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Wednesday, The French Confection, The Greek Who Stole Christmas, and South By South East. Neelix (talk) 19:59, 8 December 2012 (UTC) Looking at the merged...

into separate articles for the sugar-and-nut confection and the filled chocolates: Split Praline is simply the Belgian-French name for filled chocolates...

106 (talk) A marron glacé (plural marrons glacés) is a confection, originating in south of France and/or Piedmont (north region of Italy) consisting of...

rename the article, but since that didn't fly and doesn't make sense anyway (or we'd end up with "confections"...) I came to the article via the Mohrenkopf...

so the article can be updated appropriately? ---Another Believer (Talk) 00:36, 8 November 2022 (UTC) This source says The Confectional is in the Triangle...

any of a variety of small confections, especially in France. Petit fours in Belgium are traditionally eaten and sold around the Holiday Period . Especially...

the difference between the actual confection and the chocolate disk coated with said confection. If the merge happens, at least it is proposed in the...

2007-10-03}}</ref> The popularity of the bar in Nanaimo lead to local residents mobilising to have it elected "Canada's Favourite Confection" in a [[National...

rename the article to Arrow sash, which is actually English, then we can have a section on its history, its confection, its varieties, and the role it...

(UTC) Please add March 23 for the German release of The Complete Confection! http://www.amazon.de/Teenage-Dream-Confection-Katy-Perry/dp/B006XBSAP2/ref=sr_1_48...

I think the spelling should be 'guisada' because the confection is of Portuguese origin. At least this is how it was spelled in my childhood in Kingston...

Chinese confection, so there shouldn't be any need to dab using the Chinese name. If people disagree for some reason and want to move the page to the Chinese...

be able to find on Wikipedia. As a lover of this confection, I thought it might be nice to add the article, hoping that others could expand upon it....

Joseph Schmidt Confections. Please take a moment to review my edit. If you have any questions, or need the bot to ignore the links, or the page altogether...

"sweet/confection (made) of cheese"? If so, then "cheese sweet" or "cheese confection" would be more accurate than "sweet cheese" in English. The most common...

a similar manner to a cake.". Additionally, the first sentence of cake says "Cake is a flour confection made from flour, sugar, and other ingredients...

authentically Australian confection. SkookumDog (talk) 19:28, 13 July 2016 (UTC) Found an even earlier reference on Trove, the NSW Fresh Food and Ice company...

your teeth The article currently divides "confections" into "candy" and "non-candy". I'm inclined to think the division as currently explicated is somewhat...

is not a mother sauce for French cooking in France. Thus Anglicized French cooking would have hollandaise and Gaullic French cooking would have mayonnaise...