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Coucougnette
Confection made with almonds, marzipan, and chocolate From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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A coucougnette is a confection made with almonds, marzipan, and chocolate.[1] The sweet consists of a whole roasted almond coated in dark chocolate and rolled in a mixture of crushed almonds, cane sugar, ginger brandy, and Armagnac. Each coucougnette is dipped in raspberry juice, giving it a pink color.

Coucougnettes received the award for Best French Bonbon at the Paris "Intersuc" Salon in 2000.[2]
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