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| − | + | '''Danish''' is the name of the language and the people of [[Denmark]]. The language is very much like [[Norwegian]]. | |
| − | In spite of the name, the | + | A danish is also a sweet pastry that is popular in coffeeshops throughout the world. A danish consists of a thin buttered dough which is folded into many layers. The dough is typically made of [[flour]], [[yeast]], [[milk]], [[egg]]s, and the pastry itself is often embellished with icing, [[nut]]s (especially [[almond]]s), or fruit. |
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| + | In spite of the name, the danish was not in fact created in [[Denmark]], where the equivalent is known as a [[Vienna]] pastry. | ||
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Revision as of 17:55, September 26, 2008
Danish is the name of the language and the people of Denmark. The language is very much like Norwegian.
A danish is also a sweet pastry that is popular in coffeeshops throughout the world. A danish consists of a thin buttered dough which is folded into many layers. The dough is typically made of flour, yeast, milk, eggs, and the pastry itself is often embellished with icing, nuts (especially almonds), or fruit.
In spite of the name, the danish was not in fact created in Denmark, where the equivalent is known as a Vienna pastry.