What candy's name is derived from the French for "you spoil us"?
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#56539. Asked by RaeRae55. (Apr 07 05 7:24 PM)
TabbyTom
Some people say that nougat is derived from the phrase "tu nous gâtes" (you spoil us), but the OED and Chambers prefer to derive it via Provençal from the Latin "nux" (nut).
Apr 07 05, 9:27 PM
RaeRae55
Thanks for the help I would have never guessed. Nougat sounds good to me.
Apr 08 05, 11:17 AM
Flynn_17
I thought it was Fererro Rocher. Like those terrible adverts.
'Oh ambassador, you spoil us!'
Apr 08 05, 4:29 PM
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