i've already forgotten what was on most of the menus :[

here's a dessert at least. CREME CARAMEL.

CREME CARMEL?
Is that those things that are carmel with cream in the center?

Oh my god, to die for!
hahahaha.

If that's what it is, of course.

I'm going to France in June. I'm so excited.
Oh yusss. (:

-Teria.
(:

"creme caramel, flan, or caramel custard"

Just google it. its easier that way.
xx

U should make crepes. They are really easy to make and really delicous. U could look the rec on the net.

Pretty much every word that you cant pronounce that has a bunch of vowels in it