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Hungarian word 'Csokoládékrémet' - what does it mean? Something to do with chocolate?!

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InAnEnglishCountryGarden | 18:28 Wed 07th Oct 2009 | Food & Drink
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It's 'chocolate cream', a term for a chocolate filling or spread used to make a cake very like Missisippi Mud Pie, or as a topping or filling for gateaux. Enter the word in Google, and click on 'translate this page' on some of the links to see various recipes for it.
11:34 Thu 08th Oct 2009
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Well I'm guessing that the latter part of the word means creme or cream.
18:44 Wed 07th Oct 2009
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Milk Chocolate?
18:45 Wed 07th Oct 2009
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It's 'chocolate cream', a term for a chocolate filling or spread used to make a cake very like Missisippi Mud Pie, or as a topping or filling for gateaux. Enter the word in Google, and click on 'translate this page' on some of the links to see various recipes for it.
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